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  Spy Scandals: If someone gets in trouble for illegally spying on someone else or for illegally exploiting them,
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SUPER HOT 'Caliente' Spy Scandals:
●  Rutgers student Tyler Clementi's suicide spurs action across U.S.. Related.
● 
Cyberbullying case brings big changes.
● 
FBI workers accused of spying on dressing room. Semi-related link.
●  $105 Million settlement in NY lawsuit over NBC's 'Predator.' Links: 1 & 2.
  The next hacking frontier – Your Brain?
● 
Will illegal spying lead to WWIII?
● 
Death to the spies: US outlines global plan for cyberspace.

 
     
●  January 27, 2012: iPhone 5 release details "leaked."
●  January 22, 2012: Canadian spy scandals: Key players.
●  January 21, 2012:
Hollywood v Silicon Valley in US piracy battle.
●  January 21, 2012:
Hong Kong freezes $42 million in Megaupload raids.
●  January 21, 2012:
Megaupload latest target of US anti-piracy campaign.
●  January 20, 2012:
Senate vote on online piracy bill delayed (Update 2).
●  January 20, 2012:
Google rallies opposition to Murdoch-backed anti-piracy bill.
●  January 20, 2012:
Settlements made in tabloid hacking scandal.
●  January 19, 2012:
The Brain: Nothing like an old-fashioned boot sector virus.
●  January 19, 2012:
Mad Science:
Could a 'Death Star' really destroy a planet?
●  January 19, 2012:
Quantum mechanics enables perfectly secure cloud computing.
●  January 18, 2012:
Hollywood, Silicon Valley face off over piracy bill.
●  January 17, 2012:
News Corp. U.K. newspaper unit ceases use of private eyes after
    hacking
. Related link: Anthony Pellicano/Hollywood Wiretap Scandal.
●  January 17, 2012:
NSA releases security-enhanced version of Android.
●  January 14, 2012: German courts are bucking the trend, ruling that ISPs shouldn’t block illegal websites.
●  January 12, 2012:
Military networks ‘not defensible,’ says general who defends them.
●  January 09, 2012:
Why security does not concern Generation Y.
●  January 06, 2012: AntiSec hackers bare data on Kissinger, Quayle.
●  January 06, 2012:
17th arrest made in Britain's phone-hacking scandal.
●  January 06, 2012:
High tide: From mob money laundering to a UK phone-hacking scandal arrest.
●  January 05, 2012:
HP patches printer firmware flaw, but leaves customers guessing.
●  January 05, 2012:
Latest inquiry into British hacking scandal scrutinizes ties between police and press.
●  January 06, 2012:
Apple patent sends password secrets to adapters.
●  January 01, 2012:
Spy scandal could have brought down government.
●  December 30, 2011:
Court OKs immunity for telecoms in wiretap case.
●  December 21, 2011:
DARPA's new spy satellite could provide real-time video from anywhere on Earth.
●  December 19, 2011:
Piers Morgan tries, fails to extricate himself from U.K. phone-hacking scandal.
●  December 19, 2011:
APTs expected to grow in volume and sophistication, warns Fidelis chief.
●  December 19, 2011:
Whistleblower’s brother says phone hacking, cell phone tracking was routine at The Sun.
●  December 18, 2011:
Forensic expert: Manning’s computer had 10K cables, downloading scripts.
●  December 15, 2011:
Email trail contradicts Murdoch's memory of hacking scandal.
●  December 15, 2011:
Police arrest woman in probe into bribing officers tied to hacking scandal.
●  December 07, 2011:
New arrest in British phone hacking scandal.
●  December 06, 2011:
Fortinet reveals top 8 security predictions for 2012.
●  December 05, 2011:
Patricia Dunn, former Hewlett-Packard chairwoman, dies.
●  December 05, 2011:
Korea: Ruling party reeling amid hacking scandal.
●  December 01, 2011:
Assange: iPhone, BlackBerry, Gmail users - you're all screwed.
●  December 01, 2011:
Phone hacking scandal: Journalism lecturer arrested.
●  November 30, 2011:
British panel told phone hacking was necessary.
●  November 29, 2011:
Bug allows HP printers to be remotely hacked, set on fire.
●  November 29, 2011:
Report: Hacking scandal widens to senior UK minister's computer.
●  November 26, 2011:
US police use radio encryption to stop iPhone eavesdropping.
●  November 26, 2011:
Europe rules your ISP can't be forced to block pirate sites.
●  November 24, 2011:
J.K. Rowling chased from home by press, she says.
●  November 22, 2011:
Phone hacking scandal: Milly Dowler's parents reveal their anguish over deleted voicemails.
●  November 21, 2011:
Alleged leaker Bradley Manning finally scheduled for court.
●  November 19, 2011:
Foreign cyber attack hits US infrastructure: expert.
