Web yields deadly tricks for crime writers
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Thinking about killing someone and can't  figure out how to finish the job and make crime pay? It's the  kind of stuff that keeps crime fiction writers awake at night.
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Ogling Google can be a dangerous pastime.
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Criminals deploy zombies herded into netwoks of a few hundred to more than half a million compromised PCs. Uses vary from the simply annoying (spam attacks) to the unsavory and criminal.
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A controversial website, www.live-shot.com, already allows Internet users to fire a .22 caliber rifle at targets on a Texas ranch from afar.
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By Lisa Kim Bach  By LISA KIM BACH  REVIEW-JOURNAL  The soft side of a killer isn't usually seen in a courtroom.  Many of them apparently save that for cyberspace.
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Blog: Media files like those hosted on YouTube are becoming popular vectors for malware writers.
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Susie Bright calls internet writers to task for labeling links as not safe for work. Is it time to drop the flag? In Sex Drive Daily.
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Blogs are the hottest thing on the Net, but are they messing with traditional publishing principles? One of the most popular, Fark.com, is allegedly selling links. Is it the wave of the future? By Daniel Terdiman.
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Malicious JavaScript pushes Trojan Virus writers are exploiting morbid curiosity about the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's to spread malware.â¦
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A new computer virus, which is capable of switching on webcams, allowing the author to peep into people&#39;s lives, is doing the rounds.
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Online criminals are getting better at targeting people's sensibility to hack into their computers.
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By Tom Murse  Popular Web site and those close to investigation draw sketchy but intriguing portraits of 4 young men accused of shocking E-town murder.
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Meg Whitman describes how eBay, Paypal are combating phony e-mails and Web sites that may ensnare unsuspecting users--and drive away customers.
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The marketplace for bad poetry,  purple prose and the occasional artistic treasure has never  been so vibrant, thanks to Web sites that let budding  Hemingways, Plaths and Steichens reach their tiny yet adoring  publics.
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As more people turn to Web applications for everyday tasks like e-mail, friendship and payments, cyber criminals are following them in search of bank account details and other valuable data, security researchers said.
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Copyright or copy-ridiculous? Last week's arrest of a 26-year-old Cheltenham man, and the related closure of the TV-links website, has prompted a flurry of speculation that the very foundations of the internet (linking to stuff) might be under threat.â¦
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The government calls it &quot;Operation Web Snare&quot;, catching criminals who do business online. They&#39;ve been working since June and today announced dozens of arrests for crimes that cost victims millions of dollars.