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CSI effect gives no comfort to criminals

The popularity of crime-lab TV shows mean jurors expect more forensic evidence in court, but are they more likely to acquit in its absence?

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Gunshot residue test fingers lead-free bullets

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Pacemakers can be hijacked by radio

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Web 3.0: Playing it safe with our data

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Web 3.0: Playing it safe with our data

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Wiretapping moves into the wireless world

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China presents possible space and tech threats, US says

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'Gambling DNA' helps fight online fraud

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'Gambling DNA' helps fight online fraud

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Cops can read the watermark in your hair

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How long before all-out cyberwar?

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How long before all-out cyberwar?

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Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes

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Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes

A new strategy could use software worms to rapidly distribute urgent updates or offer a sneak preview of security threats to come

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Pollen clues expose fake malaria drug scam

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DNA 'nose' sniffs out explosives

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Wi-Fi routers are vulnerable to viruses

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Hackers have poor nations' PCs in their sights

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