TADWORTH, England, Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Research carried out by Legal & General, a provider of home insurance, has uncovered that users of social networking sites are putting themselves at risk of burglary more than ever and are today reminding its customers of the need to be careful with personal data online. Legal & General, with the help of Michael Fraser, created the latest Digital Criminal Report which highlights that more and more people are joining location-based social networking sites. This, combined with the availability of private residential addresses for sale on the internet, is putting users of sites such as Facebook and FourSquare at more risk of burglary, and increases the importance of buying home contents insurance to protect their belongings.
Related recent events include: * USSS undercover operation "Gold Seal" against operators of St. Regis University, Monrovia, Liberia, and Spokane, WA (and corruption of foreign government officials) * Explosion in internet dms offering degrees based wholly on "credit for life experience" * Increase in number of internet "degree brokers" representing various schools * Increased number of cd&t Web sites in the Richmond, va, vicinity * Creation of numerous new ams used to support the plethora of new Internet dms * Emergence of several "look-alike" organizations designed to confuse the public (e.g., ascaor; cohl; DETQj IDETC; THLC) * Arrest and conviction (or civil charges against) operators of: * LaSalle University, Man deville, LA; * Columbia State University, Métairie, LA, and San Cle...
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RALEIGH, N.C. - Blue Macellari wrote the term paper back in 1999 while studying abroad, so the Duke University graduate student didn't understand why it was on the Internet - or why it was for sale. Now, she's suing the operator of Web sites selling her paper and seeking more than $100,000 for copyright infringement, invasion of privacy and damage to her reputation.
The Commission proposes several amendments to improve the Appliance Labeling Rule by streamlining requirements for manufacturers, increasing the availability of labels for consumers, and clarifying various aspects of the Rule. Specifically, the proposed amendments would eliminate duplicative reporting requirements for manufacturers, introduce a uniform method for attaching labels to appliances, place EnergyGuide labels on room air conditioner boxes instead of on the products themselves, improve current Web site disclosures, and revise ceiling fan labels. The proposed amendments also would clarify enforcement rules for data reporting, testing access, and Web site disclosures. The Commission requests comments on these proposed changes. In addition, as a part of the Commission's systematic...
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... are as old as a pig in a poke, but the internet has changed the scale of the con to allow schemers... of goods on eBay and other internet auction sites. . They accepted payment via Western Union, collec... and uncommonly successful: offer items for sale through internet auction sites, collect payment, a...
... by order or decision issues relating to Internet domain names ending in '.cy'; . g) to designate un... the participating enterprises concerns the sale of goods or the supplying of services within Cypru... guardians to select certain categories of sites or individual sites and block them to prevent chil...
... or the liability of internet auction sites for. the sale of counterfeit goods by its users, t...
Four charged in cyber-scam to cheat fans out of thousands of premium event seats\ Four California men orchestrated a $25 million cyber-scheme that manipulated online ticket sites and cheated fans out of seats at thousands of popular sporting events and concerts, including a series of Bruce Springsteen shows at Giants Stadium, authorities said Monday.\ The elaborate operation, which involved hiring computer programmers as far away as Bulgaria, allowed the men to snatch up 1.5 million premium seats at concerts by Springsteen, Miley Cyrus and Bon Jovi, as well as Major League Baseball playoff games at Yankee Stadium and the Broadway show "Wicked" between 2002 and 2009, according to a 43-count federal indictment unsealed by the U.S. Attorney's Office on Monday.\ Kenneth Lowson, 40, Kristofe...
... the exact moment that event tickets went on sale. The CAPTCHA Bots also automated and sped up the p...
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