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Nortel was penetrated by Chinese hackers for decade
Bankrupt Canadian telecom company Nortel was penetrated for at least a decade by hackers believed to have been operating from China, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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New law could open window for police to view online habits
The Conservative government plans to introduce a law next week that would allow police to better monitor web-surfing habits of Canadians and to track them with electronic surveillance.
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Evil Shadow Team hacks Microsoft India
Microsoft said it is investigating an attack by hackers on its Indian retail website, reportedly carried out by a Chinese group called the "Evil Shadow Team."
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Iran blocks internet sites in election lead up
Access to the Internet's most-used sites and tools is being choked in Iran at a politically charged period, blocking communication channels for local businesses, bank clients, scientists and foreign media.
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Do you need a Pintervention?
Online, as in life, there's a fine line between collecting and hoarding. And a popular new website is doing a tap dance on it.
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Deported Saudi blogger faces blasphemy charge: report
A Saudi journalist wanted in the kingdom for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed was arrested after Malaysia deported him and will face charges of blasphemy, a report said on Monday amid calls for his execution.
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Glam Media launches social network Foodie.com
There are magazines, television shows and books about food. Now there's a social network just for food lovers, Foodie.com.
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Michael D. Reid
The best of the fest
An explosive Belgian crime thriller about the consequences of a brutish cattle farmer's involvement with Flemish mobsters who peddle illegal growth hormones took top honours at the Victoria Film Festival awards presentation Sunday night.
Les Leyne
Les Leyne: Clark's speech wasn't worth the trouble
You can take a premier out of commercial radio, but you can't take commercial radio out of the premier.
Cleve Dheensaw
Tigers' star Etem joins elite group
With the return of the Western Hockey League to Victoria, those expecting a constant barrage of blinding flashiness on Blanshard Street from future NHL stars have perhaps been mildly underwhelmed. But that certainly wasn't the case in October when Emerson Etem of the Medicine Hat Tigers, the complete package of strength and speed, roared through Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre to score five goals in a two-game set against the Royals.
Mike Devlin
Denzel's acting portfolio awash in great roles
Despite his humble onscreen beginnings - playing an extra in Charles Bronson's Death Wish - Denzel Washington has slowly become one of the best actors of his generation, if not all-time.
