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Spy Scandals:
If someone gets in trouble for illegally spying on someone else or for
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● May 19, 2012:
Hacking saga turns
into a marathon.
● May 18, 2012:
IKEA sacks four
French managers over spying scandal.
● May 17, 2012:
UK government staff
caught snooping on citizen data.
● May 15, 2012:
Iran executes man
accused as Israeli spy and assassin.
● May 10, 2012:
Dutch court orders service providers to
block Pirate Bay.
● May 10, 2012:
FBI issues warning
about using hotel Internet connections.
● May 10, 2012:
Rebekah
Brooks to give Leveson Inquiry evidence.
● May 09, 2012:
Scandal-tainted
S.African cop loses spy boss job.
● May 09, 2012:
Polanski’s next film
delves into 1894 Dreyfus spy scandal.
● May 06, 2012:
Will the hacking scandal spread
to the US?
● May 06, 2012:
Murdoch scandal
follows classic media baron script.
● May 01, 2012:
Mozilla is first major tech
company to denounce CISPA.
● May 01, 2012:
Developments in
British phone-hacking scandal.
● April 30, 2012:
Consumer watchdog calls for
Senate hearing on Google Wi-Spy
scandal. |
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● April 29, 2012:
Scandal and scrutiny hem in Murdoch’s
empire.
● April 27, 2012:
Britain denies dead
businessman in China scandal was a spy.
● April 25, 2012:
Rupert Murdoch's phone hacking scandal
hits America: Tycoon has
handed over 60,000 internal emails to Department of Justice
investigators.
● April 24, 2012:
EU privacy chief
warns of Internet spying threat.
● April 23, 2012:
Shacking
scandal: Key dates for Rupert and James Murdoch.
● April 19, 2012:
Sun journalist held ahead of showdown for
Murdochs.
● April 18, 2012:
Charges considered
in UK hacking scandal.
● April 17, 2012:
Elite agents
‘involved' in Secret Service spy scandal.
● April 16, 2012:
News Corp. phone hacking scandal: Lawyer
eyeing U.S. suits arrives in New York, may call on FBI.
● April 13, 2012:
News Corp.’s Times
sued over hacking of U.K. cop’s email.
● April 13, 2012:
Hacking scandal: Parliamentary
report threatens Rupert Murdoch's grip on BSkyB.
● April 12, 2012:
Murdoch UK hacking
scandal comes to America.
● April 10, 2012:
Medical device hack
attacks may kill, researchers warn.
● April 09, 2012:
In South Korea
scandal, echoes of Watergate.
● April 09, 2012:
First man arrested with drone evidence
vows to fight case.
● April 09, 2012:
FBI: Smart Meter hacks likely to spread.
● April 05, 2012:
BSkyB hacking throws spotlight back on
Murdoch ownership fight.
● April 03, 2012:
Visa drops Global
Payments from PCI compliant list.
● April 03, 2012:
James Murdoch to
step down as BSkyB chairman.
● April 01, 2012:
Britain planning new Internet snooping
laws.
● March 30, 2012:
Visa, MasterCard
scramble after massive data breach.
● March 30, 2012:
Murdoch hits back over lies and
libels.
● March 29, 2012:
News Corp. pay-TV hack claims being
examined by U.K. police.
● March 29, 2012:
UK hacking scandal claims 3rd
senior police figure.
● March 29, 2012:
Pellicano prosecutor explains how to fight
Hollywood hacking.
● March 28, 2012:
Manning 2.0?
WikiLeaks-scale'Russian spy scandal blinds Five Eyes.
● March 26, 2012:
Barbara Shelly:
Rutgers webcam spying case a reminder that privacy still matters.
● March 16, 2012:
Dharun Ravi found
guilty in Rutgers webcam spying trial.
● March 13, 2012:
Gore says 'democracy has been hacked' at
SXSW.
● March 13, 2012:
Former Murdoch
executive rearrested in phone-hacking scandal.
