Los Angeles Times Sony set to revive PSN in Japan CNET Starting tomorrow, users in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand, among other countries, will once again be able to gain access to the PlayStation Network and Sony's Qriocity services.
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Sony opens identity protection service for PSN users ZDNet (blog) As promised, Sony now offers PlayStation Network users free identity theft protection.
Daily Mail Whistleblowers 'terrorized' by US: WikiLeak's Assange Economic Times WASHINGTON: Julian Assange, whose WikiLeaks webite gained notoriety for releasing thousands of secret US cables, said Wednesday that his group has faced its “greatest struggle” for press freedoms in the United States. He made the conference call to …
The Guardian New details about the Wikileaks story raise serious questions about site's … DailyTech Early indications are that revelations will shock and raise serious questions about Wikileaks ' behavior, though the site's staunchest supporters will doubtless dismiss the claims as conspiracy
Daily Mail 'WikiSecrets': New Documentary on Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks The Takeaway (FILE) Wikileaks founder Julian Assange holds a press conference at Park Plaza Hotel on October 23, 2010 in London, England. (Dan Kitwood/Getty) Bradley has never had any political views
ABC News Sony takes PSN offline for account maintenance CNET If you tried to sign into PlayStation Network on your PS3 or PSP in the last 30 minutes, you may have had no luck. Do not be alarmed: Sony says that PSN will be down today but that it's not another security issue.
Wikileak's Julian Assange gives Brighton talk via weblink The Argus Controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange vowed to continue fighting for freedom of expression, despite being unable to talk in person to a Brighton audience. Mr Assange gave a talk to a sold- out Brighton Festival audience via … “We Will Continue Working Even if Julian Assange Is in Jail” The Narco News Bulletin all 70 news articles
WikiLeaks Pakistan: Leaks Ahoy! All Things Pakistan As of today, Dawn has begun releasing a string of stories based on WikiLeaks documents as part of “The Pakistan Papers.” Based on some 4700 cables related to Pakistan that have been made available as a result of an agreement between Dawn and Julian … and more
The Guardian How to stay safe on Sony's PlayStation Network CNET If you are a Sony PlayStation Network (PSN) customer you are probably getting a little paranoid. First there was the data breach from last month that exposed customer data and forced Sony to take the network down. …
Multiple vendors libc/fnmatch(3) suffer from a denial of service vulnerability. Affected software includes Apache 2.2.17, NetBSD 5.1, OpenBSD 4.8, FreeBSD, Mac OS X 10.6, and Sun Solaris 10. Apache proof of concept is included.