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Google Backed Over Oracle by US Supreme Court in Major Copyright Case
The US Supreme Court handed Google a major victory, ruling that its use of Oracle's software code to build the Android operating system that runs most of the world's smartphones did not violate federal copyright law.
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Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Damaging Cisco's Network In US
A 30-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to intentionally accessing the protected computer of an information-technology firm and running a code which led to the deletion of 16,000 accounts and heavy losses for the company in 2018.
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Even As Cyberattack Eases, Hacking Group Issues New Threat
Shadow Brokers, the group that has taken credit for that leak, threatened on Tuesday to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers.
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Indian Pleads Guilty to Sending Damaging Computer Code in New Jersey
A 33-year-old Indian IT manager has pleaded guilty to sending damaging computer code to servers at his former employer, causing a loss of USD 5000 to firm's intellectual property.
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Google Backed Over Oracle by US Supreme Court in Major Copyright Case
The US Supreme Court handed Google a major victory, ruling that its use of Oracle's software code to build the Android operating system that runs most of the world's smartphones did not violate federal copyright law.
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Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Damaging Cisco's Network In US
A 30-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to intentionally accessing the protected computer of an information-technology firm and running a code which led to the deletion of 16,000 accounts and heavy losses for the company in 2018.
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Even As Cyberattack Eases, Hacking Group Issues New Threat
Shadow Brokers, the group that has taken credit for that leak, threatened on Tuesday to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers.
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Indian Pleads Guilty to Sending Damaging Computer Code in New Jersey
A 33-year-old Indian IT manager has pleaded guilty to sending damaging computer code to servers at his former employer, causing a loss of USD 5000 to firm's intellectual property.
