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Megaupload Farce Stirring Up Backlash Against Copyright Overreach
Following revelations that New Zealand's Government Communications Security Bureau illegally intercepted communications in the Megaupload case and provided those details to law enforcement authorities, the country's Prime Minister has been forced to apologize personally to Kim Dotcom
Judge orders failed copyright troll to forfeit all copyrights
Judging copyright trolls like a Pro.
Mega-man: The fast, fabulous, fraudulent life of Megaupload's Kim Dotcom
"A PR man's nightmare and a journalist's dream."
Double wham bam: AntiSec hacks, dumps CA & NY law enforcement emails
As part of Project Mayhem, AntiSec hackers destroyed and defaced the official site for the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA). Although it has been "wiped off the net," AntiSec dumped email and contact info for California and New York law enforcement groups.
Files you downloaded are now listed and publicly searchable, indexed by your Internet address.
In many ways, the technology behind the site merely recreates in a publicly searchable way what the entertainment industry has been doing for years: It tracks and records information that users share when they download and upload files on public peer-to-peer file-trading networks.
PROTECT-IP Letter to congress from 108 assorted law professors.
Why is the RIAA trying to destroy America?
All the time evidently.
While Nigeria's 401 scammers may have written the book on West African internet fraud, their shtick looks like Compuserve compared to what's going on in Ghana.
Close to US$500k stolen in first major Bitcoin theft.
In the first Bitcoin theft of its size, a user has lost 25,000 BTC -- or nearly $487,749 at today's market rates -- to an unknown thief.
Chinese Prison Inmates Forced to Moonlight as World of Warcraft 'Gold Farmers' for Guards
At northeast China's Jixi labor camp 300 inmates were allegedly forced to play World of Warcraft in 12-hour shifts to build up virtual currency that the jailers could sell for actual money.
Mozilla resists US gov't request to nuke 'MafiaaFire' add-on
Mozilla lawyer Harvey Anderson announced on his blog today that the DHS has asked Mozilla to remove the MafiaaFire add-on from Mozilla's official online catalogue. The government claimed that the add-on violated the seizure orders it has obtained over the last year against a few hundred domain names accused of copyright and trademark infringement.
New FBI Domeepents Provide Details on Government's Surveillance Spyware
The domeepents discuss a tool called a "web bug" or a "Computer and Internet Protocol Address Verifier" (CIPAV), which seems to have been in use since at least 2001.
FBI: Bank Robbery Suspects Bragged On Facebook
U HAVE TO PAST THE LINE SOMETIMES!! TO GET DIS MONEY!!
Game on!
Teenagers jailed for running 16m internet crime forum
The site contained manuals such as "14 ways of hacking credit cards" and "running cards on eBay" and information on staying anonymous. It sold hacking software and instructions on how to manufacture crystal meth and explosives.
Richmond Police Department Domeepents
Mo Karn, alias of a 'known anarchist,' filed a Freedom of Information Act requrest with the Richmond, Virginia police. The department delivered the domeepents, now they want them back.
...and lastly, don't meep with a hacker.



