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http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/02/thief-scams-for.htmlBy Noah Shachtman Danger RoomWired.comFebruary 08, 2008 If you're looking for a great yarn [1], you could do a whole lot worse than the cover story in this week's Washington City Paper. Here's a snip: A little before 2 p.m.... a woman returned to her office [at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission] and found a stranger sitting at her desk... I was going to leave you a note, the stranger said, rising from the chair. She explained that s read more »
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http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=53793By Jeff SchogolStars and StripesMideast editionApril 3, 2008 ARLINGTON, Va. . An Army security drill that posed as an e-mail scam is part of a larger exercise known as .Bulwark Defender,. said Bruce Sprecher, a spokesman for U.S. Strategic Command..The e-mail, sent to dot.mil addresses, was developed to check our personnel.s responses to a sophisticated phishing scam,. Sprecher said on Wednesday. .These events are conducted to determine how to imp read more »
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Beware bogus e-mail and phone calls from fraudsters posing as the IRS. ...Go beyond knowing technology and manage it Get a Master of Science in Technology Management online. Enroll with National University today. read more »
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If you sell enough stuff online at sites like Craigslist and eBay, eventually you will receive an offer for your wares that far exceeds your asking price. Such offers are often the first stage of a scam in which the fraudster sends a counterfeit check along with some elaborate explanation for offering such a high amount. The scam artist then asks the seller to wire back the difference after the check is deposited. It should...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry. read more »
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One in four Nigerian spams sent to BlightyThe United Kingdom is the most popular destination for 419 scams - emails which promise huge riches in exchange for up-front arrangement fees.… read more »
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4Apple's launch of its new iPhone 3G will produce a flurry of spam and scams, a security company warned Thursday. read more »
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LAS VEGAS, NEV. -- Social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn are fast emerging as some of the most fertile grounds for malicious software, identity thieves and online mischief-makers. And while some of the talks given here at the Black Hat hacker conference would probably make most people want to avoid social networking sites altogether, it turns out that staying off of these networks entirely may not be the safest option either. The biggest...Please click on the title to continue reading read more »
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