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Geolocation software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

  • Internet movie vendors, online broadcasters who serve live streaming video of sporting events, or certain TV and music video sites that are licensed to broadcast their videos of episodes/music videos are permitted to serve viewers only in their licensed territories. By geolocating viewers, they can be certain of obeying licensing regulations.[16] Online casinos must also know where their customers are or risk violating national laws against Internet gambling. Jim Ramo, chief executive of movie distributor Movielink, said studios were aware of the shortcomings going in and have grown more confident now that the system has been shown to work.[17]
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BBC News - ID cards inevitable, says ex-minister Lord West - 8 views

  • The cards were designed to hold personal biometric data on an encrypted chip, including name, a photograph and fingerprints.
  • The supporting National Identity Register was designed to hold up to 50 pieces of information.
  • The ID-card scheme was launched in October 2009 but cancelled 16 months later and the database destroyed.
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Powerful ID system with no strings attached - The Standard - 0 views

  • Metals or high dielectrics such as water will dramatically degrade their performance.
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      How could this be exploited?
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W3C Geolocation API - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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BBC News - Cyber criminals find new targets on unsuspecting sites - 0 views

  • The proportion of websites secretly harbouring malware has reached one in 3,000 according to security firm Kaspersky. It found a surge in the number of web-based attacks in 2010, with more than 580 million incidents detected.
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London Riots: BlackBerry Messenger Used More than Facebook or Twitter - 4 views

  • iOS or Android smartphones
  • police and media attention was drawn to a particular post on the Facebook page
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      How come the police could access all this information and not what was on BBM?
  • tweet from rioters describing their deeds and where they were headed next. Some posted pictures of looting and burning police cars
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  • got its hands on BBM messages directing rioters
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      How did a newspaper manage to do what the police and government couldn't?
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How will the national identity card work? - 2 views

  • For the smart card technology to work, it must be backed up by fingerprint and eye-scanners in banks, shops, estate agents, hotels, and public services such as hospitals. To check your identity they in turn must have 24hr access to the National Identity Register (NIR). Every time the card is used, information about when, where, and how it was used is stored on the database in the form of an audit log.
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