Copies of Stephen King's novella "Riding the Bullet" may have been decrypted by hackers. [ZDNet]

Consultant KPMG is using a honeypot wireless LAN to lure wardrivers and measure the true level of this much-discussed security risk.

USB-On-the-Go eliminates PC as the middleman.

On translating software between x86-based and VLIW processors, mainly IBM's code-morphing chip similar to Transmeta's.

Commentary on the promise of electronic paper that responds to digital pens. [ZDNet]

Report on E-Ink's electronic paper efforts. [ZDNet]

Mainly about the Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act: UCITA.

An article on typosquatting - capitalizing on mistyped names.

"Hyperlinks should be excluded from domain name disputes, a U.S. judge said this week in a ruling that saw car maker Ford lose its battle to sue the owner of F*****GeneralMotors.com for directing traffic to Ford.com." By Wendy McAuliffe. [ZDNet UK]

The movie studio is claiming that many of the fan Web sites violate its intellectual-property rights and is demanding the domain names be surrendered. By Stephanie Grunier and John Lippman. [Wall Street Journal]