● March 12, 2012:
FBI says $700K charged in Anonymous'
Stratfor attack.
● March 08, 2012:
Cybersecurity bill
is broad enough to use against WikiLeaks and The Pirate Bay.
● March 08, 2012:
Press Complaints
Commission to close in wake of phone-hacking scandal.
● March 07, 2012:
Irishman detained in
relation to FBI hacking scandal.
● March 06, 2012:
FBI: Six hackers in the United States and
abroad charged for crimes affecting over one million
victims.
● March 05, 2012:
FCC ruling on wireless service could set a
dangerous precedent.
● March 04, 2012:
Is James Murdoch a dead man
walking?
● March 03, 2012:
Eavesdropping law
unconstitutional, court says.
● March 01, 2012:
Most organizations
take months or years to discover a breach.
● February 29, 2012:
Interpol swoop nets
25 suspected 'Anonymous' hackers.
● February 28, 2012:
Anonymous, WikiLeaks
team up.
● February 27, 2012:
Hacking scandal reaches into culture of
payoffs at Murdoch’s Sun.
● February 24, 2012:
WikiLeaks suspect charged with aiding the
enemy.
● February 24, 2012:
UK media scandal: Senior officer now
investigated.
● February 22, 2012:
Jury selection
continues in Tyler Clementi webcam spying trial.
● February 21, 2012:
Singer Church set to
settle hacking case.
● February 21, 2012:
Megaupload founder
Kim Dotcom faces new charges over file-sharing website.
● February 21, 2012:
Obama signature
could bring surveillance drones to your backyard.
● February 21, 2012:
Microsoft says Google is bypassing its
cookie stopping technology too.
● February 20, 2012:
Demi Moore 911 tape prompts Calif. privacy
bill.
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February 18, 2012:
DARPA sets aside $7 million for 'Avatar'
robot pals in battle.
Related link.
● February 17, 2012:
Rupert Murdoch to launch new UK tabloid,
months after hacking scandal closed another.
● February 16, 2012:
New cybersecurity bill would define
'critical' infrastructure.
● February 16, 2012:
Researchers discover cell phone hackers
can track your location without your knowledge.
● February 15, 2012:
Sun team probing "sustained criminality":
source.
● February 15, 2012:
US Senate in new cybersecurity push.
● February 15, 2012:
Murdoch sends in his top lawyer to stop
Sun scandal spreading to US.
● February 13, 2012:
News Corp.'s UK scandals could soon
embroil Rupert Murdoch's US business interests.
● February 13, 2012:
30,000 drones in
American skies, civil liberties in jeopardy.
● February 12, 2012:
UK minister: Press
must face tougher penalties for breaching standards after hacking scandal.
● February 10, 2012:
The National Defense Authorization Act and
military detention of U.S. citizens.
Related link.
● February 10, 2012:
CIA website offline, Anonymous takes
credit.
● February 09, 2012:
Megaupload shutdown fails to slow file
sharing.
● February 09, 2012:
Dinner at Rupert's.
● February 07, 2012:
Security flaw exposed in home security
cameras.
● February 07, 2012:
Lord Prescott's
victory in phone hacking scandal.
● February 07, 2012:
Press Complaints
Commission 'scapegoat' in hacking scandal.
● February 06, 2012:
News of the World
hacking scandal: Documents reveal over 800 may have been hacked.
● February 06, 2012:
Bigger US role against companies'
cyberthreats?
● February 03, 2012:
NYPD Muslim spy
scandal grows with newly revealed plan to target Shiite mosques.
● February 01, 2012:
Leveson Inquiry: PCC
needs urgent reform.
● January 31, 2012:
Decoding brain waves to eavesdrop on what
we hear.
● January 31, 2012:
Angry Birds boss: Piracy helps us
get more business.
● January 30, 2012:
Big tech companies team up to combat email
scams.
● January 30, 2012:
Police arrest 4 Murdoch Sun staff, 1
police officer in bribery scandal.
● 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. |
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(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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