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Judge holds off disclosure in credit card heist

September 23, 2005 Ruling means Visa and MasterCard don't have to notify customers affected by a high-profile data breach--at least for now. TAGS: CardSystems Solutions Inc., MasterCard International, preliminary injunction, Visa International, credit card, break-in, statute, credit card company, Judge, request, San Francisco, attorney, California, card, bank, security

Pop-up purveyor D Squared wins reprieve

December 16, 2003 Judge refuses to extend a preliminary injunction against a company that stands accused of exploiting a security flaw to market pop-up blocking software. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Messenger, preliminary injunction, pop-up, Internet service, format, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., Web browser, security, Microsoft Windows

Court curbs Microsoft Java distribution

June 26, 2003 Federal judges deal a legal blow to Sun, tossing out most of a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to carry its rival's version of an interpreter for the Java language. TAGS: injunction, Java, preliminary injunction, license agreement, JVM, Sun Microsystems Inc., settlement, Sun Java, Microsoft Corp., agreement, Microsoft Windows

Defender of the Linux faith

March 18, 2005 Open-source programmer Harald Welte explains why he's going after companies that may have violated the GPL. TAGS: GPL, licence, preliminary injunction, violation, firewall, source code, Linux kernel, Linux, reseller, code, agreement, PC

German court: Pop-ups need permission

March 26, 2004 A German judge issues a preliminary injunction against Claria--aka Gator--that prohibits its adware pop-ups from appearing over a rental car site without the agency's permission. TAGS: Hertz Corp., Claria Corp., WhenU, Gator, preliminary injunction, permission, pop-up, adware, court, Germany, agency, spyware, knowledge

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