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Security researchers crack laptop facial biometrics

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 19/02/2009

...security convention in Washington DC this week. Nguyen Minh Duc, head of the application security department at the Bach Khoa Internetwork Security Center at Hanoi University of Technology, will be showing delegates how to beat the facial recognition... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/02/19/234913/Security-researchers-crack-laptop-facial-biometrics.htm

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Lenovo sticking with face recognition tool

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| news.cnet.com
| 11/03/2009

...continue to upgrade the face recognition technology. The technology's vulnerability was demonstrated in December by the Bach Khoa Internetwork Security (BKIS) center in Hanoi, Vietnam. At the Black Hat security conference last month, researchers... http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-10193482-83.html

Teen who brought down anti-virus website let off the hook | Graham Cluley's blog

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Vietnam wants Google and Yahoo to help control their bloggers (Startup Meme)

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| startupmeme.com
| 03/12/2008

Google issues first patches for Chrome

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| feeds.computerworld.com
| 08/09/2008

UK, not North Korea, source of DDOS attacks, researcher says

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| www.itworld.com
| 14/07/2009

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IT security attacks come from UK

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| www.bcs.org
| 18/07/2009

...occurred earlier in the week and involved attempted security breaches against 166,000 computers across 74 countries, Bach Khoa Internetwork Security (Bkis) explained. North Korea was originally thought to have been the location for the cybercriminals... http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=conWebDoc.27529

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UK, not North Korea, source of DDOS attacks, researcher says