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NSFW: 'Tis Pity She's A Success ? Belle de Jour and the Impossibility of Anonymous Blogging
So Belle de Jour was real after all. The Internet's most famous anonymous sex blogger ¿ turned best-selling author ¿ turned internationally successful TV series ¿ has finally outed herself in the UK's Sunday Times. And it turns out she's a character straight from the pages of XKCD .
 
China proves to be an aggressive foe in cyberspace (Post, November 11, 2009)
 
U.S. military expands efforts to track satellites: 'It's amazing what one collision will do to the resource spigot' (Post, November 10, 2009)
 
AP IMPACT: Framed for child porn _ by a PC virus (AP, November 9, 2009; 12:10 AM)
 
US eyes China's rapid advancements in space (AP, November 3, 2009; 3:45 PM)
 
Now we know where we stand, and it's about time (Post, November 3, 2009)
 
EBay removes anti-abortion memorabilia from site (AP, November 2, 2009; 6:55 PM)
 
A tiny niche in collectible coins grows into a $5 million mini-empire (By Thomas Heath, November 2, 2009)
 
In Congress, a call to review internal cybersecurity policies: Inadvertent disclosure of ethics committee inquiries sparks furor (Post, October 31, 2009)
 
Stimulus dollars going to accused contractors: More than $1.2 billion awarded to firms on watchdog's list (Post, October 29, 2009)
 
Espionage suspect has friends puzzled: Astronomer is described as brilliant, ambitious (Post, October 28, 2009)
 
A congressman, a lobbying firm and a swift path to earmarks: Democrat supported funds for tech companies, many of which supported him (Post, October 26, 2009)
 
Md. scientist tried to spy, indictment says (Post, October 23, 2009)
 
Scientist accused of espionage to remain in jail, judge decides: Authorities detail Md. man's access to U.S. secrets (Post, October 21, 2009)
 
Control Freaks (By Howard Kurtz, October 20, 2009; 9:41 AM)
 
Soldiers' Data Still Being Downloaded Overseas, Firm Says: Sensitive Information Found by Using 'Peer to Peer' File-Sharing Software (Post, October 2, 2009)
 
Sweat Becomes Offenders' New Snitch: Alcohol-Sniffing Anklet Saves Money but Stirs Privacy Fears (Post, September 25, 2009)
 
White House Seeks Renewal of Surveillance Laws (Post, September 16, 2009)
 
Court Rejects Suit Against CACI Over Abu Ghraib Torture: Contractor Granted Wartime Immunity (Post, September 12, 2009)
 
Password Hackers Are Slippery To Collar (Post, September 7, 2009)
 
Flu Trackers Encourage Patients to Blog About It (Post, September 2, 2009)
 
Rough Terrain: Under an experimental program in Afghanistan, teams of anthropologists and social scientists are working alongside soldiers to help win the war by winning over the Afghan people. It may seem like a brilliant idea. But in this battle, nothing is as it seems. (Post, August 30, 2009)
 
AVG 8.5 Free Antivirus Software: Though AVG 8.5 Free has a good, straightforward interface and useful blocking of Web-based attacks, its malware blocking is below average. (PC World, August 26, 2009; 12:19 AM)
 
PC Tools Threatfire 4.5 Free Antivirus Software: PC Tools' free behavior-based antivirus utility serves as a great supplement to your existing security software. (PC World, August 26, 2009; 12:19 AM)
 
Microsoft Security Essentials (Beta) Free Antivirus Software: An effective but somewhat slow utility, Microsoft Security Essentials will be a solid contender when it comes out of beta around the end of 2009. (PC World, August 26, 2009; 12:19 AM)
 
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