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Software Piracy and IP Management Practices

In the 1990s, software piracy saw no end. This problem was aggravated by the Internet. Because of the way it has spread around the world, this problem has become even more serious in the past few years. The main reason for this is that software theft is often a very lucrative business. Moreover, there are…

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Russian Bot Farm in Ukraine Could Be Used to Target Ukrainians

From the New York Times: A computer glitch in Ukraine that is designed to monitor Russian internet activity has not been noticed to date, the State Bureau of Investigation (SBU) says. As Moscow continues to crack down on computer hacking, the Russian government may have sought to hide the presence of a sophisticated Russian-made bot…

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The laptop of an accused insurrectionist who allegedly committed the following crime could be confiscated if he does not receive a court order within fourteen days. The laptop is needed for the accused to check whether he is an insurrectionist and, if so, to inform the authorities. However, in the interest of the rule of…

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Computer Security – The Role of the Anti-Counterintelligence Profession

The “suspicion of foreign travel” report in the United States Department of State’s latest annual Global Security Perspectives reports that one foreign travel report category “includes incidents involving travelers believed to have spent over 1. 5 days in a foreign location. ” The category has been a hot topic, recently stirred by the release of…

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The Problem With The Webcam Isn’t That It Is Spying

The problem with the webcam isn´t that it is spying, but that you often use it as it is. But the webcam is not spying. The problem with the webcam is that you use it as it is, and you often think that your webcam is watching your every move, when in fact your webcam…

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Pegasus Spy Software

The Pegasus Spy software was first introduced in 2010 in Russia. It is designed to intercept and delete all email and other communications that a user sends to and receives from third party internet addresses. It also has the capability to record all data and make copies of it. It is believed to use a…

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FCC Votes to Finalize Program to Replace Huawei Equipment in U S Networks

Article Title: FCC votes to finalize program to replace Huawei equipment in U S networks | Network Security. When AT&T’s former chief information security officer, Chris Daniels, made the case in an earlier column for the New York Times, “Why Is The FBI’s Huawei Inquiry So Secret,” I wrote that the FBI’s announcement of its…

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Iranian Hackers pose as U.K. Students and Send sensitive data to their accounts

Iranian hackers pose as U. K students and send sensitive data from the universities and corporations to their accounts, security researchers say. The attacks are highly technical, and require more effort than hacking into other domains. The information theft may be a crime, security officials warn. The two groups, the National Cyber Coordination Centre of…

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China Launches Major Investigation Into Companies That Make and Sell Consumer Surveillance Technology

China has launched a major investigation into the companies that make and sell consumer surveillance technology, and the country is seeking to uncover whether their products are being used to spy on people in China. The investigation, involving the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC), came amid growing concerns in some quarters about spyware…

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