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US Army pleads for help making robots safe -- Ashlee Vance  -- The Register  -- June 21, 2006

The US military plans to have a vast robot army in the near future but has yet to come up with a concrete method for ensuring that mindless devices can operate safely alongside brained troops.

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Mock cyberwar fails to end mock civilization -- Thomas C. Greene  -- The Register  -- August 14, 2002

In a mock cyberwar enacted by faculty of the US Naval War College and analysts from Gartner, participants were unable to 'shut down civilization' using cyberwarfare techniques, casting doubts on the threat from cyberterrorists.

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Team demos 'first quantum crypto prototype machine' -- John Leyden  -- The Register  -- July 17, 2002

Until recently, the idea of quantum key distribution has been tested only in the physics laboratory. Now, a team from the University of Geneva and Swiss electronics company id Quantique have demonstrated what is described as the "first fully integrated quantum cryptography prototype machine" across a telecommunications network.

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Waging peace on the Internet -- Oxblood Ruffin  -- The Register  -- April 19, 2002

The author, a leading hacker in the prominent group Cult of the Dead Cow, defends hactivism as a way of allowing people in repressive regimes to access the wealth of information on the internet.

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Americans want Uncryption -- John Leyden  -- The Register  -- September 20, 2001

Three in four Americans favour tough anti-encryption laws, in the wake of last week's terrorist atrocities, a survey finds. Seventy-two per cent believe anti-encryption laws will be "somewhat" or "very" helpful in combating terrorism, according to the survey, conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates.

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Hacking activity at all-time high -- John Leyden  -- The Register  -- June 27, 2001

Hacking activity is at an all-time high, according to stats compiled by The Honeynet Project. It bases this conclusion on the number of attacks perpetrated against a network of servers, set up by the organisation specifically to collect data on hacking attempts.

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