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Facebook hacked, says there's no evidence of user data breach
By Clint Demeritt published
Facebook Security found malware on several employees' laptops, but no evidence that user data was compromised.
Twitter says hacking attack may have affected 250K users
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
News comes after breaches at the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. The Twitter attack does not appear to be the work of "amateurs."
Researchers claim Java still has 'vulnerabilities'
By Dan Crabtree published
Security Explorations researcher Adam Gowdiak posted a message on Friday stating that his team had discovered not one, not two, but three security holes in Java's latest version.
In spite of Oracle patch, government still recommends disabling Java
By JR Bookwalter published
U.S. government recommends disabling Java from web browsers, even after an Oracle quick fix.
Google discloses relationships with journalists, bloggers
By David Murphy published
Google-related commentators could have been more transparent
Oracle fined $2 million in overseas bribery case
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Oracle failed to stop a division of the business from bribing fake vendors in India.
Judge orders Oracle, Google to disclose paid bloggers and journalists
By David Murphy published
Surprise move by Judge William Alsup to be watched closely.
Jury in Oracle-Google trial gets one more day to deliberate
By Michael Rougeau published
A juror reportedly asked Judge Alsup how the jury should proceed if they're unable to reach a unanimous decision, and if "people are not budging" on their stances.
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