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IPod maker freezes reporters' assets
The company which makes Apple's iPod media players has persuaded a court to freeze the bank accounts of two journalists who alleged that it mistreated workers in China.
Simon Burns
Aug 30 2006 4:25PM
Hardware
IPod maker freezes reporters' assets
Journalists who reported on alleged mistreatment of Foxconn workers face bill
of US$3.8m.
Simon Burns
Aug 30 2006 9:55AM
Hardware
New ransomware trojan freezes PCs
A new type of ransomware, which freezes an infected PC and then demands affected users send the hacker money via Western Union, has emerged, according to security experts.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 27 2006 6:52PM
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