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Illegal P2P costing business $60m
Illegal P2P downloads are costing Australian businesses up to $60 million a year, according to a study prepared by Exinda Networks.
Staff Writers
Oct 25 2004 12:00AM
Security
Websense says P2P sites soared fivefold in 2003
The numbers of peer-to-peer (P2P) websites and services increased fivefold during 2003, according to research from Websense, the employee internet management specialist.
Steve Gold
Mar 30 2004 4:37PM
Security
Hackers Turn To P2P Resources For Attack Vectors
A freely available peer-to-peer (P2P) hacking tool has become the weapon of choice for many hackers looking to take control of users' PCs.
Steve Gold
Mar 18 2004 2:53PM
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