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- SecurityFocus - Infocus: A Comparison Study of Three Worm Families and Their Propagation in a Network . SecurityFocus Editor's note: this document was originally published as a part of the DeepSight Threat Management System, a paid service offered by Symantec Corp (formerly SecurityFocus Inc.) and is offered to the community free of charge as a time-delayed release. |
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- Part of this round of corner-turns has been better real-time stats. For example, how much bandwidth does scripting.com use? About 100MB per hour. The top five files it serves? |
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- PC Pro Dec 10 2003 6:21PM ET... |
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- MSNBC Dec 10 2003 5:51PM ET... |
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- PC Pro Dec 10 2003 6:21PM ET... |
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- globetechnology.com Dec 10 2003 6:21PM ET... |
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- globetechnology.com Dec 10 2003 6:21PM ET... |
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- Miami Herald Dec 10 2003 6:28PM ET... |
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- e eu que tenho uma materia q ι sσ de usar filtros de photoshop. tτ montando o trabalho agora. shame on me e shame on ufrj. |
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- ZDNet Dec 10 2003 6:30PM ET... |
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- MSNBC Dec 10 2003 6:40PM ET... |
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- AP via The Ledger Dec 10 2003 6:47PM ET... |
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- San Jose Mercury News Dec 10 2003 6:53PM ET... |
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- So... you may remember that my friend Juice is staying with me so that we could spend some time together before he's shipped off to the Middle East. You may also remember when I spoke of the difficulties that came along with the news of his departure: th |
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- The U.S. Supreme Court halted the execution Wednesday of a condemned inmate who was part of a lawsuit that challenged one of the drugs used to carry out the death sentence. Kevin Lee Zimmerman's reprieve came about 20 minutes before he could have been put to death for a fatal stabbing and robbery at a Beaumont motel in 1987. |
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- Tech, the importance of this is obvious. DISAPPEARING INK TO BOOST PAPER RECYCLING By Will Knight New Scientist December 4, 2003 http://www. newscientist. |
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- Finally got around to starting Al Franken's book, which I picked up in the States when I couldn't seem to find it in the foreign bookstores in Tokyo (it turns out that it WAS available here but in the British export trade paperback with a cover I didn't recognize and hence overlooked). No pictures of the Lying Liars themselves or even of Franken on the cover, just a shot of generic politician standing behind a bank of media microphones while hiding his face. Funny, depressing, and mean-spirited (in good way)) so far. Kinda makes me glad I live outside of the right-wing mediasphere, so I'm exposed to their toxic-sludge-disguised-as-news directly. |
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- A Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to 49 federal charges that he used misspellings of Internet domain names like Disneyland and Teletubbies to lure children to pornographic Web sites. |
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- We have finally moved into the house, over Thanksgiving weekend actually, so I haven't been doing much knitting OR blogging... |
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- In the elevator this morning a man and a woman were talking to one another in Russian. I couldn't understand anything they were saying until, in the middle of a sentence, the man dropped in the title "Big Fat Greek... |
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- In the elevator this morning a man and a woman were talking to one another in Russian. I couldn't understand anything they were saying until, in the middle of a sentence, the man dropped in the title "Big Fat Greek... |
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- McGill pays study subjects $500 to take cocaine MONTREAL - The federal and provincial governments have contributed close to $700,000 for a series of studies at McGill University in which a psychiatry professor is offering people $500 to use cocaine.... |
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- As most people have noticed by now, the last Google monthly update done in November, dubbed Florida has generated a lot of uproar amongst the business community and the Internet economy. This latest update is a clear example of the power of Google and what it can mean to a large number of commercial websites that depend on their rankings for the success of their business model and their viability. |
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- To help prevent spam and improve the quality of search results, Google just introduced a new spam filter. Basically, what it does is it also acts as a keyword phrase filter. Some keyword phrases in many sites were unchanged, but many highly competitive phrases were significantly modified. Some site owners and Webmasters witnessed their sites drop from fairly high listings to not being in the top 500 sites. |
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- Επί μιάμιση ώρα ξυλοδαρμός και διαπόμπευση ενός μικρόσωμου ασιάτη μικροπωλητή, από αστυνομικό του Δήμου Θεσσαλονίκης, την Τετάρτη το μεσημέρι. Ξεσηκώθηκαν οι περίοικοι κι έσπευσαν να τους κατευνάσουν ασφαλίτες |
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- Παραθετω το κειμενο αυτο που δημοσιευτηκε στo κυπριακο indymedia γραμμενο απο τον Σολων. |
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- A six-year-old boy from Montgomery County has died from the flu. North Carolina Department of Health Director Leah Devlin says the boy died Saturday. He was the first child in the state that the flu has killed this season. |
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- A lawyer for Michael Peterson's stepdaughter will ask a judge to forego a jury trial and declare the novelist financially liable for his wife's death. |
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- Counterfeiters are raking in the cash in Johnston County thanks to some quick-change work. |
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- More local soldiers are leaving for Iraq. In fact, 30 reservists from the 5-35th Military Police Battalion, based out of Raleigh, have been mobilized. |
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- A Heart of Carolina woman is speaking out for the first time about the gunfight she was involved in - a shootout that left her husband dead. |
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- The former N.C. State University provost who returned to teaching after the chancellor fired two of his top assistants has quit his faculty job. |
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- People across North Carolina trying to protect themselves with a flu vaccine are being turned away from county health departments in the face of a nationwide shortage. |
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- A second bidder emerged Wednesday for the assets of bankrupt Midway Airlines when Mesa Air Group asked a judge a postpone a decision on the sale of those assets. |
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- The scramble continues to get the flu vaccination. Wake County officials aren't sure when they'll get more of the vaccine. Cumberland County is completely out of the adult vaccine and only has a few doses left for the most susceptible children. Here's a look at the lengths daycares are taking to protect little students. |
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- Cars big and small make it a dangerous for Cary High School student LaToya Lee. "The traffic is crazy. Even at the crosswalk, people still go through the lights and stuff so it's easier to walk this way." |
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- Another North Carolina man sentenced to death will have his sentence commuted to life in prison under a state law that bans the execution of the mentally retarded. |
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- Bennett College, one of only two historically black women's colleges in the nation, has regained full accreditation, ending a two-year probation. |
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- Drug maker Merck will get incentives worth $36 million in exchange for building a new vaccine plant, and cigarette maker R.J. Reynolds will get tax breaks that could total $10 million a year. |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Ranking: 6066, Activity percentile: 58.78%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 8 Dec 2003): Download count: 4 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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