- G20 protester Byron Sonne cleared of all charges CBC - Tue, 15 May, 2012
Byron Sonne, who was arrested in a massive police raid on his Toronto home just days before the start of the G20 summit in June 2010, was found not guilty today on charges of possessing explosives and counselling mischief.
- G20 protester Byron Sonne cleared of all charges CBC - Tue, 15 May, 2012
Byron Sonne, who was arrested in a massive police raid on his Toronto home just days before the start of the G20 summit in June 2010, was found not guilty today on charges of possessing explosives and counselling mischief.
- Hacker jailed on G20 bomb charges to learn his fate CBC - Tue, 15 May, 2012
Byron Sonne, charged with explosives offences stemming from the G20 summit two years ago, is to learn his fate in a Toronto courtroom.
- Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 per cent, meet Street expectations … The Canadian Press - Tue, 17 Apr, 2012
NEW YORK, N.Y. - First-quarter earnings at Intel Corp. fell 13 per cent as spending on research and marketing rose while sales were flat, the world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday.
- Mac users should fear viruses, more widespread attacks likely … The Canadian Press - Tue, 10 Apr, 2012
TORONTO - Mac users can no longer be blithely indifferent about the risks of viruses and cyber attacks, warn computer security experts.
- Canadian launches court action over 'stolen' offshore data CBC - Thu, 5 Apr, 2012
A wealthy Canadian is seeking a court injunction to stop the government from using stolen data to audit him and thus secretly conducting a criminal investigation against him.
- Canadian launches court action over 'stolen' offshore data CBC - Thu, 5 Apr, 2012
A wealthy Canadian is seeking a court injunction to stop the government from using stolen data to audit him and thus secretly conducting a criminal investigation against him.
- Firm dropped by Visa says under 1.5 million card numbers sto … Reuters - Sun, 1 Apr, 2012
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Visa Inc has dropped payment processor Global Payments Inc from its list of approved service providers after a major cyber intrusion that could expose Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover card holders to fraud. Global Payments said it believes less than 1.5 million credit card numbers were …
- ‘Time for change' Metro - Fri, 30 Mar, 2012
Canada is losing the fight against child pornography, charges the national public safety minister, who points to data on the number of perpetrators acting in Alberta alone as proof.But Minister Vic Toews was forced to back down from controversial Bill C-30 earlier this year after facing a barrage of criticism from political …
- Toews urges pursuit of Anonymous, says threats not just against … The Canadian Press - Tue, 27 Mar, 2012
OTTAWA - Public Safety Minister Vic Toews acknowledges Parliament's hands may be tied when it comes to dealing with online videos attacking him.
- Accused Irish LulzSec hacker worked in security Reuters - Fri, 9 Mar, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the people accused by U.S. authorities of being at the core of Lulz Security, perhaps the most feared hacking group on the planet, led a nonprofit group in Galway, Ireland, dedicated to making websites more secure. Darren Martyn, who was named in an indictment unsealed in Manhattan …
- Incidents suggest Israel-Iran 'cold war' intensifying CBC - Fri, 2 Mar, 2012
While Israel and Iran have publicly stated their willingness to launch military strikes against each other, there are signs they've actually been fighting a covert war for some time now.
- Access a security issue: AG Metro - Thu, 19 Jan, 2012
Nova Scotia’s auditor general is once again calling attention to inadequate computer security across provincial departments and agencies.In a report released Wednesday, auditor general Jacques Lapointe found certain employees in the Department of Finance’s taxation and fiscal policy division had “inappropriate” access to …
- Canadian companies lose billions a year to spies CBC - Tue, 29 Nov, 2011
Canadian corporations are losing billions of dollars a year due to corporate espionage done through tools such as social networking and cellphones, Canada's former spy head says.
- Canadian companies lose billions a year to spies CBC - Tue, 29 Nov, 2011
Canadian corporations are losing billions of dollars a year due to corporate espionage done through tools such as social networking and cellphones, Canada's former spy head says.
- 25 worst passwords of 2011 revealed CBC - Tue, 22 Nov, 2011
The most common passwords of 2011 — obviously ones you should avoid using — range from the simple "password" and "123456," to "football" and "michael," data posted by hackers reveals.
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