Hacker News

19 September 2011 The case against a computer hacker who faced extradition to the US on charges of breaking in to sensitive military computers has been adjourned. New Home Secretary Theresa May gave Gary McKinnon a glimmer of hope earlier yesterday when she agreed his case should be delayed. Mr McKinnon’s lawyers have fought a long-running series of court battles, and this was expected to be his last-ditch bid to avoid extradition. Mr McKinnon’s legal team had been due at the High Court next Tuesday for a judicial review, where a judge was expected to decide if their latest challenge should go to a full hearing. A Home Office spokesman said yesterday: “The Home Secretary considered the proposal from Gary McKinnon’s legal team and agreed an adjournment should be sought. An application was...

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Heidi Klum, Celebrities Most Dangerous in Internet

""Her face was beautiful, knowing Heidi Klum is a model actress and television host. But the beauty is hidden behind a very big danger. A leading antivirus manufacturers even mention Heidi Klum as the most dangerous celebrity on the internet. McAfee Inc., Has just release a statement that the search for information or anything else on the internet with keywords Heidi Klum at risk of bringing users to sites that could potentially leave a virus or malware on a user's computer. Search results with keywords has the possibility of an over 10. Meaning of ten addresses, one of which must contain malware or virus sites. If celebrities are the most dangerous woman Heidi Klum, according to Contact Music, celebrities are the most dangerous man is...

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