Caused As Much As $20 Million in Losses to Software Industry
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The owner of one of the largest for-profit software piracy websites to operate in the United States has pleaded guilty to operating a software piracy website, Assistant Attorney General Alice S. Fisher for the Justice Department's...
Internet-related crime,
like any other crime, should be reported to appropriate law enforcement investigative
authorities at the local, state, federal, or international levels, depending
on the scope of the crime. Citizens who are aware of federal crimes
should report them to local offices...
"Botnet" Investigation Led by U.S. Secret Service’s Electronic Crimes Task Force and the Computer
Hacking and Intellectual Property Unit of the U.S. Attorney’s Office
SAN JOSE – United States Attorney Kevin V. Ryan announced that Anthony Scott Clark, 21, of Beaverton, Oregon, pleaded guilty...
The United States Attorney for the Northern District of California announced that Suibin Zhang, 37, of San Jose, California, was charged late yesterday by a federal grand jury in San Jose in a nine-count indictment alleging computer fraud; theft and unauthorized downloading of trade secrets; and the unauthorized...
Caused As Much As $20 Million in Losses to Software Industry
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The owner of one of the largest for-profit software piracy websites to operate in the United States has pleaded guilty to operating a software piracy website, Assistant Attorney General Alice S. Fisher for the Justice Department's...
Internet-related crime,
like any other crime, should be reported to appropriate law enforcement investigative
authorities at the local, state, federal, or international levels, depending
on the scope of the crime. Citizens who are aware of federal crimes
should report them to local offices of...
By Anne Saita, News Director
09 Dec 2005 | SearchSecurity.com
SAN DIEGO -- So much for trade secrets. Not long ago, a company unwittingly tipped its hand when planning to buy another business.
How? Lawyers, investment bankers, consultants, executives and directors suddenly hammered the investor relations...
By Anne Saita, News Director
09 Dec 2005 | SearchSecurity.com
SAN DIEGO -- So much for trade secrets. Not long ago, a company unwittingly tipped its hand when planning to buy another business.
How? Lawyers, investment bankers, consultants, executives and directors suddenly hammered the investor relations...
How likely are you to be wooed into a false sense of security by a friendly face or the promise of a cash prize?A friendly, wholesome-looking team of surveyors recently set up shop in New York’s Central Park on behalf of RSA Security to find out how much personal information consumers would give up while...
In our ten years’ experience in detecting, locating, and prosecuting network intruders (hackers) we have seen that, as with many offline crimes, robust law enforcement alone cannot solve the network intruder problem. To be effective, any overall strategy must include the owners and operators of the...
How likely are you to be wooed into a false sense of security by a friendly face or the promise of a cash prize?A friendly, wholesome-looking team of surveyors recently set up shop in New York’s Central Park on behalf of RSA Security to find out how much personal information consumers would give up while...
In our ten years’ experience in detecting, locating, and prosecuting network intruders (hackers) we have seen that, as with many offline crimes, robust law enforcement alone cannot solve the network intruder problem. To be effective, any overall strategy must include the owners and operators of the...
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Since January 1, at least 104 data incidents have been documented in the U.S., potentially affecting more than 56.2 million individuals. And that is probably just the tip of the iceberg.How many breaches don’t make the front page because the victimized company wants to avoid embarrassing publicity? We will...
Most Internet users know spam when they see it, but the vast majority are unfamiliar with terms like “podcasting,†“phishing,†and “RSS,†according to a recent study.The Pew Internet and American Life Project research, based on random telephone interviews with 1,336 Internet users,...
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