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Congressman wants to withhold funding from agencies that don't promote telework
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* Cisco vulnerability posted to Internet * Black Hat event highlights RFID and VoIP security threats * The CEO's sidekick * Hack cracks Microsoft anti-piracy check * Radio: Black Hat wrangling * Today on Layer 8
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* Cisco, ISS, Michael Lynn and Black Hat sign legal accord * Researcher at center of Cisco router-exploit controversy speaks out * You work where? * Senator crafts revamp of 1996 telecom law * Windows Vista release slips to fourth quarter 2006 * Tod
