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Microsoft previews three critical bulletins; two for Office

12.05.2008 06:00    news.zdnet.com
Microsoft on Thursday previewed three critical bulletins for Microsoft Office and Windows and a moderate denial of service vulnerability for the company's security software. According to Microsoft's advance notification, the software giant will address the following in its Patch Tuesday

Gmail can be used as "Spam Bazooka"

12.05.2008 06:00    news.zdnet.com
INSERT, the Information Security Research Team, has sucessfully created a proof of concept exploiting the "trust hierarchy" that exists between mail service providers. Taking advantage of the way Gmail forwards messages, the team was able to send 4000 messages in

A New Look at the Hub of AT&T's Spying Program

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
Our class action lawsuit against AT&T for collaborating with the National Security Agency in the massive, illegal program to wiretap and data-mine Americans' communications includes powerful evidence of a secret room in San Francisco.But the hub of the spying program

Ominous Signs of a Forthcoming "Compromise" on Telco Immunity - Tell the House To Stand Firm

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
This morning, CongressDaily reported that Senator Jay Rockefeller is now privately circulating a new "compromise" proposal on surveillance legislation, only a day after it was reported that the telecoms themselves have begun shopping their own "compromise" proposals around the Hill.

House Passes Controversial PRO IP Act

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
Today, the House passed the controversial PRO IP Act (H.R. 4279) 410 to 11, with 12 representatives not voting.While Public Knowledge and other groups successfully persuaded the House to remove the most damaging provision in the bill (seemingly written solely

Knitwit BBC Goes After Dr Who Fans

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
Here's a fascinating UK legal analysis of an incident we see occurring all over the world: an over-eager rightsholder undermining Internet goodwill by pursuing their own fans for supposed IP infringements. Andre Guadamuz, is a lecturer at the Edinburgh University

The Struggles of France's Three Strikes Law

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
As 2008 began, the international music industry was proudly predicting the dawning of a new age of co-operation between rightsholders, Internet companies and governments. The dynamic new President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, together with Denis Olivennes, the head of France's

Global minilinks for 2008-05-10

12.05.2008 00:55    eff.org
Press Freedom in the Arab World Goes OnlineAn overview of the effect of the Net on freedom of speech in the Middle East. "The internet has been a godsend for freedom of expression in the Arab world," says the Egyptian-American

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