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November 22, 2006

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		Top headlines Firefox, IE vulnerable to fake login pages? Flaw could enable attackers to compromise usernames and passwords, security researcher warns, citing exploit on MySpace. Wed Nov 22 07:09:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Security adviser: Cyberthreats keep growing Howard Schmidt, former security adviser to the White House, warns of upcoming threats to businesses and the Net itself. Wed Nov 22 07:41:00 PST 2006 | Read full story 'Big Brother' cameras listen for fights Sound sensors let surveillance cameras detect aggressive tones, so police can try to nip brawls in the bud. Wed Nov 22 09:59:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Green IT: Do it for the money, if nothing else Businesses that haven't audited their IT-related energy usage are missing out on financial benefits, say experts. Wed Nov 22 06:19:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day 'Taunt' your gamer friends in Tokyo New technology on Nintendo DS lets you talk to your friends no matter where they are. Commentary Blu-ray vs. HD DVD: Knocking each other out? perspective High-definition TVs should be hot sellers this holiday season, but consumers may have a tough time sorting out the next-gen video discs and the players that go with them. Knowledge@Wharton Read Full Story News.com Extra IT workers are 'job flirts,' survey finds Also: Online grocers can bring you many things, they just can't deliver a profit Read it now...		How GPL fits in with the future of antitrust regulation perspective Attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains the ramifications of a recent case on the future of open-source software. Wed Nov 22 10:04:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Server market picks up a bit Revenue sees its largest growth spurt in four quarters, despite pressure from lower prices and virtualization software. Tue Nov 21 21:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. When 'good enough' graphics won't do   2. Wi-Fi standards face patent threat   3. Nintendo to bring 2 million Wiis to U.S. by year's end   4. Playing catch-up with Google   5. Microsoft, Novell spar over Linux agreement Related Newsletters CNET Weekend Hit List View preview  (Delivered Saturdays.) Need a snapshot of what's hot? CNET's Weekend Hit List newsletter delivers. Each Saturday, you'll get a roundup of the week's most-popular gadgets, hot reviews, top downloads, and big news. Subscribe free
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