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Giant Databases, A Risk for Millions Of UK Citizens, Says Information Commissioner
Nearly 280 serious data breaches have been recorded by the authority in charge of making sure individuals' data is protected and to make it worse, less than a quarter of that number were down to stolen devices
Yahoo, Microsoft, Google Ratify Human Rights Guidelines
In a move to reduce the possible risk of their actions that can lead to human right violations, leading tech companies including Yahoo, Microsoft and Google have signed a set of voluntary guidelines than that will guide their business practices while operating overseas
University Lecturer Wins £110,000 Over Email Embarrassment
An email sent by Manchester's University of Salford Financial Director, Ray Corner, cost the university a stonking £110,000 after the recipient, Dr Tom McMaster, won a court judgement against his former employee
Seattle based “Spam King” Goes Behind The Bars For Almost 4 Years
Robert Soloway, popularly known as “Spam King”, is sentenced to 47 months of prison, for distributing millions of junk mails to users, after an extraordinarily long sentence hearing of almost thirty six hours in the US District Court for the Western District of Washington in Seattle
SCO Ordered To Pay Novell USD2.5M For Unix Infringements
Judge Kimball asks SCO to pay $2.5 million to Novel for breach of fiduciary and other related charges
Card declined? Use a gun instead
I almost snorted into my coffee this morning after reading about a chap trying to buy an XBox in Richland Township in Pennsylvania, in the US, with his Visa debit card, only for the transaction to be declined.
Apple To Take Legal Action Against Psystar For Making Mac Clones
Amidst its much hyped 3G iPhone launch celebration, computer maker Apple has sued Miami-based Psystar for manufacturing and selling unauthorized clones of Mac
Survey Reports Rise in DVD Piracy in UK As One in Three Brits Indulge in Illegal Copying
According to a study conducted by the analyst firm Futuresource Consulting, as many as 38 percent of Brits have admitted the use of pirated DVDs in past six months
"Computer Illiterate" Acquitted on Child Pornography Charges
A Massachusetts State worker who was charged of possessing child pornography has been finally exonerated of the charges
Police Use Bluetooth Devices to Curb Crime
Lancashire police announced that they would be carrying Bluetooth devices with them on their patrols, which will enable them to send crime prevention messages to Bluetooth-enabled devices in the range of 100 meters
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