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Hackers defaced the website for the Florida-based GEO Group

Anonymous continued its ongoing attack on agricultural biotech giant Monsanto today by publishing an outdated database of the company's material. This is the newest in a barrage of strikes from hackers aligned with Anonymous who operate under the "AntiSec" banner.
The website went down briefly on Tuesday as supporters of Anonymous made online claims that it had been targeted following the arrests in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Spain. It was quickly back up and running but was loading slowly.
Hackers aligned with the Anonymous group of online activists defaced today the Web site of a major contractor operating detention facilities, calling the move a protest of the for-profit prison system, which, they said, benefits from stricter laws and more arrests...............
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Hackers defaced the website for the Florida-based GEO Group
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ASUS launched Transformer Prime, Perfect for business trip

The latest tablet from Asus is really good to look at but the cost might bog down its sales chart. Asus on Thursday launched its Transformer Prime tablet in India. And unlike elsewhere, only one version of the tablet will be available in India, with WiFi, 64 GB storage and a keyboard dock (it is not optional). It is the costliest tablet in the Indian market right now at Rs 49,999. The tablet comes with Android 3.2 but the upgrade to Android 4.0 is already available.
The tablet is really sleek at just 8.3 mm thickness and even with the keyboard dock attached, it is quite slim. The metal finish all around has fingerprint resistant nano coating. Transformer Prime has a 10.1 inch Super IPS panel display, which is covered in Corning Gorilla glass, which is also fingerprint resistant................
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Govt allows PSUs companies to buy back shares ‎

The Union Cabinet will on Thursday for the second time consider a proposal to allow cash-rich PSUs to buyback shares and acquire stakes in other state-run firms. It will also look at permitting financial institutions to buy the Centre's stake in companies through bulk sales, as the government searches for options to partially meet its disinvestment target and rein in fiscal deficit.
The Cabinet had considered a similar proposal in January but could not arrive at a decision as some ministries had opposed the move. Some state-run companies had..............
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