Nancy the Vampire Slayer in Dracula Last Sanctuary
Adventure game reviewer Nancy Fasoldti covers Dracula Last Sanctuary, noting her aversion to killing sprees yet zeal to rescue Mina from Bram Stocker’s bat-man in a 20 match Vampires tale. SEE REVIEW C3
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Dell chairman says company will be all right despite layoffs
Dell Computer Corp. Chairman Michiel Dell said the company will not need more layoffs or dramatic cutbacks. After addressing a business group, he stated 1,700 February layoffs in Central Texas prepared the workforce, and despite slow PC sales and weak consumer confidence, he remained bullish that Dell will be okay.
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Brill buys Inside.com parent Powerful Media
Steven Brill the media entrepreneur who founded Court TV is buying Powerful Media the parent of Insidecom. The deal aims to secure Insidecom s short term survival with terms undisclosed and Brill plans to fold his magazine into Inside content creating a new monthly media magazine Inside Content.
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Hidden messages on the Net link bin Laden and pedophiles
Authorities say Osama bin Laden and child molesters both use the Internet in clever ways to move materials. They allegedly hide messages in plain sight via digital steganography, sending hidden plans or kiddie porn through multiple recipients across the public network.
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Steganography in crime and law enforcement use
A media report discusses digital steganography as concealing data within media and its growing use by gangs and law enforcement. It notes Louis Freeh testimony in 2000 and a Grestiam Oregon instruction program for federal agents to detect hidden material. The technique leverages the Internet and cheap software to embed content, such as the Unabomber Manifesto inside a US Capitol photograph.
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Steganography and Hidden Messages Explained
Steganography is the art and science of hiding communications within ordinary content so observers cannot detect a secret message. It aims to conceal presence by embedding data in harmless text or media, with examples ranging from coded emails to deceptive images or pages.
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VeriSign Wins Longer Rights to Manage Dot-Com Addresses
ICANN voted 12-3 to extend VeriSign ownership of dot com and dot net master databases in exchange for moving .org and other functions to another entity. The deal, praised as a significant improvement, requires US Commerce Department approval and faces congressional scrutiny over secrecy and potential windfall benefits. VeriSign pledges 200 million dollars for R and D and improvements, while ICANN warns enforcement depends on future funding and compliance.
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