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Google has announced that it will no longer support Internet Explorer 6 from March this year.
Security flaws in the browser have seen it implicated in the recent attacks on Google, now widely accepted to have originated from China.
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Working for a safer Internet February 9th is Safer Internet Day, an annual event organised by the pan-European agency... |
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| Jail for offering child porn online A Whangarei mechanic has been jailed for two years and two months for possessing and distributing... |
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