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Musk's DOGE Employee Bragged About Hacking, Giving Out Pirated Software: Report
A top employee of billionaire Elon Musk who is now working in the U.S. Justice Department previously bragged about hacking and distributing pirated software, according to archived copies of his former websites reviewed by Reuters.
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Microsoft Nudges Pirates to Pay, Offers 50 Percent Discount on Microsoft 365 Subscriptions
Microsoft is offering a 50 percent discount to users who have pirated Microsoft Office, in an attempt to convert them into paying customers. The company is also warning users about the dangers of installing pirated software on their computers. However, not all users are eligible to avail of the discount, which is valid only for the first year, acco...
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"Fake" Microsoft Officials Forced Schools To Buy Pirated Software, Caught
The police have arrested three men, including two graduates, for impersonating as authorised representatives of Microsoft Corporation and extorting money from several schools in Delhi, a police officer said on Thursday.
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Pirates Hijack Apple Tech to Distribute Hacked Versions of Spotify, Angry Birds, Pokemon Go, and More
Pirate operations are providing modified versions of popular apps to consumers, enabling them to stream music without ads and to circumvent fees and rules in games.
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Kanye West 'Caught' Torrenting Deadmau5's Music Software
Much to West's embarrassment, Deadmau5, music producer and co-founder of Xfer Records which makes Serum, caught him and tweeted it to more than 3 million of his followers.
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Madhya Pradesh Firm To Pay $100,000 For Using Pirated Software
An Indian textile company has agreed to pay a penalty of USD 100,000 (or Rs 66 lakhs) to settle the charges of using pirated software that gave it competitive advantages over American businesses.
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Governments can lose $50 billion due to pirated software malware: study
Governments could lose more than $50 billion in dealing with costs associated with malware on pirated software, according to a study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and research firm IDC.
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'About 2 lakh new malware samples emerge every day': Kaspersky
About 65 percent users use free downloads or pirated security software, which makes them vulnerable to attacks.
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Chinese man found guilty of selling pirated software worth $100 million
Agents combed through 25,000 of Li's emails and found that he was selling defense, space, environmental and engineering software stolen from 200 US companies.
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Chinese man sold pirated US business software in 61 countries
From his home in central China, he prowled the Internet for sophisticated stolen American industrial software - products retailing for an average of $181,000 - and resold them to black market buyers in 61 countries from 2008 to 2011.
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Chinese man sold pirated US business software in 61 countries
From his home in central China, he prowled the Internet for sophisticated stolen American industrial software - products retailing for an average of $181,000 - and resold them to black market buyers in 61 countries from 2008 to 2011.
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High Court fines firm Rs. two lakh for pirating Microsoft's Windows 7
Delhi High Court has stopped a firm from selling computers loaded with Microsoft software programmes like Windows 7.
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Musk's DOGE Employee Bragged About Hacking, Giving Out Pirated Software: Report
A top employee of billionaire Elon Musk who is now working in the U.S. Justice Department previously bragged about hacking and distributing pirated software, according to archived copies of his former websites reviewed by Reuters.
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Microsoft Nudges Pirates to Pay, Offers 50 Percent Discount on Microsoft 365 Subscriptions
Microsoft is offering a 50 percent discount to users who have pirated Microsoft Office, in an attempt to convert them into paying customers. The company is also warning users about the dangers of installing pirated software on their computers. However, not all users are eligible to avail of the discount, which is valid only for the first year, acco...
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"Fake" Microsoft Officials Forced Schools To Buy Pirated Software, Caught
The police have arrested three men, including two graduates, for impersonating as authorised representatives of Microsoft Corporation and extorting money from several schools in Delhi, a police officer said on Thursday.
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Pirates Hijack Apple Tech to Distribute Hacked Versions of Spotify, Angry Birds, Pokemon Go, and More
Pirate operations are providing modified versions of popular apps to consumers, enabling them to stream music without ads and to circumvent fees and rules in games.
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Kanye West 'Caught' Torrenting Deadmau5's Music Software
Much to West's embarrassment, Deadmau5, music producer and co-founder of Xfer Records which makes Serum, caught him and tweeted it to more than 3 million of his followers.
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Madhya Pradesh Firm To Pay $100,000 For Using Pirated Software
An Indian textile company has agreed to pay a penalty of USD 100,000 (or Rs 66 lakhs) to settle the charges of using pirated software that gave it competitive advantages over American businesses.
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Governments can lose $50 billion due to pirated software malware: study
Governments could lose more than $50 billion in dealing with costs associated with malware on pirated software, according to a study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and research firm IDC.
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'About 2 lakh new malware samples emerge every day': Kaspersky
About 65 percent users use free downloads or pirated security software, which makes them vulnerable to attacks.
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Chinese man found guilty of selling pirated software worth $100 million
Agents combed through 25,000 of Li's emails and found that he was selling defense, space, environmental and engineering software stolen from 200 US companies.
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Chinese man sold pirated US business software in 61 countries
From his home in central China, he prowled the Internet for sophisticated stolen American industrial software - products retailing for an average of $181,000 - and resold them to black market buyers in 61 countries from 2008 to 2011.
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Chinese man sold pirated US business software in 61 countries
From his home in central China, he prowled the Internet for sophisticated stolen American industrial software - products retailing for an average of $181,000 - and resold them to black market buyers in 61 countries from 2008 to 2011.
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High Court fines firm Rs. two lakh for pirating Microsoft's Windows 7
Delhi High Court has stopped a firm from selling computers loaded with Microsoft software programmes like Windows 7.
