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Secrets of FBI Smartphone Surveillance Tool Revealed in Court Fight

“A legal fight over the governments use of a secret surveillance tool has provided new insight into how the controversial tool works and the extent to which Verizon Wireless aided federal agents in using it to track a suspect. Court documents in a case involving accused identity thief Daniel David Rigmaiden describe how the wireless provider reached out remotely to reprogram an air card the suspect was using in order to make it communicate with the governments surveillance tool so that he could be located.

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BitTorrent Site IsoHunt Demands Jury Trial

“The operator of the popular file-sharing service isoHunt is demanding a federal appeals court grant it a jury trial, two weeks after the court declared it a massive copyright scofflaw and said its on the hook for what could be millions of dollars in damages payable to Hollywood studios. A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S.

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Mobile Payments Infographic

“Simply fill in your information on the right to get the Mobile Payments InfographicAnd, for more information on Mobile Payments, check out the website for Mobile Payments and Value Added Services Europe, 23-24 April, London – just click hereEuropes leading event is now going to hash out cloud payments, QR codes, The Mobile Wallet, operator billing, and also, put a massive spotlight on value added services (VAS)….”

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Feds Demand Dismissal of Dragnet-Surveillance Challenge

“Citing week-old Supreme Court precedent, the President Barack Obama administration told a federal judge Wednesday that it should quash a federal lawsuit accusing the government of secretly siphoning Americans electronic communications to the National Security Agency without warrants.

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ISPs Now Monitoring for Copyright Infringement

“The nations major internet service providers on Monday said they are beginning to roll out an initiative to disrupt internet access for online copyright scofflaws.

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Executive Order Aims to Facilitate Sharing of Information on Threats

“President Barack Obama signed an executive order on Tuesday designed to make it easier to disseminate classified information on threats against critical infrastructure systems and to lay the groundwork for obtaining information from the private sector that would help the government protect critical infrastructures in the U.S. The order, which runs eight pages (. pdf), directs the Attorney Generals office, the office of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and the Director of National Intelligence to issue instructions to their agencies that would ensure the timely production of unclassified reports of cyberthreats to the U.S.

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White House Must Respond to Petition to Remove U.S. Attorney in Aaron Swartz Case

“A whitehouse. gov petition demanding the President Barack Obama administration remove Massachusetts top federal prosecutor in the aftermath of the Aaron Swartz suicide has surpassed 25,000 signatures meaning the administration is obliged to enter the debate over whether authorities went too far in prosecuting the 26-year-old internet sensation. Swartz, the executive director of Demand Progress, who had written about his own depression, was found dead at his Brooklyn apartment Friday….”

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Homeland Security warns Java still poses risks after security fix

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Iran behind bank cyberattacks, U.S. government officials say

“A former government official says the U.S. believes Iran was behind a spate of cyberattacks on U.S. banks, despite claims from a hacking group that it was behind the attempted hacks.U.S.

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5 principles behind successful IT deployments

“Before your small business starts its next technology project or embarks on a new IT investment, here are some things to keep in mind. Since pretty much everyone spends the first couple weeks of each new year reflecting on how they can do things better both personally and professionally, I was inspired to share a conversation I recently had with the managing director of a small-business IT outsourcing company from Illinois, Intrinsic Technologies. Kyle Haroldson, who is also the company's CTO, previously worked in-house at several large and small companies, so his opinion is shaped by plenty of firsthand experience….”

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