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  • Sony softens stance on DRM

    Sony BMG Music Entertainment, the world's second largest music label, has become the last of the top four majors to scuttle digital rights management (DRM) software on music downloads.

  • Music piracy unit raids ISP in BitTorrent assault

    Australia's music industry piracy investigations unit has raided an Internet service provider in Perth in what it says is the first Australian assault on the use of BitTorrent technology for copyright infringement.

  • Virus writers take advantage of war

    Virus writers have taken advantage of the onset of a US war on Iraq to release an e-mail supposedly offering a variety of war-themed attachments, ranging from secret US spy pictures to screensavers mocking President Bush.

  • New variants of Lirva worm increase infections

    Security experts are warning that the recently discovered Lirva worm is spreading rapidly, thanks to the release of two new variants of the worm.

  • Sobig virus sows few PC problems

    A new computer virus has started spreading worldwide, but antivirus experts predict that the program won't become an epidemic.

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