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  Premium-Inhalt. After breaching the Dutch CA (Certification Authority) DigiNotar, Iranian hackers managed to sign forged certificates for the domains of spy agencies CIA, Mossad and MI6. Leading certification authorities like VeriSign and Thawte were also targeted, as were Iranian dissident sites.

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  Premium-Inhalt. New tablets are being unveiled and launched at a dizzying pace. If the rate of new tablets being introduced was an effective measure of the tablet market, everyone would have two of the devices already and be shopping for a third. The feverish pace of tablets isn't an indication of the tablet market as a whole, though--just a sign that the race for second place is in high gear.

• Google, Amid Season of Changes, Trimming Product Offerings

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  Premium-Inhalt. Employment relations body ACAS has on the use of social networks in the workplace, to help them avoid disputes.