PCW is running an interesting article about the several botnets out there, which control more than a million machines; which could result in more than nine billion pieces of spam
Microhoo: Yahoo Raises the Stakes (Again)
In an attempt to either upset Microsoft or their shareholders, Yahoo rejected Microsoft's higher bid to acquire them. Microsoft responded with a veiled threat for a "hostile"
VA Requires Students to Learn Online Safety
Virginia, the state that houses NCMEC and AOL, has enacted a policy that schools must now facilitate classes that help keeps kids safe on the Web. Before I shoot it down, I want to
Craigslist Gets Bloggy (Finally!)
The more-popular-than-they-should free classifieds Web site, Craigslist, now has a blog to help respond to user's feedback and engage in open discussion. Just like the site, it's
Follow-Up: Craigslist Raid of Oregon Resident Was a Burglarly
Last week, you might have heard of an Oregon man who's house was raided by means of a Craigslist posting. Well, it was in fact a poorly-staged burglary as two people were arrested
April Fools': YouTube Rick Rolled Everyone
Today, YouTube Rick Rolled thousands (possibly millions) of users who clicked on their featured video listings. All the videos pointed to a Rick Astley video (hence the term, Rick
