Topic: Internet Security

The Problem with Parents Helping Kids Lie to Get on Facebook

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A new study from Harvard, New York University and Berkeley researchers finds that "many parents knowingly allow their children to lie about their age--in fact, often help them to do so--in order to gain access to age-restricted sites in violation of those sites' terms of service." 

By Elien Becque

Jun 26, 2011

LulzSec Disbands Before Its Members Are Outed

A letter expresses support for further disclosures, just not by them

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By Adam Martin

Jun 17, 2011

LulzSec Explains Itself, Sort Of

The hacking pranksters have issued a kind of manifesto

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