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...Attackers can take control of a Windows PC by luring users to visit websites where their browser automatically downloads specially coded image files. The tainted files are saved in the Windows Metafile (WMF) format, but can be labeled as seemingly harmless JPEG and GIF files, the most common type of images found in webpages and e-mails. Researchers say attackers use the entry point to install hidden programs that can launch pop-up ads or steal passwords and other sensitive information...
...likely to end up.In order to have a shot at the Ivy title, the Crimson will need to go at least 6-2 in those eight contests. Likely, however, it will take at least a 7-1 mark to remain in the thick of the title hunt.Along with the visit from Penn and Princeton, Harvard gets six of its final eight Ivy games at home (where it went 5-2 last season), giving it a distinct advantage if it can survive the early portion of the league slate.—Staff writer Michael R. James can be reached...
...When you visit a new country, you think, Oh, my gosh, maybe this is the time that I'm going to go somewhere and feel like there's no hope. But I don't think we've ever been in a situation where there hasn't been some glimmer...
...University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth history professors said that a student at the university was visited by agents of the Department of Homeland Security after he requested a copy of Chinese communist leader Mao Tse-Tung’s Little Red Book through an interlibrary loan. Robert E. Pontbriand, a professor of history at UMass-Dartmouth, said that the student was a member of his course on fascism and totalitarianism. About two months ago, the student used an interlibrary loan to obtain the authoritative version of the Little Red Book for a research paper on Mao, Pontbriand said. The student...
...author states that students should deal with the trek to Lamont, yet fails to recognize students who are physically unable to visit Lamont without the assistance of a shuttle. Many of Harvard’s disabled students live in the more accessible Quad houses and cannot, as a consequence, make the 20-minute jaunt to Lamont when they need course materials that were once in Hilles Library. But the author argues that Quad residents should not ask for more on-time shuttles to assist these individuals. After all, he continues, Quad residents should stop complaining about shuttles being late because...