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And you thought politics was winding down for Christmas The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has suffered a data breach after allegedly having 143 party email accounts accessed amid demands made by...
Non-compete legal brouhaha reveals how once-mighty handset biz now sees itself BlackBerry, the former phone handset company, has accused rival security business SentinelOne of systematically...
Does a review by an 'imagineer' in 2003 invalidate a patent filing? Take a guess A commercial rival of email virus-scanning software firm Glasswall has lost its High Court attempt to use a...
The UK High Court has ruled that part of the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (nicknamed Snoopers’ Charter) is incompatible with European Union law and the European Convention on Human Rights and,...
Doesn't comply with EU rules, say judges, but you knew that The UK government's surveillance regime has been dealt another blow as the High Court today ruled the Snooper's Charter unlawful – and...
Human rights group Liberty was today granted permission by the UK High Court to challenge part of the UK government's mass surveillance Investigatory Powers Act (IPA). The IPA, nicknamed the...
On Friday, the UK High Court has declared Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act (DRIPA) unlawful. DRIPA is an emergency legislation signed into law in July 2014, and its main goal was to allo...
http://genevalunch.com/2013/11/28/geneva-high-court-stolen-bank-data-usable-correction/ By Ellen Wallace Geneva Lunch November 28, 2013