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The eccentric millionaire, 67, is currently on the run, after Belize police said he was wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of his neighbour Gregory Viant Faull.

Fugitive software tycoon John McAfee claims he has made it across border into Guatemala

Eccentric millionaire on the run after Belize police said he was wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of his neighbour

Is Anti-Virus John McAfee in Guatemala?

Gawker reports disapprovingly on "tits-and-drugs rag Vice" accidentally revealing the location of on-the-run John McAfee, the 67-year-old founder of the antivirus company, who has been in hiding since his neighbour was murdered last month.

John McAfee: 'I have modified my appearance in a radical fashion'

'Come forward man' - Belize PM tells technology millionaire John McAfee to hand himself in as police seek to question him over murder of neighbour

The Prime Minister of Belize has called for the technology millionaire John McAfee to ‘come forward’, as police seek to interview him in relation to the death of one of his neighbours.

John McAfee: 'I have modified my appearance in a radical fashion'

I look like a murderer after disguising myself, says fugitive software mogul

John McAfee, the software millionaire on the run from detectives who are seeking to question him in Belize about the killing of his next-door neighbour, has dyed his hair, eyebrows, beard and moustache black in an attempt disguise his appearance, it was claimed yesterday.

Software boss hunted over death of his neighbour

With his tinted hair and tribal tattoos, John McAfee has always stood out among the yacht-owning multi-millionaires who choose to live out their teatime years in the picturesque Caribbean tax haven of Belize.

XXX domain name makes a porn fortune

The British net tycoon behind the porn exclusive ".xxx" domain has made another fortune, as demand for places on the new home for adult content is expected to bring in $200 million this year.

An internet users viewing a facebook page belonging to John McAfee

Belize police want to quiz computer anti-virus guru John McAfee about gangland-style murder of next door neighbour

With his tinted hair and tribal tattoos, John McAfee has always stood out like a sore thumb among the yacht-owning multi-millionaires who choose to live out their teatime years in the picturesque Caribbean tax haven of Belize.

Sir David Attenborough: Young naturalists are 'extinct' species

Young naturalists have become an "extinct" species in the British countryside, Sir David Attenborough and Chris Packham have said.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta

Virus that struck Mideast energy firms was worst cyberattack yet, Panetta says

NEW YORK — A computer virus that wiped crucial business data from tens of thousands of computers at Middle Eastern energy companies over the summer marked the most destructive cyberattack on the private sector to date, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said Thursday night in a major speech intended to warn of the growing perils in cyberspace.

Ransomwear: Pay up or the hard drive gets it

You've just opened a Web page or clicked a link in an email when your computer's desktop goes gray. A browser window pops up with the FBI logo in the top left corner. Below it is a live webcam feed with a picture of someone's face. You try to click away but find that your browser is locked. With a start, you recognize the face staring at you from the screen: It's you.

Iran 'successfully blocks cyberattack on the computer network'

Iran says it has successfully blocked a cyber-attack on the computer network of its offshore drilling platforms, a semi-official news agency reported today.

Flu may spread before symptoms show

If you are reaching for your handkerchief it might be too late to stop the spread of flu, research suggests.

Jessie J pulls out of Big Weekend due to illness

Chart star Jessie J has pulled out of a headlining show tonight on medical advice after being diagnosed with a "fatigue" virus.

Security researchers take out botnet responsible for 18 billion spam emails a day

The four year old botnet - known as Grum - is believed to have been responsible for around 18% of the world's spam emails

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