Lame hacker tool or trojan delivery device? Hands on with Anonymous-OSarstechnica.com·3 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Thousands of e-mails lifted from Syrian dictator Assad's personal accountarstechnica.com·3 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·1
"Protestors" call games industry a "temple of sin," demand repentancearstechnica.com·1 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Google Play replaces Android Market and unifies Android content servicesarstechnica.com·3 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Hands-on: gesture, voice, and the many inputs of Samsung's smart TVarstechnica.com·4 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·1
Inside the hacking of Stratfor: the FBI's case against Antisec member Anarchosarstechnica.com·1 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Approxy promises instant gaming gratification with "cloudpaging" techarstechnica.com·1 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Legendary Star Wars concept artist Ralph McQuarrie passes away at 82arstechnica.com·2 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0
Dept. of Energy signs agreements to develop small nuclear generatorsarstechnica.com·58 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·9
Slowloris DDoS tool used by Anonymous hacked to include Zeus trojanarstechnica.com·21 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·4
Attempt to grab climate scientists' e-mails rejected by Virginia Supreme Courtarstechnica.com·1 pts·3lit3H4ck3r·0