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Gary McKinnon dealt new blow by CPS
British hacker Gary McKinnon's hopes of being tried in the UK were dealt a massive blow today, after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced it would not bring charges against him.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 27 2009 6:14AM
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Oz strikes anti-spyware blow
Australia has begun steps to introduce a new anti-spyware bill. The bill, if passed, will bring fines of up to $10,000 per incident.
David Quainton
May 13 2005 11:34AM
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Ensure Your Pocket Time-Bomb Doesn't Blow Up In Your Face!
Companies are under more pressure than ever before to ensure that when it comes to protecting their lifeblood - their critical corporate data - no protection can be too much.
Magnus Ahlberg
Jan 14 2004 2:34PM
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