Sites such as Blogger, MySpace, and Facebook provide an easily accessible place to store stolen data until it can be collected and deleted, security researchers warn.

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Even as municipal Wi-Fi has floundered nationwide, New York Governor Eliot Spitzer unveiled a plan to bring affordable broadband to the entire state. The plan would beef up the state's economy, especially in long-depressed upstate New York, the governor said.

Samba: Execution of arbitrary code

A new security update has been released for Gentoo Linux - Samba: Execution of arbitrary code. Here the announcement:

with this step-by-step tutorial