Stolen computer had old emails

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Computer parts stolen

Computer parts stolen 04/17/2005 04:56 AM
The Tribune Apr 17 2005 9:32AM GMT

Computer parts stolen from college lab

Computer parts stolen from college lab 04/13/2005 08:07 AM
The Tribune Apr 13 2005 12:37PM GMT

Beckhams' security computer stolen

Beckhams' security computer stolen 09/18/2004 04:07 AM
iafrica.com Sep 18 2004 7:30AM GMT

Beckham Security Computer Stolen

Beckham Security Computer Stolen 09/18/2004 04:07 AM
Daily Express Sep 18 2004 7:51AM GMT

Patient IDs stolen in computer thefts

Patient IDs stolen in computer thefts 04/09/2005 07:57 AM
bizjournals.com Apr 9 2005 12:02PM GMT

Stolen computer holds data on 100,000
people

Stolen computer holds data on 100,000
people 03/29/2005 04:30 AM
Boston Globe Mar 29 2005 8:50AM GMT

Computer circuits worth RM3.4mil stolen
from factory

Computer circuits worth RM3.4mil stolen
from factory 02/13/2004 08:05 PM
thestar.com.my Feb 14 2004 0:37AM GMT

Vital computer equipment stolen from
Belfast hospital

Vital computer equipment stolen from
Belfast hospital 05/13/2004 11:11 AM
Irish News May 13 2004 2:20PM GMT

Computer parts stolen inside Isulan town
hall recovered

Computer parts stolen inside Isulan town
hall recovered 04/13/2004 12:37 AM
Minda News Apr 13 2004 4:39AM GMT

Stolen Cisco source code found on Dutch
university computer

Stolen Cisco source code found on Dutch
university computer 05/20/2004 02:16 PM
DMeurope.com May 20 2004 6:25PM GMT

UCLA says stolen computer puts 145,000
blood donors at theft risk

UCLA says stolen computer puts 145,000
blood donors at theft risk 06/10/2004 03:06 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Jun 10 2004 7:47AM GMT

Anti Theft Product Helps Recover A
Stolen Laptop Computer

Anti Theft Product Helps Recover A
Stolen Laptop Computer 05/31/2004 02:00 PM
nTracker, from Synet is a new anti-theft laptop tracking, recovery and data protection system that installs on any laptop computer running Windows states Craig Crossman host of The Computer America Show and syndicated newspaper columnist. [PRWEB May 26, 2004]

Z***ING EMAILS !

Z***ING EMAILS ! 03/08/2004 11:20 PM
http-equiv_at_excite.com (Mar 06 2004)

Opt out of Plaxo emails

Opt out of Plaxo emails 04/09/2004 04:11 PM

Wow!  Somebody's listening.

How to opt-out of Plaxo emails. Dan Gillmor points to this page on the Plaxo website, where you can permanently opt out receiving "Hey, I'm updating my contact information..." emails from the service. Link [Boing Boing]

Prank Emails

Prank Emails 01/05/2005 06:56 AM
Some are a bit silly but this particular prank email is transcendant. Batman and Robin could not find as just a cause. Finally a modern corporate warrior get what he deserves.

Using Personalized Emails on the Web

Using Personalized Emails on the Web 07/05/2002 03:40 PM
"...has seen great success with personalizing their pieces - so much so that DM mail shops have expensive laser divisions that add all kinds of personalized touches from a database after the basic print run is finished."

32,000 "Why I'm Tired" Emails

32,000 "Why I'm Tired" Emails 07/14/2004 05:08 AM

Work emails are mostly personal

Work emails are mostly personal 03/20/2003 10:40 AM

32,000 'Why I'm Tired' Emails

32,000 'Why I'm Tired' Emails 07/14/2004 06:50 AM
Slashdot Jul 14 2004 10:55AM GMT

US Government reads emails

US Government reads emails 05/27/2004 04:47 PM

Emails damage your health

Emails damage your health 06/15/2004 08:32 AM
It was five years ago today... 15 June 1999

Why encrypted emails don't work

Why encrypted emails don't work 06/14/2004 10:01 AM
Today, I got an encrypted email. Which is fine, as I use PGP and all - but it was sent to my work address using my private key. (Yes, they are separate - they have to be separate.)

After much hassling and back-and-forthing of the email messages and keys, I managed to open the original mail. In which, it said:

"If you can't open this email, it's because I've used your PGP key from the jspwiki.org< /a> -site. Do you have a corporate one?"

Well, DUH.

Sending encrypted mail means that the mail cannot be read unless you have the proper key. And it does not help much to ask for the key in the encrypted mail itself - because if I could read it, you wouldn't need to ask, now would you? My public PGP key very clearly also does not include my work address, so one would think I don't want work-related email using it...

Oh well.

Even if simple usability issues such as key management seem to be difficult to fathom, then how on earth are people supposed to understand basic concepts of security - signing, encryption, choosing wise passwords, keeping your PGP secret keys really secret, key revokation, etc.

It's not gonna work. Unless someone figures out a far, far more comprehensible manner of explaining security than currently is used. Security is too abstract. People can't comprehend it. We need a way to make security more concrete, much like having an actual physical lock.

