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Indian biometric ID project faces court hurdle

The country's Supreme Court has ruled for now against making the biometric ID mandatory for receiving services

Strip club sues Oracle over unpaid $33,540 tab

The New Century Theater in San Francisco alleges an Oracle employee rang up the charges over two days

Internet Explorer zero-day attackers linked to Bit9 hackers

Will 3D printing kill IP?

Free sharing of designs through P2P and 3D printing could make trademarking irrelevant, experts say

Mac Trojan linked to Syrian Electronic Army shuttered

Netfix plumbs pirate sites before buying TV shows

Navy Yard shooter was IT worker with resume of gun violence

How did this suspect, twice arrested for reckless gun use, get a job on a military installation?

Rogue hardware used in attempted cyberheist at Santander bank branch

One criminal impersonated a maintenance engineer and tried to attach a KVM switch to a bank computer for remote control purposes

Poor design fosters hacker attacks of websites running PHP

Zynga settles with employee over alleged theft of game secrets

The employee, Alan Patmore, was alleged to have uploaded over 760 Zynga files to a Dropbox folder