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A talented young Maryland lawyer decided to spread his wings and start his own firm. The only problem was that he thought he could pull a fast one. Too smart for his own good, the young litigator tampered with his old firm's computer files in an effort to have a tidy little client base waiting for him when he set out on his own.
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WASHINGTON - The massive cache of computer files taken from Osama bin Laden's compound contained a considerable quantity of pornographic videos, U.S. officials said Friday, adding a discordant note to the public image of the Islamist militant who denounced the West for its lax sexual mores. The officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, would not say whether there was evidence that bin Laden or the other men living in the house had acquired or viewed the material.
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Quick question: Have you backed up your small business computer files today? This month? Ever? If the answer is no, you're putting hours and even years of hard work at risk of being damaged or lost entirely due to a computer malfunction, power failure or other unforeseen problem. Remember this warning: "All hard drives eventually die.
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The trial court did not err by denying defendant's motion to suppress where he lacked a reasonable expectation of privacy in computer files he had offered for sharing on an open peer-to-peer network and which provided probable cause, along with other enumerated facts, to support the issuance of search warrant for the residence associated with the IP address. Defendant's sixteen year prison sentence was lawful and did not amount to an abuse of discretion where other similar offender convicted of similar offenses had received the same sentence.
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Police could examine files with sexually suggestive names when investigating the contents of computer hard drives seized in connection with a bank fraud investigation, the 3rd Circuit has ruled in a affirming a child pornography conviction. Police seized six computer hard drives from the defendant's home in the course of investigating allegations that he had passed more than $156,000 in counterfeit checks.
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Scrubbing of PC by chairman labeled `serious matter' by investigators DAYTON - DPL Inc. Chairman Peter H. Forster used "scrubbing" software to erase at least 740 files from his computer hard drive in April, after independent counsel investigating the activities of Forster and other top executives requested that senior managers preserve their records, according to the counsel's report to the DPL board's audit committee.
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Three things are certain: death, taxes and the fact that very few of you have a current backup of all your vital computer files. Everybody hates backing up. It's tedious, it's annoying. It takes time and it takes up gobs of rapidly diminishing hard drive space. So we don't bother. Or we compromise and back up some things and not others. And then we wait an inexcusably long time until the next backup -- or, more likely, until the next crash -- to remind us we really should have done it right the first time.
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Maybe you've resolved to become more organized and efficient in 2010. But your computer is slow and overloaded with files. Let's get your computer in order. A clean computer will run faster and help you be more efficient. My tips will help you get your computer organized in no time. Find links to programs mentioned at www.komando.com/news.
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The police lacked probable cause to examine the private computer files of a high school employee for child pornography because the files were not available to other users of the network, Massachusetts' highest court has ruled. As part of an investigation into an unauthorized computer using the high school's network, it was discovered that the defendant's computer shared files with the unauthorized user.
