Two held for theft of Internet data
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French Employers Who Provide Staff with
Internet Access Are Held to the Same
Data Retention Obligations as ISP
French Employers Who Provide Staff with
Internet Access Are Held to the Same
Data Retention Obligations as ISP
03/29/2005 04:43 PMMondaq Mar 29 2005 8:16PM GMT
Computer theft 'mastermind' held
Computer theft 'mastermind' held
01/11/2004 11:37 PMThe Star Jan 11 2004 10:16PM ET
Man held in Cisco code theft
Man held in Cisco code theft
09/19/2004 07:33 PMAustralian IT Sep 19 2004 11:04PM GMT
Man Held For Cisco Code Theft
Man Held For Cisco Code Theft
09/20/2004 04:57 PMMan Held in England in Cisco Code Theft
(AP)
Man Held in England in Cisco Code Theft
(AP)
09/18/2004 10:50 PMAP - A 20-year-old man has been arrested in England in the theft of
the proprietary software blueprints used by Cisco Systems Inc.'s
networking equipment, police and the company confirmed.
Man held over Cisco source code theft
Man held over Cisco source code theft
09/19/2004 07:33 PMSydney Morning Herald Sep 19 2004 11:01PM GMT
Man Held in England in Cisco Code Theft
Man Held in England in Cisco Code Theft
09/19/2004 12:18 AMAP via Los Angeles Times Sep 19 2004 5:04AM GMT
Pair held over Beckham computer theft
Pair held over Beckham computer theft
09/18/2004 01:34 PMTelegraph Sep 18 2004 4:39PM GMT
UK Man Held Over Cisco Source Code Theft
(Reuters)
UK Man Held Over Cisco Source Code Theft
(Reuters)
09/21/2004 02:43 AMReuters - Police said on Monday they have arrested
a 20-year-old British man on suspicion of stealing Cisco
Systems source code, the basic instructions for the
machines that direct Internet traffic across the globe.
Data theft understated
Data theft understated
04/12/2005 11:50 PMUSA Today Apr 13 2005 3:49AM GMT
Still Another Data Theft Discovered
Still Another Data Theft Discovered
03/14/2005 04:34 PMAccording to this
ARS
article, another 32,000 US Citizen's dates of birth, SS numbers,
drivers license numbers, and other ID info were all stolen from
Seisant, a division of Reed Elsevier.
Reed Elsevier says it is in the process of contacting those
affected by the breach and will offer them assistance in detecting any
possible identity theft resulting from their lapse.Seisint, which was
acquired by Reed Elsevier in 2004, has previously come under criticism
for giving government officials the names of 120,000 people who
supposedly fit terrorist profiles in the wake of the attacks of
September 11, 2001. Now, it joins the growing list of companies that
traffic in consumer data without taking adequate safeguards to protect
it.
LexisNexis: 280,000 more possible data
theft victims
LexisNexis: 280,000 more possible data
theft victims
04/12/2005 01:39 PMAn internal investigation at the LexisNexis division of Reed Elsevier
has uncovered evidence that as many as 310,000 more people may have
had their personal information exposed to unauthorized individuals who
compromised the security of a massive database of public and private
information, including Social Security and drivers license numbers.
DSW Data Theft Larger Than Predicted
DSW Data Theft Larger Than Predicted
04/19/2005 04:37 AMAP via Los Angeles Times Apr 19 2005 7:49AM GMT
Data theft motivates Congress
Data theft motivates Congress
04/16/2005 05:47 AMUSA Today Apr 16 2005 9:53AM GMT
Personal Data Theft: It's Outrageous
Personal Data Theft: It's Outrageous
04/18/2005 08:41 AMBusiness Week Apr 18 2005 12:39PM GMT
DSW Data Theft Larger Than Predicted
(AP)
DSW Data Theft Larger Than Predicted
(AP)
04/18/2005 11:16 PMAP - Thieves who accessed a DSW Shoe Warehouse database obtained 1.4
million credit card numbers and the names on those accounts 10
times more than investigators estimated last month.
Data Theft Suspect Busted
Data Theft Suspect Busted
07/23/2004 04:34 AMIn what the feds are calling perhaps the largest theft of personal
data ever, a Florida man is arrested for stealing consumer information
from Acxiom Corp., apparently intending to use it to feed his e-mail
ad business.
DSW Data Theft Much Larger Than
Estimated (AP)
DSW Data Theft Much Larger Than
Estimated (AP)
04/19/2005 08:45 AMAP - Thieves who accessed a DSW Shoe Warehouse database obtained 1.4
million credit card numbers and the names on those accounts 10
times more than investigators estimated last month.
MMS content is held back by lack of
handset data
MMS content is held back by lack of
handset data
06/11/2004 02:34 PMnewmediazero Jun 11 2004 6:48PM GMT
C.I.A. Held Back Iraqi Arms Data, U.S.
Officials Say
C.I.A. Held Back Iraqi Arms Data, U.S.
Officials Say
07/05/2004 09:09 PMRelatives of Iraqi scientists said before the war that Baghdad's
unconventional weapons programs had been abandoned, but the C.I.A.
failed to inform the president.
C.I.A. Held Back Iraqi Arms Data,
Officials Say
C.I.A. Held Back Iraqi Arms Data,
Officials Say
07/06/2004 12:00 PMRelatives of Iraqi scientists said before the war that Baghdad's
unconventional weapons programs had been abandoned, but the C.I.A.
failed to inform the president.
