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- Harry Potter and the USB Worm
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- Windows Update E-mail Scam
- Hoax emails of naked Angelina Jolie cause 80% of computer viruses
- The top 10 IT disasters of all time
- Companies can purchase all-access Facebook passwords
- Facebook Founder wants to know if Members are active
- Mistletoe Smooch virus
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- Software catastrophe myths
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- MicroSoft Office 2003 Conspiracy
- Warning on stealthy Windows virus
- Microsoft takes 10 years to return support call
- They couldn't have done that! IT urban legends exposed
- New worm spreading through MSN messenger and AIM
- Travel sites use cookies to raise prices
- Grouply is stealing Yahoo info
- Virus from China on digital photo frames
- YouTube uses as much bandwidth as all other sites combined
- Botnet scams are exploding
- Even seemingly reliable e-mail vulnerable to hackers
- Google searchers could end up with a new type of bug
- Spell-check run amok changes names in yearbook
- Obama sex video
- "Can you reset the Internet for me?"
- E-mail error ends up on road sign
- Origins of Java
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- Yahoo web beacons
- Is That an Emoticon in 1862?
- Over 30,000 people fall for ComputerTan hoax
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