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Pirate Bay Prison Sentences Are Final, Court Rules: Posted Feb 2, 2012; Source The Inquirer; tags | headline, government, pirate, sweden; Favorite | View

Angry Birds Boss: Piracy Helps Us 'Get More Business': Posted Jan 31, 2012; Source The Register; tags | headline, china, pirate; Favorite | View

Megaupload Users Face Data Deletion US Prosecutors Warn: Posted Jan 31, 2012; Source BBC News UK; tags | headline, government, usa, data loss, pirate; Favorite | View

Rights Holders Demand Search Engines Delist 'Pirate' Web Sites: Posted Jan 31, 2012; Source The Inquirer; tags | headline, mpaa, pirate; Favorite | View

MegaUpload: A Lot Less Guilty Than You Think: Posted Jan 30, 2012; Source Stanford; tags | headline, hacker, government, pirate; Favorite | View

European Parliament Rapporteur Quits In Acta Protest: Posted Jan 27, 2012; Source BBC News UK; tags | headline, government, pirate; Favorite | View

Kimble Denied Bail: Posted Jan 25, 2012; Source BBC News UK; tags | headline, hacker, government, data loss, pirate; Favorite | View

Epic Clash: Silicon Valley Blindsides Hollywood On Piracy: Posted Jan 23, 2012; Source Reuters; tags | headline, government, pirate; Favorite | View

Mystery And Mayhem Surrounding MegaUpload: Posted Jan 23, 2012; Source Cnet News; tags | headline, government, pirate; Favorite | View

Protect IP, SOPA Supporters Vow Not To Give Up Fight: Posted Jan 21, 2012; Source Cnet News; tags | headline, government, dns, pirate; Favorite | View

Hackers Retaliate Over Megaupload Website Shutdown: Posted Jan 20, 2012; Source BBC News UK; tags | headline, hacker, government, pirate, anonymous; Favorite | View

Megaupload File-Sharing Site Shut Down: Posted Jan 20, 2012; Source BBC News UK; tags | headline, government, pirate; Favorite | View

We Are Joining The Blackout To Protest SOPA And PIPA: Posted Jan 18, 2012; Source Packet Storm; Packet Storm Security will be going dark in the next few hours as we join the protest against the Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA), two pieces of United States legislation. We strongly feel that bills of this nature infringe upon privacy, break many security models and would cause great harm to the Internet community.

These bills appear to be created by people who do not understand how technology works and their power to influence fiscally through lobbies and other means may cause serious harm to the future.

We ask our readers to help the greater good by sending an email to your representatives through the Electronic Frontier Foundation. We also ask that you read the EFF article How PIPA and SOPA Violate White House Principles Supporting Free Speech and Innovation.

- Packet Storm Security Staff; tags | headline, government, usa, pirate; Favorite | View