Verizon Joins Open LiMo Foundation
MySpace Wins $234M in Spam Suit
NATO Allies Fight Cyber Warfare
Chile Probes Data Theft and Posting
Three Charged in Restaurant Hacking
Gemalto, McAfee Offer Authentication

The competition between the Android and LiMo open-source mobile platforms heated up as Verizon Wireless joined the LiMo Foundation as a core member, with a seat on the board of directors.
Spammers, beware. MySpace said it has won a record-setting $234 million legal judgment against two well-known spammers who didn't even bother to show up for their court date.
Estonia and six NATO allies will sign a deal this week to provide staff and funding for a new research center to open in 2009 designed to boost the alliance's defenses against cyber terrorism.
A hacker who identified himself as "Anonymous Coward" stole the personal data of 6 million Chileans -- reportedly including a daughter of the president -- and posted it briefly on the Internet.
Three men were charged Monday with hacking into a national restaurant chain's computerized cash registers and stealing credit card information from customers, causing $600,000 in losses.
Gemalto and McAfee have announced a new integrated solution that gives PC and laptop users convenient access to fully encrypted disks through secure, hardware-based authentication.

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