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RSS arrest1mage Software Makes Documents Widely Accessible with IBM UniVerse
White Paper These police departments are now benefiting from much speedier access to arrest and interrogation reports, mug shots and other documents. In the real world, storing and accessing information quickly, conveniently and cost-efficiently is a major... [03 Jul 2008]
The Transportation of Hazardous Materials After September 11: Issues and Developments
White Paper These arrests resulted from the arrest of a man who had recently obtained a permit to haul hazardous waste and who was suspected of having ties to an associate of Osama Bin Laden. Shortly after the terrorist attacks against the United States on... [10 Apr 2008]
ARC and Duluth Police Prevent Crime and Improve Efficiency With Real-Time Information
White Paper Without the data to back them up, police were unable to retain an apprehended teen and if a teenager no longer under an arrest warrant was mistakenly arrested, police were at risk of a civil lawsuit. Arrowhead Regional Corrections (ARC) is a five... [14 Jan 2008]
Top 10 security stories of the year
News Despite wi-fi piggybacking hitting the headlines this year, the police said the arrest of a man for piggybacking on someone else's wi-fi-enabled broadband connection was not part of a wider crackdown. [13 Dec 2007]
Wi-fi piggybacking is OK, say silicon.com readers
News He added: "If I stick a tap outside my gate with a sign on it saying 'Drinking Water' I wouldn't expect the police to arrest anyone drinking from it. With many homes failing to adequately secure their wireless networks, computer users in the... [19 Nov 2007]
Stories of the Month - August 2007
News Police arrest man over 'wi-fi theft' A few years ago the arrest of a man under the suspicion of 'wi-fi theft' would have seemed like science fiction but this is exactly what happened in Chiswick in west London last month.silicon.com readers also... [31 Aug 2007]
Dear silicon.com... this little piggybacker, don't talk trash, analyse this...
Comment If they didn't how can they arrest and charge someone for using it. Police arrest man over 'wi-fi theft' What's got silicon.com readers reaching for their keyboards this week? Reader Comments of the Week showcases how our users are responding to... [30 Aug 2007]
Yahoo! fights China human rights suit
News and its Hong Kong subsidiary with allegedly divulging information about their online activity and pro-democracy writing to Chinese authorities, an act that ultimately caused their arrest and prosecution, according to the filing. [28 Aug 2007]
Leader: Time to rethink cyber crime priorities
Leader It's the arrest of a man sitting on a wall with his laptop, suspected of using someone else's wireless internet connection without permission. We're often warned of the menace of cyber crime to UK business - and hear plenty of ideas for what needs... [24 Aug 2007]
Police: There's no piggybacking crackdown
News The arrest of a man for piggybacking on someone else's wi-fi-enabled broadband connection is not part of a wider crackdown, police said. The Met spokesperson denied the arrest was a waste of police time and resources. [24 Aug 2007]
Leader: No China options for global net giants
Leader has famously been targeted for its part in the arrest of Chinese journalist Shi Tao, who authorities took a disliking to. A number of prominent internet companies, including Google and Yahoo! have come in for criticism over deciding to do business... [13 Jun 2007]
Snatched laptop puts 40,000 at risk of ID fraud
News Surveillance video was released to the media and a $10,000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator or recovery of the stolen data. About 40,000 US Chicago Public Schools (CPS) employees are at risk of identity fraud... [10 Apr 2007]
Phone thieves hit with 'double whammy'
News Currently police officers have to catch someone in the act of reprogramming a mobile before they can arrest them. The government is introducing stiff new penalties for the reprogramming of stolen mobile phones in an effort to eradicate handset theft. [05 Apr 2007]
Three charged over online stock scam
News Indian nationals Jaisankar Marimuthu, Chockalingam Ramanathan and Thirugnanam Ramanathan were arrested and indicted on multiple counts, marking the first time an arrest and federal charges were made in an online brokerage account intrusion case. [14 Mar 2007]
Intel 'hacker' conviction quashed
News Randall Schwartz had his arrest and conviction for bypassing Intel security systems "set aside" at the beginning of February, legally giving him a clean slate. A former Intel contractor has seen his conviction for hacking into the company's systems... [05 Mar 2007]
