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Judge: Sony didn’t promise "perfect security," isn’t liable for PSN hack
A California district judge dismissed most of a class-action complaint against Sony's handling of the massive PlayStation Network (PSN) data breach last year. However, plaintiffs will be able to amend and resubmit parts of the...Personal info for 300K exposed in FLA college hack; already 50 identity theft cases
Personal information for as many as 300,000 people at Northwest Florida State College has been exposed by a data breach that lasted for at least four months. Victims run the gamut of people on campus, including...LifeLock’s IPO Is Unimpressive, But Not as Bad as Its Checkered Past
LifeLock, a company that promises to protect consumers from identity theft for $25, debuted on the public markets Wednesday, just two and a half years after the nation’s top consumer protection authorities fined the...WikiLeaks in Court: What to Look for in Bradley Manning’s Hearing
Bradley Manning When WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning enters a military courtroom in Ft. Meade on Friday he’ll face a military investigator bent on demonstrating that the young soldier committed grave violations of law...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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