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March 05, 2012

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	FCC seeks comment on police shutdowns of cell service
	Ex-CIA chief: Stuxnet a good idea
	AntiSec dumps Monsanto data on the Web
	Photo theft security loophole found in Android too
	Space station control codes on stolen NASA laptop


	FCC seeks comment on police shutdowns of cell service Last year's police shutdowns of cell phone service in San Francisco subways was prompted by protests against police shootings. The FCC wants public input on the issues around shutdowns. More \| Share on Facebook

	Ex-CIA chief: Stuxnet a good idea Much-reported computer code interrupted Iran's nuclear program, but Gen. Mike Hayden tells "60 Minutes" the identity of its author remains unknown. More \| Share on Facebook


	AntiSec dumps Monsanto data on the Web Hackers affiliated with Anonymous go after the biotech giant, stating, "Your continued attack on the worlds food supply...has earned you our full attention." More \| Share on Facebook

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	Photo theft security loophole found in Android too A new security issue has been found with Google's Android OS that lets apps access user photos without asking. More \| Share on Facebook


	Space station control codes on stolen NASA laptop Theft of unencrypted laptop is just one of thousands of incidents in recent years, costing millions of dollars, the agency's inspector general tells Congress. More \| Share on Facebook

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