New law requires 'knockoff' groups to use disclaimer in advertising (Phishing)

New law requires 'knockoff' groups to use disclaimer in advertising (Phishing)

New law requires 'knockoff' groups to use disclaimer in advertising
Lincoln Daily News - [ JUNE 17 , 200 6 ] S PRINGFIELD -- Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich signed legislation Wednesday to prevent copycat groups from performing as though they are the original artists. House Bill 4172 aims to keep "knockoffs" from making a profit off the fame and
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Ex-nurse sentenced in identity theft
Charlotte Observer - GREENSBORO - A former hospital nurse accused of running up $60,000 in credit card bills with the stolen identities of a dozen patients has been sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison. During her sentencing, Susan Pugh White, 53, expressed
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City workers upset over release of information
McAlester News-Capital & Democrat - City employees are concerned their personal information has been provided to a private individual, prompting worries about identity theft and invasion of privacy. Most employees who talked with the McAlester News-Capital wished to do so off the
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OU a top target for hackers
Times Reporter - Aurora Grossman, a speech and language sciences major at Ohio University, works on online research Monday in Athens. Grossman, a 21-year-old senior, said she had a scare earlier this year when a Florida man tried to take out several credit cards in
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