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Canadian Teachers Put Foot Down on Cyber Bullying
Teachers across Canada are increasingly concerned about online bullying, reports The Globe and Mail, and this week, they will try developing national policy for protecting students and educators from the tactic.
A Toronto-based gathering of the Canadian Teachers' Federation will try to tackle the elusive problem of bullying over the Internet. The Federation [...]
Posted: Tuesday, July 10th 2007
Data Retention Bill to Cover Web Hosts, Registrars
Setting their sites beyond ISPs, politicians on Tuesday told domain name registries and web hosting companies that Congress is considering mandating that they too retain user records.
One form of data retention legislation could require ISPs and possibly social networking sites and search engines to record for a year or two which IP address is used by which user, reports [...]
Posted: Thursday, September 28th 2006
First Real Mac Virus Worms Its Way into Apple
Antivirus company Sophos says the first "real virus" that targets Apple's Mac OS X operating system has been spotted online, reports Forbes. Appropriately enough, it was a type of virus called a worm. A Mac rumors website first reported a sighting on Feb. 13, in the form of a file called latestpics.tgz, supposedly consisting of screenshots of the Leopard Mac OS X 10.5; however, despite displaying a JPEG [...]
Posted: Friday, February 17th 2006
IM Spammer Lured to L.A., Arrested
After allegedly sending 1.5 million "spim" messages on MySpace.com's online network to mobile devices, 18 year old Anthony Greco allegedly threatened to spread his methods for spimming the network unless MySpaces.com agreed to an exclusive agreement, effectively rendering his spam legitimate. But instead of finding MySpaces.com president Tom Anderson waiting for him at the airport, he was arrested, according to a Silicon.com [...]
Posted: Monday, February 21st 2005
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