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Court Allows Woman to Sue Bank for Lax Security After $26,000 Stolen by Hacker

Wired: Threat Level -- An Illinois district court has allowed a couple to sue their bank on the novel grounds that it may have failed to sufficiently secure their account, after an unidentified hacker obtained a $26,500 loan on the account using the customers user name and password. As initially reported by legal blogger, David Johnson, Marsha and Michael Shames-Yeakel sued Citizens Financial Bank in 2007 in the norther...     09-05
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Want a Wiretap Warrant? No Problem, Court Says

Wired: Threat Level -- Despite refusing to endorse the governments tactics in securing a warrant for a wiretap, a federal appeals court is ruling that authorities could use the fruits of their questionable eavesdropping in prosecuting an alleged drug dealer. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower-court judge who last year suppressed the 50 grams of crack cocaine that was evidence in the case against a ...     09-04
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Diebold Unloads Beleaguered Voting Machine Division

Wired: Threat Level -- It took about three years but Diebold has finally managed to get out of the election business. The company announced Thursday that Premier Election Solutions, Diebolds beleaguered voting machine division, has been acquired by Election Systems and Software (ES&S). ES&S purchased the company for a mere $5 million in cash, plus 70 percent of any revenue collected on outstanding accounts throu...     09-04
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Appeals Court Upholds Online Gambling Ban

Wired: Threat Level -- A move to scuttle legislation outlawing online gambling suffered a major setback when a federal appeals court set aside constitutional and other legal challenges to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006. A three-judge panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals brushed aside assertions that the act (.pdf) breached the privacy rights of gamblers to be free of government regulati...     09-03
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Voting Tech Experts Sought by Feds to Develop Standards

Wired: Threat Level -- Want to help improve the design and security of voting systems made by Premier Election Solutions (formerly Diebold Election Systems) and other companies? The federal Election Assistance Commission (EAC), which oversees the federal testing and certification of voting systems, is seeking four technology experts to serve on the Technical Guidelines Development Committee (TGDC), which will help craft...     09-03
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