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A group that calls itself "Europe's creative sector" has slammed the EU's crackdown on piracy, calling the measures "inadequate". Local copy Cyber-Security Plan Counts on Private Sector's Input (Original) The forthcoming final version of the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace will call for a comprehensive cybersecurity response system that will depend heavily on contributions from the private secto... Local copy Feds Pull Suspicious .gov Site (Original) WASHINGTON--In a move that raises questions about the security of governmental domains, the Bush administration has pulled the plug on a .gov Web site pending an investigation into the authenticity of... Local copy Iran, Kuwait Most Active In Mideast for Cyber Attacks (Original) Among Middle East states, Iran and Kuwait were most active as originators of cyber attacks, according to a survey by Symantec, the anti-virus solutions provider. Local copy Phantom of the Opera (Original) Opera is racing to fix five vulnerabilities, three of which are said to be serious, involving the latest version of its popular Web browsing software. Local copy Regina Police Recover Missing Hard Drive (Original) Regina police have recovered a computer hard-disk drive that had been missing from ISM Canada Inc. and contains confidential information for more than one million people. Local copy Slammer Attack Almost Over After 10 Minutes (Original) Last week's Sapphire worm, widely known as SQL Slammer, infected more than 90 percent of vulnerable computers within 10 minutes, opening a new era of fast-spreading viruses on the Internet, according ... Local copy Slammer Could Have Been Much Worse (Original) Fastest spreading virus in history is just the beginning, warns expert Local copy The Big Lessons of a Little Worm (Original) If Slammer's weekend assault had come just 48 hours later, the end result might have been a virtual Net shutdown. Institutional investors unable to make trades could have lost billions of dollars. Local copy Worm Turns on The Archers (Original) Auntie spreads germs again as BBC hit by SoBig virus for second time. Local copy Xupiter Mongers Deal Spam, Scams (Original) What could the most evil thing on the Internet and the Dalai Lama possibly have in common? Local copy |
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