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Story: Super-Asbos planned for cybercriminals
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 19 July 2006, 3:57 PM)
The one bit that stands out like a sore thumb is "spammers".
How many applications require you to stop your virus / mails scan software for complete installs.
How many users would think of disconnecting the PC from the network first?.
A brand new PC, out the box, connected as suggested by the vendor, was set up as a mail relay within in seconds..... and I am supposed to know what I am doing.:)
Your average "I must have a PC for email" would be first on the list of spammers that is nicked.
Full Talkback thread
Story: Super-Asbos planned for cybercriminals
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I'm in favour of such measures in principle.
Surel... Richard Pettigrew -
Powerfull laws need to be executed by the right pe... Arthur B.
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I don't know about UK, but in the US, you can't ca... chris
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We don't like you and you haven't got any pow... Steve B -
Since half the economy or more uses comp... Robin Hayden -
Being an ex-police officer, this is one step... Dean
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The one bit that stands out like a sore... Anonymous -
From the land that once boasted about "the presump... Anonymous
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Why not just throw everyone in prison just in case... Anonymous
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When can we have ASBOs for politicians? It s... David B Wildgoose
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I'm seething about this. We have a Scot... David B Wildgoose