●  November 18, 2011:
Hugh Grant to testify on phone hacking scandal.
●  November 16, 2011:
Hollywood, Silicon Valley spar over online piracy bill.
●  November 16, 2011:
Two more papers named in hacking scandal.
●  November 15, 2011:
Now failed Russian spy Anna Chapman tries to style herself as a business guru.
●  November 14, 2011:
Punishment of egoistic behavior is not rewarded.
●  November 12, 2011:
Russian spy scandal girl asked her Bananaman lover for Nato secrets.
●  November 10, 2011: Cyclist Landis sentenced in hacking case.
●  November 10, 2011:
James Murdoch like 'Mafia boss,' says MP.
●  November 09, 2011:
Mbalula denies report of ‘sex scandal’ spy plot.
●  November 08, 2011:
High court troubled by warrantless GPS tracking (Update).
●  November 08, 2011:
James Murdoch to face more questioning by lawmakers.
●  November 07, 2011:
FBI:
Phony document rings broken up.
●  November 07, 2011:
News Corp says hacking scandal lawyers were spied on.
●  November 04, 2011:
Spy software can see smartphone texting realtime (w/ Video).
●  November 02, 2011:
Wikileaks' Julian Assange loses extradition fight.
●  November 02, 2011:
Anna Chapman mired in plagiarism scandal.
●  November 01, 2011:
Colombia abolishes intelligence agency after spy scandal.
●  November 01, 2011:
Documents show a culture of illegal phone-hacking at the News of The World.
●  October 31, 2011:
UK police say their phones were likely hacked into.
●  October 31, 2011:
FBI releases footage from Russian spy scandal.
●  October 24, 2011:
Assange: Financial blockade may close WikiLeaks (Update).
●  October 21, 2011:
Spy scandal in Metropolitan Police.
●  October 19, 2011:
Sex scandal 'spy' monitored Fox speech on Russian threat.
●  October 18, 2011:
Murdochs' relationship deteriorating after phone hacking scandal.
●  October 18, 2011:
France: Secret service head held in growing spy scandal.
●  October 18, 2011:
Canadian media eyed with suspicion after U.K. hacking scandal.
●  October 16, 2011:
News Corp investor to vote against Murdoch re-election.
●  October 13, 2011:
Hackerazzi: The nude-celebrity hacking scandal: An instant guide.
●  October 12, 2011:
2 British journalists oppose new restraints after hacking scandal.
●  October 11, 2011:
German government accused of running spy Trojan.
●  October 10, 2011:
An ID theft ring is broken up in New York City.
●  October 10, 2011:
More proof that security is impossible.
●  October 06, 2011:
Laptop encryption is basic security measure: ICO.
●  October 05, 2011:
Hugh Grant: The phone-hacking scandal has only just scratched surface.
●  October 03, 2011: Law enforcement increasingly asking Internet companies to share data. Is this the precursor to
    the New USA Order/takeover by the corrupt Congress/corporations?
●  October 01, 2011:
Who ordered News Of The World staff to hack into phones?
    
 

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Notice

 
 

(1): Federal, state and local governments, including watchdog groups, need to start tracing, exposing, arresting, and fining the people, and closing-down the companies that are associated with voyeuristic, and manipulative Web sites/servers that illegally gather information (stolen information and information obtained by electronic devices used in an illegal manner) about peoples whereabouts, financial activities, financial data, computer data, private conversations, and in some cases video images, in real-time, from within, and around the victim's vehicle, vessel, home, office, motel, and/or hotel room for those to see, and hear, who have, use or supply the User IDs, and passwords to those illegal Web sites/servers. (2): Secure Federal government databases not subject to tampering should be required to store Internet activities provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), including internal searches by ISP employees, government employees, etc., for a period of ten (10) years. (3): Complainants should be allowed to file unrestricted lawsuits for past violations up to a period of ten (10) years. (4): This notice applies to landline and wireless communications, and unauthorized recordings that travel off-premises controlled by the FCC and FTC. (5): Individuals are responsible for detecting eavesdropping devices and spyware on-premises. (6): Federal assistance programs should be made available for the poor. (7): A felony conviction and fine should be brought against anyone found guilty of illegal spying.
  

 
 

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