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• 2012-10-17

  Europe and US Spar Over Internet Rules

  At recent meetings in Brussels, Belgium, officials from the European Union and the United States are finding themselves at odds with each other over several aspects of Internet and computer policy, including, to...
  
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  2012-10-16

  NSA, AT&T and Surveillance

  From the moment 9/11 occurred, the US government has taken the position that any surveillance done to detect terrorism is proper, correct and legal and that wiretaps or any other evaluation of computer communica...
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• 2012-10-12

  Japan Versus the Internet Pirates

  Japan appears to be going its own way to combat Internet piracy after being one of the minority of countries that had signed an international trade agreement last summer to combat trade of counterfeit goods, sai...
  
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• 2012-10-11

  Go-Daddy's Contrasting Actions

  Last week, Go Daddy, one of the world's largest web hosting providers, provided a public explanation for the outage on September 10th that shut down Internet hosting services for many of their customers. At the ...
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  2012-10-10

  More on Microsoft's Botnet Battles

  In the continuing story of Microsoft versus the botnets, Microsoft announced last week that a settlement had been reached with the Chinese web hosting provider 3322-dot-org, an organization that ran the networks...
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• 2012-10-05

  Police Raid Swedish Web Hosting Provider

  This week, Swedish police raided the premises of PeRiQuito, the web hosting provider that had formerly been associated with the Pirate Bay file-sharing web site, the world's largest facilitator for illegal downl...
  
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  2012-10-04

  Concerns Over the Cloud

  Concerns over the risk of using the cloud for business operations have shifted over the last few years from a lack of security to a lack of an exit strategy for customers. Contract lock-in to a proprietary solut...
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• 2012-10-03

  Joomla Goes Mobile

  The latest release of Joomla, the widely-used web site content management system (CMS) spun off in 2005 from another CMS, Mambo, has just added support for the optimization of display of web sites and their cont...
  
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• 2012-09-28

  Microsoft and the UEFI

  Remember BIOS? As proof of concept of the vulnerability of Microsoft's Windows 8 Operating System, an Italian computer security firm has created a simple malware rootkit that takes advantage of that ancient-in-c...
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  2012-09-27

  X-Cart Software from Russia

  With an option for web hosting included, there is now another alternative for e-commerce on the Internet with the release in the US last week by the Russian-based company Qualiteam of the enterprise version of i...
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