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• Se iTunes censura i testi
  Alcuni utenti di iTunes Match lamentano di aver ricevuto la canzone sbagliata. I rapper d'Oltreoceano trasformati in intrattenitori da educande
  
  
  
  
• Kelihos, la botnet che visse due volte
  Uscita apparentemente dalla scena lo scorso settembre, la rete malevola spara-spam e' tornata con nuovi padroni. E non si riesce a stabilire chi siano in realta'
  
  
  
  
• SpaceX mette un SuperDraco nel motore
  Testato un nuovo sistema di propulsione per la navicella Dragon. Entusiasta SpaceX. Sarebbe il primo passo per avviare un programma umano con mezzi privati
  
  
  
  

• Facebook Malware Goes Viral

  
  

  itwbennett writes "Just a few hours after a fake CNN news report appeared on Facebook Friday, more than 60,000 users had gone to the spoofed, malware bearing page according to Sophos Senior Security Advisor Chester Wisniewski. Facebook didn't respond to IDG News Service's request for information on 'how widespread the problem was or whether its own security had been breached, but Wisniewski said that there are a number of ways that status updates could appear without users' knowledge.'"

  

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• BTJunkie No More?

  
  

  First time accepted submitter AWESOM-O 4k writes "It seems like the popular file sharing site BTJunkie.org is gone. On btjunkie.org you are greeted with the following: '2005 — 2012 This is the end of the line my friends. The decision does not come easy, but we've decided to voluntarily shut down. We've been fighting for years for your right to communicate, but it's time to move on. It's been an experience of a lifetime, we wish you all the best! '"

  

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• Study Finds Social Media Harder To Resist Than Cigarettes, Alcohol

  
  

  An anonymous reader writes "Checking a Twitter, Facebook or email account for updates may be more tempting than alcohol and cigarettes, according to researchers who tried to measure how well people regulate their daily desires. Researchers also found that while sleep and sex may be stronger urges than certain drug addictions, people are more likely to give in to their addiction to use social or other types of media."

  

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