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IT News Happening Now Clickjacking: Scary new cross-browser exploit Ryan Naraine: Researchers are beginning to raise an alarm for what looks like a scary new browser exploit/threat affecting all the major desktop platforms. READ FULL STORY Ryan Naraine: Adobe Flash ads launching clipboard hijack attack Ryan Naraine: Apple plugs gaping holes in Java for Mac Ryan Naraine: Researchers discover PDF exploit packs Dancho Danchev: Bill O'Reilly's web site hacked Dana Blankenhorn: Is Chrome a security risk? Ryan Naraine: Firefox ships patch for 12 security flaws Sponsored Improving online banking authentication This TowerGroup Research Note discusses techniques that cyber criminals are using to access online banking accounts, along with the solutions to combat them. (Sponsored by IBM) More Top Stories Oracle enters hardware market Larry Dignan: At OpenWorld, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison unveils the company's first ever hardware product--a storage server with embedded software designed to work with Oracle databases and be used in a grid. " READ FULL STORY Video: Oracle launches 'world's fastest database machine' Dennis Howlett: Oracle CRM: Spot the disconnect Dana Gardner: HP, Oracle team up on 'data warehouse appliances' Dana Gardner: Hey, you, get onto my cloud! David Greenbaum: Core innovation, Fusion Apps, and why it's all up to AIA Madison Avenue to Facebook: You'll never be the next Google Steve O'Hear: Facebook's ad "push" includes a full-page ad in the events program, a number of sponsored sessions, and throwing a party tonight in which Ziggy Marley (son of Bob) will be performing. READ FULL STORY Sponsored Improving online banking authentication This TowerGroup Research Note discusses techniques that cyber criminals are using to access online banking accounts, along with the solutions to combat them. (Sponsored by IBM) RIAA loses verdict against Jammy Thomas Richard Koman: U.S. District Court Judge Michael Davis dismissed the 222K verdict against Jammy Thomas, saying it was based on the faulty "making available" theory of distribution. READ FULL STORY EA 'Spore' backlash could help end DRM Oliver Day: Thousands of "Spore" owners are giving the PC game low ratings to protest EA's DRM system that puts a limit on installations. Plus, a pirate copy of the game-- without DRM restrictions--is spreading online. READ FULL STORY Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: EA threatens to ban users who talk about DRM...or not Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: 'Spore' hit by class-action lawsuit over DRM

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