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 IRS Helps Bust 105 People in Massive Identity Theft Crackdown The Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Justice teamed up for a coast-to-coast crackdown on identity thieves this week. Share:   |  Facebook Files for IPO, Reveals $3.7 Billion Revenue Facebook filed papers Wednesday to become a public company, in the most anticipated IPO in a decade. Share: | Root Your Android Phone: Tips and Tricks Sick of waiting for your wireless carrier to upgrade your Android phone's firmware? Here is how to do it yourself via rooting your phone. Share: | Apple Boycott Urged Over Foxconn Investigation Reports of mistreatment of workers at the company's manufacturing chain are prompting inquiries and objections. Share: | RFID Credit Cards Are Easy Prey for Hackers, Demo Shows With a simple hack and minimal equipment, a security researcher demonstrates how easily thieves can make your data their own. 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Share: | VeriSign Admits Multiple Hacks in 2010, Keeps Details Under Wraps VeriSign, the company responsible for guiding most of the world's Internet users to the correct websites and once the largest encryption certificate issuing... Share: | Is Google Evil? The Jury Is Out Google's changes to its privacy policy should have been expected. It's what any corporation intent on maximizing value would do. But does that make it right? Share: | 4 Ways to Prevent Domain Name Hijacking A company's domain name is one of its most valuable assets, yet businesses do little to protect them from being hijacked. Here are four tips to protect your domain. Share: | Married to Your Desk? 5 Tips for a Better Relationship Optimize your work area for better productivity -- no 'standing desk' required. Share: | What Facebook's IPO Means for Users Facebook's decision to become a public company is seen as a bellwether for Web 2.0 stock offerings, but what will it mean for the social networking giant's 800 million users, and for the companies that build third-party apps for the site? Share: | For Sony's New CEO, a Big Challenge is in Your Living Room Sony's new CEO faces a myriad of problems -- stemming massive losses, snatching the momentum back from deep-pocketed rivals, unifying his firm's diffuse businesses. Share: | Buyer Beware: 6 Dead Giveaways that a Review Is Fake In the wake of revelations that some vendors may be buying good customer feedback, here are some tips to help you avoid being duped by fake reviews. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Track Your TradesTake the drudge work out of completing Schedule D (Capital gains and losses). 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