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Opinion: Beware of company insiders

...argue, Sumitomo looks very much like an old crime - raiding the company cashbox - significantly enhanced and assisted by new technology, in this case a keylogger... Read more

Mar 21, 2005

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Licence to Bill: Should you fear Windows XP?

...come equipped with an anti-piracy safeguard tighter than a Fort Knox cashbox. Users of the retail version will be required to activate their XP... Read more

May 18, 2001

silicon.com > Technology > Software

Licence to Bill: Should you fear Windows XP?

...come equipped with an anti-piracy safeguard tighter than a Fort Knox cashbox. Users of the retail version will be required to activate their XP... Read more

May 10, 2001

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

Licence to Bill: Should you fear Windows XP?

...come equipped with an anti-piracy safeguard tighter than a Fort Knox cashbox. Users of the retail version will be required to activate their XP... Read more

May 10, 2001

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