Hackers spoof USA Today site and target stories
Hackers replaced legitimate stories on USA Today online for about 15 minutes claiming Israel was under attack and lampooning figures before the site was restored. A three hour shutdown followed to upgrade security.
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Details of Bush stock sale remain a mystery
A decade after George W. Bush sold 212,140 Harken Energy shares regulators considered interviewing him about insider trading but never did. An SEC memo notes possible interview plans and the Harken counsel said Bush would consent, though no action followed. The White House blocks full disclosure, and Waxman urges profits be given to a charity. The buyer’s identity remains undisclosed.
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