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Is this the resurgence of Blackhat SEO?

09

Feb

2012

At the start of 2011, blackhat SEO was very much alive and kicking, and was being aggressively used to infect users with malware [1 ,2]. By May 2011, our detection for the malicious redirect used in these attacks, Mal/SEORed, was dominating our threat stats. Note: For readers that want a a quick recap on how […]

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Megaupload and the cybercrime fight

20

Jan

2012

As most of you already now, yesterday Megaupload was closed by the FBI, accused of “copyright infringement”. You can read FBI’s press release here where the details of the case are explained, and you can see how each accused person in this case could face 50 years jail time. We should be concerned, as the […]

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The extradition of TVShack’s Richard O’Dywer: is it right?

19

Jan

2012

UK student Richard O’Dwyer is facing copyright infringement charges in the US for running TVShack.net, a site that provided links to movies and television series infringing copyright. On the 13th January, Westminster Magistrates Court confirmed that the 23-year-old could be extradited to the US for trial. This case highlights broader policy issues about US-UK extradition […]

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