Editors of top photography blog share secrets for finding the best of the millions of public domain images available for free online.
The Safari 5.0.1 update — and the corresponding v4.1.1 update for Tiger — finally fix a serious AutoFill vulnerability, an Apple security note reveals. Using a carefully-crafted site and JavaScript, vulnerable versions of Safari can be tricked into entering and sending personal information without consent. Knowledge of the threat has allegedly been in the public domain for about a year, but …
Source:Safari 5.0.1, 4.1.1 security fixes include AutoFill patch
The FBI on Tuesday vigorously defended its domestic surveillance guidelines, under fire from civil liberties and Muslim groups who argue that people not involved in crime or terrorism could be unfairly targeted for investigation.
Source:FBI defends guidelines on eve of Senate testimony
Spokesman says the Army is leading inquiry into the source of leaked classified intelligence logs. Pentagon - Classified information - Wikileaks - War in Afghanistan - Terrorism
Source:Pentagon launches leak probe
Amazon says its Kindle e-book sales are three times larger than they were last year, and it sells 43 percent more Kindle e-books than hardcover books on average.
Source:Amazon's E-book Sales Up 80%: Hardcovers Not Dead Yet
A Pentagon spokesman says the military has launched “a very robust investigation” into the leak of Afghanistan war secrets but doesn’t know who’s responsible.
Source:Pentagon still seeking identity of document leaker
How big is big? Attempting to give the Afghan War Logs their place in history requires that this explosion of top secret documentation in the public domain be measured against the yardstick of the sensational 1971 leak of the Pentagon Papers, which changed the course of the Vietnam War.
Source:Weight of pages, but the best is yet to come
Spokesman Says Release of War Documents “Could Potentially Endanger Our Operations and Forces in Afghanistan”
Source:Pentagon: "Very Robust" Probe of WikiLeak Source