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Broadcom founder accused of 'obsession with prostitutes'
Boffins at the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research have created a new type of glue that can adhere equally well in dry or wet conditions.
Iain Thomson
Jul 20 2007 5:05PM
Training & Development
Bosses accused of flouting email security
Only 15 percent of companies have a policy on email confidentiality.
Clement James
May 7 2007 4:03PM
Security
RIAA stung by wrongfully accused 'pirate'
Defendant to get 'reasonable fees' as RIAA case collapses.
Iain Thomson
Feb 12 2007 9:44AM
Software
Dell and Intel accused of pump-and-dump scam
Lawsuit alleges million dollar kickbacks to keep Intel inside Dell.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 6 2007 8:41AM
Financial Services
US official accused of paying 419 scammer U2$1.2m
Some people never learn.
Robert Jaques
Jan 29 2007 9:54AM
Security
County treasurer accused of funneling US$1.2million to Nigerian fraud scam
A former Michigan county treasurer was arrested last week for allegedly embezzling more than US$1.2 million in public funds to a Nigerian fraud scam.
Frank Washkuch
Jan 24 2007 6:32PM
Security
Venezuelan teen accused of hacking government sites
A Venezuelan teenager has been detained for posting unauthorised photos of President Hugo Chavez and Cuban dictator Fidel Castro on government websites.
Frank Washkuch
Jan 8 2007 4:28PM
Security
Web giants accused of privacy violations
Privacy International criticises Amazon, Friends Reunited and EBay.
Clement James
Sep 4 2006 9:53AM
Security
Sharp accused of failing to declare 800m yen
The tax authorities in Japan have accused Sharp of not declaring ¥800m (£3.8m) in income.
Matt Chapman
Jul 3 2006 9:20AM
Financial Services
Iowa man accused of phishing scam
A 22-year-old man from Davenport, Iowa, has been charged with 75 counts of wire fraud in connection with a phishing scheme targeting Microsoft customers.
Marcia Savage
Aug 24 2005 1:36AM
Security
Man accused of "world's biggest hack" fights extradition
The man accused of the world’s biggest hack began extradition charges yesterday in a bid to stay out of the clutches of U.S. law.
David Quainton
Jul 28 2005 12:02PM
Security
Australian accused of downloading company secrets
An Australian software developer could be out of a job after a court found he may have intended to share trade secrets about multi-million deal involving telcom provider Telstra.
René Millman
Jul 13 2005 2:52PM
Security
Reseller accused of tax evasion
A Sydney reseller has admitted in court illegally claiming GST back on computers taken out of the country on business trips when the computers were allegedly not personal purchases and not being exported from Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Nov 9 2004 12:00AM
Security
Tokyo police arrest trio accused of Softbank extortion
Tokyo police have arrested three men on suspicion of attempted extortion from Softbank BB, the parent company to Yahoo BB.
Steve Gold
Mar 2 2004 1:58PM
Security
Microsoft accused of mob-like tactics in European case
Paul Thurrott
Dec 3 2002 12:00AM
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