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Canadian Internet researchers report clamp down on Twitter, Bing, YouTube, Flickr, Live.com, MSN, Hotmail and Blogger as China prepares for 20th anniversary of the bloody government crack down on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square. Here's how you can circumvent the block and view China Tweets

What would Yogi Berra have made of FaceBook, e-mail, RSS feeds and other applications we use so much that we've stopped using them?

John Haller has been offering portable versions of popular apps like the Firefox browser and the Thunderbird e-mail client for some time, but his new suite ties them all together in a polished, easy-to-use package

A handful of employees at a medical centre in the U.S. recently received e-mails saying they were being laid off. The subject line read

Over the past few months spammers have crafted junk images that trick e-mail filters, as they typically do not contain any text.

Despite the funny name, phishing is no joke. In the last year, approximately 1.2 million computer users in the U.S. felt the pain of being hooked by a phishing exploit, according to a recent report by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), an industry association set up to fight this threat. Losses added up to almost a billion dollars.

McAfee Inc.'s new consumer-focused Internet Security Suite 2006, with protections against spyware and phishing scams, is now available, the company announced. The product includes virus and identity theft protection.

IronPort Systems this week announced a new version of its e-mail security appliance for large organizations that can process up to 1 million messages...