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• Multinational cybercrime gang arrested in Spain’s Costa del Sol

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  A group of ten criminals have recently been arrested in the Costa del Sol area of Spain. These ten are from varying countries and are said to have been running a ransomware scam. The arrests were made by Europol, the European police agency and follow the arrest of the head of the network who was taken into custody last month while in Dubai. The head of the network is reportedly from Russia and this latest round of ten includes two Ukrainians, two Georgians and an additional six from Russia.
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• NASA may have found Milky Way’s newest black hole

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  NASA has stated that it might have found the Milky Way’s youngest black hole in the remnants of an exploding star. Although it isn’t entirely certain this is the case, saying that the evidence is “a bit circumstantial”, all signs point to such a reality, giving researchers the opportunity to study the creation of a black hole from a supernova.
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• Blackberry’s celebrity director Alicia Keys tweets with iPhone, blames it on hacker

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  Blackberry is one of several to sign on a celebrity to help push its platform, having recently announced that Alicia Keys is its new Global Creative Director with the launch of Blackberry 10. All was well for a couple weeks until tweets surfaced under Keys’ Twitter account from an iPhone, her previous handset of choice. According to the singer, she was hacked.
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• Hacking highlight: “Sustained attack” on US called out by intelligence report

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  The US is under sustained attack from a vast cyber-espionage campaign that, though broadly invisible to the public, has the potential to significantly threaten the economic performance of the country as a whole, according to a new report. China is the most active of the hacking culprits, sources tell the Washington Post having had privileged access to the new National Intelligence Estimate, but are not alone in targeting fields as broad as energy, finance, and technology in the hunt for a commercial edge. As well as technological methods of defense, the US is also apparently considering more unusual strategies to battle the growing number of state-led attacks.
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• Build-On Brick Mug combines coffee and Lego

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  Two of the things that keep many people sane and alert are coffee and Lego. The coffee helps keep you awake while tinkering with Lego is just fun. ThinkGeek has unveiled what may be the coolest coffee mug in the history of coffee. The mug is called the Build-On Brick Mug.
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• SA 2.0

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  SATeam always try to approach our user with new feature, styles, changes. So may our respectful users don't get bored as they visit us daily, 7 days a week. And now this time.
  
  We have a big surprise for You!
  The NEW Version of Your Most Favourite Website SoftArchive.
  In New SA, we tried to Keep all things in the usual place to make you easy to adopt.
  
  We hope you will like this new version.
  If during using, you find any bug or think that it is a bug or you are uncomfort with, then it is very important to report it to us. Please send us the bug report on .
  
  

  Now time to enjoy the NEW Year again with NEW SA
  Your Comment are important to us!

  
  
  Thanks to you all friends
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• Mega launches with server overloads and 250,000 users

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  After months of hype, Kim Dotcom's successor to his now shut down MegaUpload file sharing website is up and running ... barely. As chronicled by Dotcom's own Twitter feed, the launch of Mega was accompanied by a flood of users trying to sign up for the service.
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• Windows Live Messenger closes March 15th (except in China)

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  While Microsoft gave all of us a heads up several months ago that Windows Live Messenger would soon be retired, we now have a definitive end date for the company's online messaging client. The company has now sent out emails to the remaining users of the program informing them that it will close up shop on March 15th.
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• Ubuntu, now on your smartphone

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  arlier this week, Canonical teased the world with a countdown clock on its main Ubuntu website, with the reveal to be made today. Well, the website got so much traffic today it basically collapsed before the clock ran down to zero. Thankfully, Canonical also decided to hold a real press event in London today for its big announcement.
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• US Department of Defense to start using Windows 8

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  hile the US Congress was debating whether or not the government should go over the "fiscal cliff" last week, the US Department of Defense quietly issued a press release late on Friday that confirmed that parts of the military will be using a lot of new and upcoming Microsoft software products over the next few years.
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• Happy New Year 2013

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  SA TEAM wishes you all A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR no matter where you from and what you do. We wish you a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year.
  
  With Regards,
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• Screenshots of MegaUpload's successor released

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  Nearly a year ago, the popular file sharing website MegaUpload was shut down by the U.S. government, which claimed the site was the bastion for online piracy. Its founder, Kim Dotcom, was arrested, along with several other MegaUpload team members.
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• Yahoo Messenger loses important features starting December 14th

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  Yahoo has been in a transition period for quite some time trying to get back some of its market and mindshare, and that has occasionally meant cutting things off.
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• Microsoft: Outlook.com now has 25 million users

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  At the end of July, Microsoft launched the public beta of Outlook.com, its new online email service. Today, Microsoft announced that since the beta launch, there are now over 25 million active users on Outlook.com.
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