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  • Mon Feb 8 9:12 AM PST 2010 Security software maker Vitamin D exits beta

    The software, created by three former Palm executives, lets people use an ordinary Webcam as a security system.

    Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried

  • Fri Feb 5 11:00 AM PST 2010 Week in review: Of Internet privacy and police

    Survey finds that police want backdoor to ISP customer data, while the U.S. government worries about cyberattacks. Also: Toyota's electronic woes.

    Posted in News - Business Tech by Steven Musil

  • Fri Feb 5 4:00 AM PST 2010 Caught on tape: Pastry thief and a bad dog walker

    Video-monitoring software from a trio of former Palm executives has led to some interesting discoveries. CNET has an exclusive look at what Vitamin D turned up during its beta testing.

    Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried

  • Wed Feb 3 11:45 PM PST 2010 Report: Google, NSA talk defense partnership

    Electronic surveillance agency is finalizing an agreement to help Google ward off cyberattacks like those that originated in China, according to The Washington Post.

    Posted in News - Security by Steven Musil

  • Wed Feb 3 9:37 PM PST 2010 Police survey provides glimpse of Net-surveillance figures

    A relatively small group of 100 police working on Internet investigations reports submitting as many as 22,800 legal requests for information a year to Internet providers.

    Posted in News - Politics and Law by Declan McCullagh

  • Mon Feb 1 9:27 AM PST 2010 Priest introduces fingerprint check for kids at Mass

    A parish priest in Poland makes kids who are preparing for their confirmation use an electronic fingerprint reader to prove their attendance at services.

    Posted in Technically Incorrect by Chris Matyszczyk

  • Sun Jan 24 2:15 PM PST 2010 Google's challenge in China

    roundup A blunt declaration by Google on censorship and surveillance underscores the troubled history--and uncertain future--for Internet companies doing business in China.

    Posted in News - Digital Media by CNET News staff

  • Thu Jan 21 3:03 PM PST 2010 U.S. puts companies on notice in China

    U.S. Internet companies in China are now on the defensive after the government declares they hold a shared responsibility for ensuring an open Internet.

    Posted in Relevant Results by Tom Krazit

  • Tue Jan 19 4:00 AM PST 2010 Google's spy case: Not the first, nor the last

    Corporate spying is an unfortunate fact of life for U.S. corporations, which have seen a surge in attacks from Chinese perpetrators in the last several years.

    Posted in InSecurity Complex by Elinor Mills

  • Tue Jan 12 9:00 PM PST 2010 Dynasty denied, Google rethinks China

    Google's showdown with the Chinese government over censorship could allow it to emerge with its head held high and change the playing field in China for American competitors.

    Posted in Relevant Results by Tom Krazit

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