Archive for February, 2010

Microsoft, Researchers Team Up And Tear Down Major Spamming Botnet

In an unprecedented move, Microsoft secured a federal court order that, in effect, required VeriSign to cut off 277 Internet .com domains that were serving as the connections between Waledac’s command and control servers and around 60,000 to 80,000 bots or infected machines it had recruited to spew its spam.

Original post by Dark Reading and provided by Limewire

Cryptome vs Microsoft: Cryptome wins

P2P:- If, back in the dark ages - say 15 years ago - whistle blower Cryptome had taken on Microsoft, it would probably have been ground into the dust because after Microsoft had stomped it, few people would’ve known.

Original post by P2pnet.net and provided by Limewire

FTC Delivers Stern Warning About P2P Data on the Loose

Organizations need to clean up their P2P act, the FTC has warned, or it may be obliged to enforce applicable data security laws.

Original post by TechNewsWorld and provided by Limewire

FTC questions firms being probed for P2P breaches

Several companies being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for inadvertently exposing customer and employee data on peer-to-peer networks, have been asked by the agency to submit extensive information on their data-collection, usage and protection practices.

Original post by Techworld and provided by Limewire

P2P Lawsuit and Identity Theft Protection Software Now 11th Most Popular Download On CNET

Innovative software that protects P2P file sharers from lawsuits by copyright holders and identity theft due to the inadvertent sharing of private data is now the 11th most popular download on CNET’s Download.com TORONTO, CANADA, February 26, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ — ZapShares Inc.

Original post by Press Release News From 24-7 Press Release and provided by Limewire

Child sex abuse map tracker

A LIVE aerial snapshot has just been revealed tracking the electronic file sharing of paedophiles.

Original post by AdelaideNow… and provided by Limewire

Cyber attacks frequent on Asia Pacific enterprises

Three quarters of Asia Pacific enterprises — and two thirds of businesses in Singapore - have experienced cyber attacks in the past 12 months, according to new global research.

Original post by Hackinthebox.org and provided by Limewire

Senate Considers P2P Security Bill

Legislation would require software developers to tell users when files are being shared via peer-to-peer networks.

Original post by TechWeb.com and provided by Limewire

FTC: Identity thefts down, but fraud complaints up

Credit card fraud, however, continues to increase. According to the FTC, a total of 721,418 fraud complaints were filed in 3009 with a resulting in a loss of $1.7 billion.

Original post by NetworkWorld and provided by Limewire

ID thieves target unsuspecting taxpayers

JuWanda Harris, 29, was hoping for a tax refund, but after she filed her return, the IRS told her someone using her Social Security number had already filed a return.

Original post by Tacoma News Tribune and provided by Limewire

Man who had been advocate for children accused of producing, distributing child porn

Michael D. Toal is a man of many professions and interests: lawyer, respiratory therapist and advocate for abused and neglected children.On Wednesday, federal prosecutors in Kansas City announced a fourth: alleged producer and distributor of child pornography.Afterward, authorities at the University of Kansas Hospital, where Toal, 55, worked as a …

Original post by KansasCity.com and provided by Limewire

Consumers unsure of music copyright

Consumer companies are concerned that copyright laws have become confusing to the general public.

Original post by Philippines News.net and provided by Limewire

UK Nixes Internet Ban for P2P Infringement

In November, we told you about a move in the UK to monitor P2P sharing and permanently ban users who infringed on copyright from using the Internet.

Original post by Read/Write Web and provided by Limewire

FTC sounds alarm: data leaking onto P2P networks

The Federal Trade Commission today put nearly 100 companies and agencies on notice that their employees appear to be regulalryA leaking large amounts of sensitive customer and employee data on popular peer-to-peer, orA P2P,A file-sharing networks.

Original post by USAToday.com and provided by Limewire

Oversi announces Slingshot as its first video cache win in Australasia

Slingshot has deployed Oversi’s video cache platform to optimize the Internet experience for its subscribers.

Original post by Geekzone and provided by Limewire

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