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Barnaby Jack demonstrates an attack on two automated teller machines during the Black Hat technology conference in Las Vegas on Wednesday, July 28, 2010. The attacks demonstrated Wednesday targeted standalone ATMs. But they could potentially be used against the ATMs operated by mainstream banks
Security

Cracking the vault: ATMs spill their guts in new computer attacks

Highly anticipated talk at a major cybersecurity conference exposes serious flaws in mobile banking security

Smartphone users in Canada are likely having a pretty good ride on new advanced, wireless networks surfing the Internet and downloading software apps.
Security

What your phone app doesn't say: It's watching

Many apps share sensitive data with third parties

Green Tech

Canadian researchers hope to green the web, make Canada the world's web server

Interconnected data centers powered by wind, sun, could drastically reduce IT carbon footprints

1999 - RIM950: A pager with wireless internet and email. It ran on an AA battery.
In pictures

You’ve come a long way, BlackBerry

In 1999, RIM’s first BlackBerry was a pager with wireless Internet -- and AA batteries

Blackberry device

RIM aims to take bite out of Apple

It dominates the business sector and now Research in Motion is chasing consumers with the 9800

Porn industry finds backdoor to iPhone 4

Adult-entertainment companies rush to develop video-sex chat services to exploit FaceTime videoconference feature

Japanese electronic giants post profit gains

Booming demand for TVs and PlayStation 3 consoles help Sony return to profitability in first quarter

India raises security concerns over BlackBerry services

Officials want access to encrypted data used by militants

Vietnam restricts online games after murder cases

String of crimes leads government to tighten already strong hold on online content

Telecommunications

Please hold, we’ll be with you in a moment

Telus accuses rival Shaw of bully tactics to try and hang onto customers

Cybersecurity

Botnet mastermind nabbed in Slovenia

Arrested hacker created cyber scam infecting 40 major banks, millions of computers

Rogers launches discount cellphone brand chatr

‘Flanker’ brand an attempt to regain lower-end market share: analyst

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