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Afghan presidential decree bans security firms

August 17th, 2010

Afghanistan's president issued a decree Tuesday ordering private security companies to disband by the end of the year, drawing a warning from the United States that the move could delay reconstruction and development assistance programs.

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Network Admin Terry Childs Gets 4-year Sentence

August 6th, 2010

Former San Francisco network administrator Terry Childs was sentenced to four years in prison for refusing to hand over passwords. Terry Childs - Network administrator - San Francisco - Resumes - United States

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Ban on BlackBerry data a security badge of honor

August 4th, 2010

Security experts have said that banning BlackBerry data service in the United Arab Emirates smacks of political backlash and could be a testament to how hard it is to snoop on that network.

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Ban on BlackBerry data a security badge of honor