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posted by:Jeremy Hessing-Lewis // 03:05 PM // May 16, 2006 // Commentary &/or random thoughts | Core Concepts: language and labels | Walking On the Identity Trail

New words to keep in mind.

"Techade"(noun): Technology emerging over the next ten years.

"Co-operation Superhighway"(noun): Ongoing private-public international partnerships. eg. FTC attorneys being helped by law enforcement and/or ISPs in the country where the problem originates.

"Best-of-breed Anti-fishing Security Vendor" (noun): Depends on which anti-phishing vendor you ask.

"Evasive Malware"(noun): see Sony Rootkit.

"Tricklers"(noun): Automatic download software. See Windows Update.

"Potentially Unwanted Technologies"(noun): Something you may not want on your computer. See also spyware.

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