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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundPolice Blotter: Murderer nabbed via tracking, Web search
March 18, 2008 Husband's death is discovered through a vehicle-tracking device and a search for "decomposition of a body in water."Police Blotter: Armed robbers nabbed through text messages
February 25, 2008 Court doesn't agree with armed-robbery defendants, who say police need a judge-signed court order to obtain archived text messages.U.S. says Windows vulnerable to attack
August 1, 2003 The federal government says there is new evidence that an attack is being planned on computers using Microsoft's Windows.U.S. 'threatened' alleged NASA hacker, defense says
February 16, 2007 London court hears that Gary McKinnon was told he would "fry" in New Jersey unless he cooperated with U.S. authorities.Cybercops drowning in data
February 28, 2007 Government official calls for tools to help investigators sift through increasing amounts of data seized by law enforcement.Music industry's search orders on trial
February 20, 2004 A judge in Australia rules that the file-swapping case should continue, even though Sharman Networks faces legal battles in both Australia and the United States.Intel to reveal foreign info in antitrust case
December 28, 2006 AMD gets access to Intel data about non-U.S. operations but faces a challenge in getting it admitted as evidence.Study: U.S. needs foreign-born workers
November 17, 2004 Report backed by pro-visa group sees shortages in high-skill occupations, a view not shared by all.Sharman's raided evidence ruled admissible
March 4, 2004 Lawyers for Kazaa's parent company fail to persuade an Australian judge to dismiss evidence that was seized in raids for the copyright infringement case.Search engines take the stand
May 13, 2004 Judges are turning to Google and other search engines to check facts and look up information in cases--a trend that has some legal experts worried.Judge in Oracle case won't seal business secrets
April 16, 2004 "This is not a national security case," Judge Vaughn Walker replies to concerns about proprietary business information that may be submitted as evidence to the court by Oracle, competitors and clie...RIAA lawsuits yield mixed results
December 4, 2003 Millions of computer users are still swapping songs, but record industry says people are slowly learning their lesson.Police blotter: Net pharmacy conviction overturned
February 17, 2006 Web site owners convicted of running illegal pharmacy get new trial, after judges rule video testimony was unconstitutional.MSBlast not to blame for blackout, report says
April 6, 2004 The final report task force report on the 2003 outage that darkened New York, Toronto and other areas concludes that computer and human errors, not the virus, are to blame.Blackouts highlight network vulnerabilities
November 25, 2003 The Internet was far more seriously affected than previously thought by the blackouts that swept Europe and North America this summer, a report finds.RIAA steps up file-trading suits
February 17, 2004 The Recording Industry Association of America files 531 new copyright suits against alleged music swappers.
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