Flame Emails Are Not A Crime

Flame Emails Are Not A Crime 03/22/2005 07:03 PM
A few more details might be useful to understand what really happened in this case, but a woman accused of harassment for sending "e-mails laced with obscenities and references to Adolf Hitler and Osama bin Laden" to a website that had pro-death penalty statements has been cleared, after the judge said she didn't actually break any laws. Since there were just a few emails, they weren't seen as harassing, and since they were just directed to the website in general (which asked for feedback), rather than the individual who specifically received them, the judge determined that they weren't specific threats or harassments. While the ruling makes sense on the free speech side of things, these other arguments don't seem to make as much sense. Just because the website doesn't indicate who the emails are going to, they're still going to someone. Either way, for those of you who enjoy participating in various flame wars, it certainly seems like this ruling says that free speech protects you (at least in this court's jurisdiction) -- assuming you don't become threatening or continue to harass the person.

When Even Legitimate Emails Are
Overwhelming

When Even Legitimate Emails Are
Overwhelming 06/07/2004 10:25 AM
There have been plenty of stories about the so-called (and greatly exaggerated) "death of email." Almost all of these, however, are discussing the problems associated with spam. Professor Lawrence Lessig is discovering a different kind of problem. As he's become something of a net.celebrity he's started receiving so much personal email that he can no longer effectively respond to it all. He even sent out a note telling people he hasn't responded to that he's given up and will not be responding to their email - though, he's quite sorry about it. Still, as some people in the article point out, no one says he needs to respond to every email he receives. If someone is emailing him who does not know him, he shouldn't necessarily feel obligated to respond to each and every message. In some sense, this does raise the question about the definition of "spam" again. If spam is "anythi ng I don't like," is getting to much personal email spam as well?

Zimbabwe blocks emails

Zimbabwe blocks emails 06/01/2004 09:10 AM
Laughing Bob Mugabe at it again...

Send Emails After Your Death

Send Emails After Your Death 11/15/2003 09:52 AM

Emails that come back to haunt

Emails that come back to haunt 04/26/2004 06:18 AM
Deleted? Maybe not...

How Do You Save Important Emails?

How Do You Save Important Emails? 12/24/2003 02:36 PM
You know all those books full of letters written by famous people? Now that everything is email, will such things be possible in the future? The first reaction is that it only makes it more likely, since people are much more likely to write down their thoughts these days and send them to people, but some folks are concerned about how such correspondences will be saved. They're worried that there's no good way to save digital contents, and that anything you do will be obsolete a decade from now. Many people even recommend printing out and keeping a paper archive of important emails. Of course, these days, it seems that most systems have a pretty straight upgrade path from old formats to new. The only area where a real problem may arise is if someone didn't upgrade their email system for ages and all the standards changed and the digital media storage eroded. I think a bigger problem may be in picking out the valuable correspondences from all the spam and forwards and junk and unimportant emails.

One in 12 emails infected with virus

One in 12 emails infected with virus 08/17/2004 09:31 AM
Manchester Online Aug 17 2004 2:03PM GMT

HTML: Building Rich emails

HTML: Building Rich emails 01/29/2004 01:59 PM
.net Jan 29 2004 3:08PM GMT

Import thousands of old emails into
Mail.app

Import thousands of old emails into
Mail.app 04/28/2004 11:33 AM
Once upon a time, I used Outlook Express and then moved onto Entourage. I used to save my sent and deleted email each year as individual files and then create a text index so I could search them using Sherlock. I had quite a ...

DNA technique protects against 'evil'
emails

DNA technique protects against 'evil'
emails 08/19/2004 09:56 AM

President Clinton's Two Emails, Now On
Display

President Clinton's Two Emails, Now On
Display 01/26/2004 06:27 PM
You may remember that soon after President Bush took office, he told people that he could no longer email anyone since any of his emails were likely to become public at some point. Well, it turns out that his predecessor, President Clinton, has now made his own emails public as part of his library. Of course, the emails are not that interesting. There are a grand total of two emails. Yes, that's right: two. Even better, the first email is a "test" email to make sure his email account worked. The second, which was apparently created with the help of staffers, was sent to John Glenn while he was up in the space shuttle. Meanwhile, though, his staff was pretty busy on the email front, sending out approximately 40 million emails.

An AppleScript to export Entourage
emails

An AppleScript to export Entourage
emails 02/16/2004 11:55 AM
Entourage stores email data in a single, monolithic 'Database' file. After time, this file can become too large to fit on a CD-R if one wants to backup his or her emails. This script exports all emails contained in a given m...

Personal emails cause storage headaches

Personal emails cause storage headaches 12/03/2003 09:50 AM
vnunet.com Dec 3 2003 9:07AM ET

Man charged for hoax tsunami emails

Man charged for hoax tsunami emails 01/03/2005 03:05 AM
iafrica.com Jan 3 2005 6:32AM GMT

Two thirds of emails now spam: official

Two thirds of emails now spam: official 05/25/2004 10:00 AM
Just in case you hadn't noticed

Man, 40, admits tsunami hoax emails

Man, 40, admits tsunami hoax emails 01/03/2005 08:23 AM
Death notices sent to relatives of missing people

Export Entourage emails for use in other
programs

Export Entourage emails for use in other
programs 03/06/2004 02:09 AM
Like me, if you are dying to try out an alternative to Entourage, but are stuck because all your previous mail is in Entourage, here's what to do. Click on the Folder list in the left-hand pane and drop it onto your desktop; ...
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