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A JavaScript worm that takes advantage of an unpatched vulnerability in Yahoo!'s webmail service has been discovered on the net. The JS-Yamanner worm spreads when a Windows user accesses Yahoo! Mail to open an email sent by the worm. The attack works because of a vulnerability in Yahoo! Mail that enables scripts embedded within HTML emails to be run within a user’s browser instead of being blocked
Washingtonpost.com's Web tech guru answers questions about programming's role in news reporting and presentation. [The universe of journalists who program is, well, pretty small. Which is why I welcome the chance to talk with Adrian Holovaty, an award-winning journalist/programmer whose work, both for WashingtonPost.com and for his own sites, expands this profession's capabilities. Adrian gracious
A bronze Greek device constructed in around 80BC could be the world's oldest computer, joint British-Greek research seems to suggest. The "Antikythera Mechanism" - consisting more than 30 bronze dials and wheels - was recovered from the wreck of a cargo ship off the Greek island of Antikythera in 1900, the Scotsman reports. Its exact purpose was unknown, although a previous theory centred on it be
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