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Zediva, the online movie-rental company being sued by the Motion Picture Association of America, is countersuing and demanding a judge sanction the novel service. Read More…..
Apparently the U.S. Constitution no longer applies when it comes to battling music and movie piracy. Read More…..
Hackers who breach and cause substantial harm to critical infrastructure systems would face a mandatory minimum three-year prison sentence if the White House gets its way. Read More…..
LimeWire, the defunct file sharing service, and its owner are agreeing to pay the record labels $105 million to end a 5-year-old copyright-infringement lawsuit. Read More…..
Lack of technical knowledge plagued the court for years, allowing the RIAA to victimize citizens. Read More…..
A group of hackers that planned an attack against Sony’s servers this weekend was unable to execute its plan. Read More…..
No one knows who is responsible for the massive PlayStation Network hack that has compromised over 100 million accounts, though different parties have fielded their guesses. Read More…..
TOKYO (Reuters) – Sony said on Saturday it had removed off the Internet the personal details of 2,500 people that had been stolen by hackers and posted on a website. Read More…..
A prototype flexible smartphone made of electronic paper has been created by Canadian researchers. Read More…..
That picture of a cat licking a lollipop you found on Google Images may be infected. According to the SANS Internet Storm Center, a number of Google Images are actually infected with malware that misdirects users to pages that try to sell fake anti-virus scareware and to makes users believe they must download the program to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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