Fraud Alert Citibank E-mail Bogus
I have received 2 already so those of you getting a e-mail that references new Citibank terms beware it is bogus. [SiliconValley]
Category
Crime
42 Million Pirated CD’s and DVD’s Captured
Just to think that the idiots over at the RIAA and MPAA are worried about P2P networks. This haul in China is probably less than 1% of 1% of all pirated CD's and DVD's anyone that has traveled to any country in Asia knows they can buy pirated DVD's and CD's for about 10 cents on the dollar. Sometimes the
Experts: Web attack may hit Microsoft Saturday
LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Like sharp-shooters armed and ready to fire, hundreds of thousands of computers are poised to let fly a potentially crippling data attack on a lone Web site belonging to software giant Microsoft Corp. Starting Saturday, August 16, each computer infected by the "MSBlaster" or "LoveSAN" Internet worm will begin sending packets of data several times per
MSBlast Special Coverage
Worm exploits a widespread Windows vulnerability The latest worm to torment Internet users underscores the limitations of getting patches in place. In just 24 hours, "MSBlast" exploded onto some 120,000 computers around the world, in spite of what some experts say was a less-than-spectacular programming job. A big part of the problem was that inattentive home users, and overbooked IT
RIAA Hit List
The RIAA has issued 911 suponeas to ISP's and a initial list of usernames from file sharing services has been obtained by TechTV we will no doubt see that list grow. [TechTV]
Want to See if you are Being Sued by RIAA
You can search the U.S. District Court's Web site ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov if you want to see who the RIAA plans to sue next month, for file-sharing. The site requires registration. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) plans to release the same information soon on its web site www.eff.org. If you get sued and want advice and help visit www.subpoenadefense.org .
RIAA Sending Subpoenas to ISP’s
The RIAA's printing presses are running 24/7 printing out there legal supines to get the names from the ISP's of those users that they are going to prosecute. ISP that are small and ill equipped to handle this are going to feel some pain. In other regards I am sure some ISP's are secretly going to be happy about this