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Google Will by Default Encrypt Data Warehoused in Its Cloud Storage Service

Aug 19, 2013

Google said Thursday it will by default encrypt data warehoused in its Cloud Storage service. The server-side encryption is now active for all new data written to Cloud Storage, and older data will be encrypted in the coming months, wrote ...

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328 Website Domains Accused of Selling Counterfeit Goods Were Shut Down

Jun 27, 2013

A total of 328 website domains accused of selling counterfeit goods were shut down by US and European authorities in the latest crackdown on online fraud. US authorities shut down 177 domain names for websites selling counterfeit ...

Tags: Online Fraud, Online Sale Websites

Google Has Challenged The US Government's Gag Order on Tech Firms

Jun 19, 2013

Google has challenged the US government's gag order on tech firms which have been the focal point of US security investigations. The search giant wants the approval for greater transparency from the US courts, stating that it believes it ...

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The Authorization Expires on July 19 and The Order Can Only Be Declassified by April 2038

Jun 12, 2013

The National Security Agency has been allowed by a court order to collect phone records of a large number of customers of Verizon, according to a report in the Guardian on Thursday. The April 25 order from the U.S. Foreign Intelligence ...

Tags: Computer Products, US, Call Records

The U.S. District Court in Maryland on Tuesday Ordered The Seizure of Mt. Gox's Funds

May 20, 2013

The seizure of funds of the largest bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox, was triggered by an alleged failure of the company to comply with U.S. financial regulations, according to a federal court document. The U.S. District Court in Maryland on ...

Tags: Computer Products, Money Transfer Regulations

Federal Officials Have Seized 10 Web Domains

May 6, 2013

Federal officials have seized 10 web domains that were allegedly selling counterfeit products including Specialized bikes, clothing and shoes. Officials said other bike vendors including SRAM, Cervelo and Pinarello assisted in their ...

Tags: Feds Seize Website, Phony Bike Gear, Bike Gear

Invista Helps Seize 10 Websites That Illegally Sold Trademarked Cycling Apparel

May 6, 2013

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seized 10 websites that illegally sold trademarked cycling apparel and equipment globally. The initiative, which began in 2010, was in ...

Tags: Invista, Apparel

The Former Chief Scientist Defense Contractor Has Been Sentenced to a Year in Prison

Mar 20, 2013

The former chief scientist at a Kentucky defense contractor has been sentenced to a year in prison for buying pirated software from Russian and Chinese hackers and using it to design components for military helicopters. Wronald Best, 55, ...

Tags: pirated software, software, computer code

Google Users Have Been Subject to FBI Security Information Requests Since 2009

Mar 7, 2013

Some thousand-plus Google users have been subject to FBI security information requests since 2009, the company said Tuesday. The data build on Google's already existing tally of government data requests. The new figures look at the number ...

Tags: Google, Computer

Outsourcing Has Been Identified as a Key Attack Vector in Two-Thirds of Investigations

Feb 17, 2013

Outsourcing has been identified as a key attack vector in almost two-thirds of security investigations carried out by security services company Trustwave. The claim was carried in the company's 2013 Global Security Report, which draws ...

Tags: Outsourcing, key attack, security investigations

A Chinese Man Has Pleaded Guilty in a U.S. Court to Selling Pirated Software

Jan 10, 2013

A Chinese man has pleaded guilty in a U.S. court to selling pirated software used in defense, space and other industries with a retail value of more than US$100 million. Xiang Li, 36, and a partner sold cracked copies of software from ...

Tags: pirated software, cracked copies of software, software, retail

A Chinese Man Has Pleaded Guilty in a U.S. Court to Selling Pirated Software

Jan 10, 2013

A Chinese man has pleaded guilty in a U.S. court to selling pirated software used in defence, space and other industries with a retail value of more than US$100 million. Xiang Li, 36, and a partner sold cracked copies of software from ...

Tags: Chinese man, U.S.court, software, guilty

U.S.Immigration and Customs Enforcement Has Seized 70 Websites

Dec 31, 2012

IDG News Service-U.S.Immigration and Customs Enforcement has seized 70 websites accused of selling products that infringe copyright,bringing the number of websites seized by ICE in the last two years to 839. The websites recently seized ...

Tags: U.S.Immigration, Customs Enforcement, copyright

Two U.S. Agencies Have Seized 686 Websites Accused of Selling Counterfeit

Dec 24, 2012

Two U.S. agencies have seized 686 websites accused of selling counterfeit and illegal medicines as part of an international crackdown on online sales of fake drugs. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security ...

Tags: U.S.agencies, websites, counterfeit and illegal medicines, online sales

Dropbox's Ongoing Investigation Into a Possible Security Breach Not Produced Any Evidence

Jul 20, 2012

Dropbox's ongoing investigation into a possible security breach has not produced any evidence that its systems have been infiltrated,according to an update Friday to the company's user forum. "As of today,we've found no intrusions into ...

Tags: Dropbox, spam, The cloud storage company, security breach

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