piracy

Scalability, Fidelity, and Containment in the Potemkin Virtual Honeyfarm

White Paper Such infections are at the root of modern scourges including DDoS extortion, on-line identity theft, SPAM, phishing, and piracy. The rapid evolution of large-scale worms, viruses and bot-nets have made Internet malware a... [25 Jun 2009]

Build Vs Buy: The Hidden Costs of License Management

White Paper Whilst your developers may believe they can handle the unlicensed usage your organisation currently experiences, this whitepaper explores today's business world where change is a constant, and piracy threats are... [25 Jun 2009]

IMEI, Piracy & Risks

White Paper The IMEI code is one of hackers' preferred targets. As soon as the mobile's IMEI code has been reprogrammed, the EIR and CEIR become inoperative, as the IMEI code recognised by the network will not be identified by the various blacklists. [25 Jun 2009]

Register for Anti-Piracy and Licensing Webcast

White Paper Learn about new anti-piracy legislation, get a refresher in OEM licensing, and find out what Microsoft is doing to help level the playing field for honest resellers. Then get answers to your toughest questions at our... [25 Jun 2009]

Whitepaper on Managing the Risks of Maritime Piracy

White Paper The aim of this whitepaper is to illustrate the threat that piracy poses to global maritime commerce and thus demonstrate the strategic need for technologies, such as those discussed in Ozonelink's Whitepaper on Cargo... [25 Jun 2009]

Maritime Security and the Culture of Prevention

White Paper The increases of piracy and maritime crime on the world's seaways have been well covered by the press over the last couple of years: pirates staged 445 attacks last year; 311 ships were illegally boarded; and 19 were... [25 Jun 2009]

Microsoft Certification Exams: Measuring IT Pro Skills in Relevant Ways - Level 100

White Paper Microsoft Learning continually evaluates the methods of testing to ensure the exams successfully measure job role skills, ensures exam validity, and addresses piracy concerns. This webcast talks about the new upcoming... [25 Jun 2009]

AppExpress: Cost-Effective and Piracy-Free Software Deployment

White Paper This Webcast will discuss the “pain points” that ISVs face with trialware initiatives, uncover underlying technologies and attributes that make AppExpress a compelling solution to these pain points, and finally explain how large... [25 Jun 2009]

£6 broadband tax to fund fibre for all

News It also sets out Carter's final thoughts on safeguarding intellectual copyright in an age of illegal file-sharing - with telecoms regulator Ofcom set to be given "an explicit duty" of significantly reducing piracy. [16 Jun 2009]

Virgin file-sharers risk the boot

News This will involve implementing a range of different strategies to educate file-sharers about online piracy and to raise awareness of legal alternatives. Universal will use technology from the Danish... [15 Jun 2009]

Pirated Windows 7 RC builds botnet

News The pirated software was spread via popular piracy sites and online forums, Damballa said. A pirated version of Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) infected with a Trojan horse has created a botnet with tens of thousands of... [14 May 2009]

£1.49bn: The price of pirate desktop software in the UK

News Software companies lost £1.49bn to piracy in the UK last year - and that's before the impact of the economic downturn. More than a quarter of the desktop software installed in the UK last year - 27 per cent - was pirated... [13 May 2009]

France passes 'three strikes and you're out' bill on illegal downloaders

News Record companies and consumer groups have long been at loggerheads over internet piracy and the rights of users. Entertainment companies, which have seen their revenues hammered by rampant piracy, have... [13 May 2009]

Windows 7: Anti-piracy tech gets more subtle

News With Windows 7, Microsoft is making some subtle changes to the ways it tries to thwart piracy. It is the latest effort by Microsoft to scale back the intrusiveness of its technology while still aiming to deter... [08 May 2009]

Does Pirate Bay verdict spell trouble for Google?

Comment Piracy does not suddenly become acceptable because it is on the internet. The Pirate Bay outcome could have wide and lasting implications for the likes of Google and YouTube, says lawyer Simon Levine. [28 Apr 2009]

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