Laptop theft puts data of 98,000 at risk
Laptop theft puts data of 98,000 at risk
03/29/2005 04:43 PMZDNet Mar 29 2005 8:09PM GMT
Computer theft may expose data on
180,000 patients
Computer theft may expose data on
180,000 patients
04/08/2005 05:45 PMTwo computers containing information on 180,000 patients were stolen
from San Jose Medical Group on March 28.
Workplace data theft runs rampant
Workplace data theft runs rampant
02/15/2004 03:33 AMMany staff are happy to steal key information from the firms they work
for, a study has found.
Guilty Plea in Theft of Data on AOL
Users
Guilty Plea in Theft of Data on AOL
Users
02/05/2005 09:04 PMA former software engineer at America Online pleaded guilty to
stealing and selling user names and e-mail addresses, setting off an
avalanche of up to seven billion unsolicited e-mail messages.
Preventing Data Theft From A Stolen
Laptop
Preventing Data Theft From A Stolen
Laptop
12/24/2003 07:39 AMLaptop theft leaks data of 98,000 people
Laptop theft leaks data of 98,000 people
04/01/2005 03:37 AMTechSpot Apr 1 2005 8:10AM GMT
Another case of massive consumer data
theft
Another case of massive consumer data
theft
03/14/2005 04:51 PMIt must be the season for playing free and easy with consumer data.
Consumer data aggregator Sesint reports that hackers broke into one of
their databases and made off the info on 32,000 US consumers.
Laptop theft exposes UC-Berkeley data
Laptop theft exposes UC-Berkeley data
03/29/2005 03:06 PMSan Jose Mercury News Mar 29 2005 6:09PM GMT
Some MasterCard holders exposed to data
theft
Some MasterCard holders exposed to data
theft
04/14/2005 10:08 PMCredit card data theft could grow in
scale
Credit card data theft could grow in
scale
04/14/2005 03:47 PMBlog: Both MasterCard and Visa have confirmed a security breach at a
U.S. based retailer that may have compromised the credit card...
Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data
Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data
03/14/2005 06:26 PMAt the end of April at the
WinHEC
2005 developers´ conference Microsoft intends to furnish further
details on the copy protection functions of the successor to Windows
XP
Longhorn, which is planned for 2006. The
preliminary
WinHEC 2005 Master List of Tracks and Sessions
under the heading
Media Advances for the Windows PC
Architecture lists a number of events dealing with the form of
control of use known as Digital Rights Management (
DRM). One of these track sessions will, for
instance, be concerned with the Protected Media Path (PMP), which is
to be established for media data in Longhorn PCs.
A Protected Environment (PE), whilst providing a Protected Video Path
(PVP) and Protected User Mode Audio (PUMA), will enforce defined
requirements on hardware drivers (for TV or graphics cards, say).
These channels are to be proof against data theft by rogue software.
PUMA runs in the PE, with the PVP even encrypting data transfer to the
graphics card over the PCI Express Port (AES 128). A PC´s outlets - in
the case of video signals the outlet of the graphics card - are also
integrated into the output protection management concept (OPM).

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theft
GM credit card holders warned of data
theft
04/16/2005 05:46 AMHouston Chronicle Apr 16 2005 10:22AM GMT
Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data
Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data
03/14/2005 05:46 PMAt the end of April at the WinHEC 2005 developers´ conference
Microsoft intends to furnish further details on the copy protection
functions of the successor to Windows XP Longhorn, which is planned
for 2006.
The preliminary WinHEC 2005 Master List of Tracks and Sessions under
the heading Media Advances for the Windows PC Architecture lists a
number of events dealing with the form of control of use known as
Digital Rights Management (DRM). One of these track sessions will, for
instance, be concerned with the Protected Media Path (PMP), which is
to be established for media data in Longhorn PCs. A Protected
Environment (PE), whilst providing a Protected Video Path (PVP) and
Protected User Mode Audio (PUMA), will enforce defined requirements on
hardware drivers (for TV or graphics cards, say). These channels are
to be proof against data theft by rogue software. PUMA runs in the PE,
with the PVP even encrypting data transfer to the graphics card over
the PCI Express Port (AES 128). A PC´s outlets - in the case of video
signals the outlet of the graphics card - are also integrated into the
output protection management concept (OPM). Here Microsoft mentions
known output protection schemes such as HDCP, Macrovision or CGMS-A,
but also speaks of artificial resolution constrictors. According to
Microsoft "significant hardware features must be implemented in
graphics chips for Windows Longhorn to support PVP and OPM, with
additional larger implications for the drivers." The longer term
project PAP is to introduce audio encryption all the way to the audio
codec chips.
Senator Floats Heftier Bill on Data
Theft
Senator Floats Heftier Bill on Data
Theft
04/12/2005 11:20 PMPrivacy experts hope Sen. Dianne Feinstein's bill will close large
loopholes in existing legislation, following a recent LexisNexis data
breach affecting more than 310,000 U.S. citizens.
Crown appeal dismissed in computer data
theft case
Crown appeal dismissed in computer data
theft case
01/01/2004 11:04 AMRoyal Gazette Jan 1 2004 10:19AM ET
Next version of Windows will include
more anti-data theft protections
Next version of Windows will include
more anti-data theft protections
09/10/2004 08:42 PMSiliconValley.com Sep 10 2004 10:55PM GMT
Hacked data boots identity theft to
critical issue
Hacked data boots identity theft to
critical issue
03/14/2005 05:56 PMSpammer charged in huge Acxiom personal
data theft
Spammer charged in huge Acxiom personal
data theft
07/22/2004 09:53 AMHack to spam indictment
Grok Description matches for Two held for theft of Internet data
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Two held for theft of Internet data