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Kevin Poulsen on TrapCall:
A new service set for launch Tuesday allows cellphone users to unmask the Caller ID on blocked incoming calls, obtaining the phone number, and in some cases the name and address, of the no-longer-anonymous caller. [...] TrapCall’s basic unmasking service is free, and includes the option of blacklisting unwanted callers by [...]

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An interesting take on EULA’s:
How often have you been presented with unplesant click-through license agreements [...] It is disturbingly common for people to click right on through such barriers without even looking at the agreement. I totally understand this attitude. [...] Of course, I have created a wonderful solution to this problem. My cat, Simba, [...]

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Interesting new hacking concept:
In North Dakota, oddly enough, hackers have hit on a new way to infect innocent computers: fake parking tickets that direct car owners to a site where they are instructed to download malicious software.[Dan Nosowitz of Gizmodo]
I guess people believe do believe anything.
Via Gizmodo.

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The iTunes App Store, for the iPhone and iPod Touch, has been out long enough for developers to release updates to their apps — some have even release several updates. Acquiring the update is easy through both iTunes and the App Store on the mobile device.

However, there is a catch. Maybe you’ve gone to update [...]

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First, I suggest watching their video, it will help you understand why I am calling BS.  

  I don’t buy it. First it’s a hacked version of the iPhone, look at the carrier name in the upper left. Second, when he moves it over to a new page, did you count the dots? There are 3 pages, [...]

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