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People are mugs over identity theft
Comment That news may well find favour beyond the present generation of Linux programmers and the traditional Information Taliban. Identity theft is rife. Perhaps it's time individuals took a leaf out of business's book and... [08 Apr 2008]
UK police collar "violent jihad" website operator
News One web page posted soon after 11 September, 2001 saved by Archive.org includes an "urgent appeal to defend Afghanistan" and features defiant quotes from the Taliban threatening any nation that aids the US in its... [21 Jul 2006]
Webmaster of pro-jihad sites arrested in London
News American authorities are seeking to try Ahmad on five federal charges, including material support of terrorism and prohibited support of the Taliban, according to a US Department of Justice official. The sites also... [09 Aug 2004]
Leader: Dell's big dumb question
Leader Presumably this is the same kind of permission gained by the Taliban - remember them? Dell has taken a leaf out of the US government's book of stupid questions, asking shoppers in its online store whether they intend to... [23 Feb 2004]
Ex-Intel engineer gets seven years for terrorism
News His friends and former manager at Intel set up the FreeMikeHawash.org website, which said: "Mike's friends and those who know him think the idea that Mike would have fought for the Taliban or travelled to Afghanistan is... [10 Feb 2004]
Intel man pleads guilty to Taliban terror charges
News A former Intel engineer has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and attempting to travel to Afghanistan to enlist with the Taliban to aid their fight against invading US and allied forces. The plea agreement, which... [07 Aug 2003]
Intel worker accused of being a terrorist
News In a 41-page document made public late on Monday, the US government asserts that Hawash travelled to China in the company of suspected terrorists and attempted to enter Afghanistan to fight for the Taliban against the... [01 May 2003]
Re:Viewing 2002 - Mobile and wireless (Part 1)
News It was the year the first mobile network came to Afghanistan, the year many scrambled for curbs on phoning while at the wheel, and the year the inventor of the mobile phone - and a few others besides - declared 3G dead. [18 Dec 2002]
Looking for the Captain's Log...
News TALIBAN OPTS FOR MICROSOFT http://www.silicon.com/a49374 Tenuous Star Trek/Flatulence story of the day CAPTAIN KIRK CAUGHT UP IN 'SOMEBODY FARTED' ROW Limited IT content, we admit, but it did make our news editor cry... [22 Nov 2001]
Taliban opts for Microsoft - not the best endorsement
News A website associated with the Taliban is running Microsoft-IIS/5.0 on Windows 2000 in contrast to a resistance site which has chosen the open source route.talibanonline.com was registered on 15 September by the Afghan... [22 Nov 2001]
Iridium Satellite off the ground again
News Media groups are snapping up expensive mobile devices for satellite transmission within the borders of Afghanistan as the country has little electronic infrastructure, despite reporters being threatened with execution by the... [09 Nov 2001]
Sex relegated to backseat as news rules the web
News Some of the top-performing keywords include American Airlines, American Red Cross, CNN, Osama Bin Laden, Taliban and World Trade Center. Sex has been toppled from the top ten lists of search engines as web users flocked... [20 Sep 2001]
Cyber-crime 'inevitable' in aftermath of terrorist attack
News Some Taliban sites have been hit over the last week, mainly by denial of service attacks and defacements. US military reprisals for last week's terrorists attack will put the country's key internet sites at risk of cyber... [18 Sep 2001]
The Bloor Perspective: PeopleSoft success, Taliban bans, and confessions of a GPRS user
Comment The Taliban ban tally is mounting by the week. Taliban Bans* Among all the doom and gloom of the IT industry's slowdown there are a few glints of hope. While many vendors talk of extended sales cycles... [30 Jul 2001]
