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Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 14 2012 @ 04:40 AM EDT |
A massive changeover now ongoing from one
Internet system to
another means your home computer, smart
phones, TV, fridge, and home heating
could all become
connected to the Internet. But it could also creates a
higher
risk your banking data could be stolen and government
infrastructure could be
sabotaged.
Those were the findings of a December 2011 report by the
RCMP's
criminal intelligence branch, obtained by The Tyee
under the access to
information law (although partially
censored for security reasons). You can
read the [.PDF]
document here.
T
he report looked at how the switch from IPv4 to IPv6 will
impact the Canadian
police's ability to combat cyber crime
over the next two years, and how
criminals can exploit the
transition mechanisms.
Stanley
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Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 14 2012 @ 11:12 AM EDT |
I'm in shock as she kicked Galaxy S (supposedly the
greatest
"Copyist" of
all time), Galaxy SII and Ace to the curb. Well
I
mean off the infringing
list. What does this mean for the
Damages
Expert's $2.5 Billion Bottom and
his $2.7 Billion all or
nothing calculations? Well I think even if Apple
wins, those
numbers will
come tumbling down.
I have visions of jurists
scratching each other's eyes
out
trying to get more or less for Apple or
Samsung. Whomever
they
love the most... FAN WARS! I would love to be a
fly on
the
wall in the case they do give Apple at least some wins.
Because
Gamer dude (if he's a Apple fan) will think they're dealing
with
Monopoly
Money. Which in a way that's true. Because they
both
would like to collect
$200 Billion Dollars bypassing GO,
without
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Authored by: betajet on Tuesday, August 14 2012 @ 05:28 PM EDT |
From Geek Times:
Attorneys for Apple and Samsung
pointed fingers suggesting the other is playing games behind the scenes at their
$2.5 billion patent infringement trial here. Charges flew after the jury
was excused for a lunch break here following testimony from an expert who said
Apple infringes three Samsung cameraphone and music patents.
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