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AOL Not Liable For Unauthorised E-books

News In a ruling that further clarifies whether Internet service providers are responsible for material on their networks, a federal judge ruled that America Online is not liable for the unauthorised posting of some e-books on its Web servers.

[March 19, 2002, 10:40]

Amazon Sued For Selling Unauthorised Celebrity Pics

News Digital-image company Corbis on Monday sued Amazon.com, accusing the online retail giant of offering unauthorised copies of hundreds of its celebrity pictures, including photos of stars such as Meg Ryan and Vin Diesel.

[July 2, 2003, 9:02]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback It is only the the actual windows mechanisms which are affected by the unofficial patch - to protect your system from unauthorised malicious activity. To John L and others. Windows paint and third party software still work - to view your own safe...

[January 5, 2006, 11:24]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback Go here http://tinyurl.com/cos3x or here http://tinyurl.com/8stt5 for the patch

[January 4, 2006, 15:42]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback Un-official patches can be considered helpfull. But for some reason-or-another I did not find any reference to the source-code, of the patch, only an "click this executable (which will install onto your computer), and you will be safe" promiss.

[January 4, 2006, 0:23]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback which would you consider more trustworthy: a.a patch from someone with lots of references, including vendors of anti-virus software? b.a worm embedded in a .jpg file? i can understand why you're skiddish about this, but i'm more worried about what...

[January 4, 2006, 2:49]

Massive Demand For Unauthorised Windows Patch

News According to antivirus firm F-Secure, demand for the unauthorised Windows Meta File (WMF) patch developed by Guilfanov was so high his hosting provider temporarily shut his Web site on Wednesday morning.

[January 4, 2006, 16:15]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback I went to the download site and received this message:- Account for domain hexblog.com has been suspended" Has the bandwidth been exceeded or has it been taken down by MS or other? Does anybody know an alternate site, if so please post.

[January 4, 2006, 10:39]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback Maybe it's me or something, and I am a little paranoid, But to accept a supposed third-party patch, for a virus is kinda crazy. What if the patch is the cause of the virus, I mean, we can't trust Microsoft in the first place, but it's better than...

[January 4, 2006, 16:37]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback Don't be so hard on your self. You are not a psycho. We all know that. But you are spreading FUD. Fear, uncertainty and doubt. At the end of the day, you have to choose who you trust, and trust those that they trust.

[January 4, 2006, 19:17]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback I am not an expert but I took the advice written and downloaded the unofficial patch. After installing it and following all instructions regarding unregistering a dll.etc I found that I could no longer access ANY of my jpegs.

[January 4, 2006, 21:42]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback In the end whether you install the patch or not, this is all about trust, and risk assesmsnt. Do you trust the prople who are reccomending you install the patch. Are you prepared to risk the consequences of your decision?

[January 4, 2006, 21:42]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback John L. After installing it and following all instructions regarding unregistering a dll.etc I found that I could no longer access ANY of my jpegs. This is by design, this is what the Microsoft part of the workaround is actually supposed to do.

[January 4, 2006, 21:54]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

Talkback It is only one personal opinion but---the patch may well be a good one,was one of the first to get it,utilize it.However,what it does is completely block off all your photos,digital photos etc,so I re-registered the dll the next day.This patch,I...

[January 5, 2006, 14:33]

Firms Urged To Use Unauthorised Windows Patch

News Corporations were advised by security experts on Tuesday to use an unofficial patch to combat the latest Microsoft Windows Metafile (WMF) exploit. Both antivirus vendor F-Secure and volunteer security group the

[January 3, 2006, 16:10]

AOL: Faux Napster Release 'unauthorised'

News America Online on Wednesday said members of its Spinner/Winamp music software division were acting on their own when they made a program available that allows users to share digital music files easily.

[March 16, 2000, 9:26]

Adobe: Few EBook Copies Found

News An Adobe Systems employee on Wednesday during testimony in a federal copyright trial acknowledged his company hadn't tracked down any unauthorised eBooks created by ElcomSoft software. Diaz said Adobe had hired two companies to conduct surveillance...

[December 5, 2002, 11:27]

Virus Hoax Targets Napster Users

News A hoax virus warning is circulating on the Internet, threatening computer users who have downloaded unauthorised music from the Web that their PCs will go haywire on American Independence Day, later this week.

[July 2, 2001, 12:13]

'Unfixable' Word Password Hole Exposed

News Microsoft Word documents that use the software's built-in password protection to avoid unauthorised editing can easily be modified using a relatively simple hack that was published on a security Web site last Friday.

[January 7, 2004, 14:00]

Tackling The Threat From Portable Storage Devices

News This means there is more risk of legal action if personal information — belonging to corporate clients or employees — ends up in the hands of an unauthorised third party. Businesses are increasingly putting themselves at risk by allowing the...

[July 5, 2004, 17:10]


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