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Week in Numbers: IP addresses running low
News This week in IT we are chatting for cheap, and fighting off pirates with smart Wi-Fi technology. Yarr!
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UK IT firm helps navy take on Somalian pirates
News A UK-based IT security consultancy has supplied Wi-Fi meshing technology as part of new communications systems designed to help tackle Somalian piracy.
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Pirated software costs firms £16 million
News Pirated software is not as cheap as it may appears, the Business Software Alliance has warned.
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Pirated copies of Apple iWork 09 infected by Trojan
News More than 20,000 Mac users have already downloaded a version of iWork containing a Trojan which can give control to cybercriminals.
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A question of piracy
In-depth Can software piracy help boost sales, or should vendors give up the battle and set their products free?
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Pirate versions of Windows 7 already freely available
News It was to be expected, but BitTorrent users have already got their hands on what looks like an early version of Windows 7.
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Microsoft cracks down on e-auctions
News The software giant is taking steps to protect customers and partners from counterfeit software risks by taking action against counterfeit software online resellers.
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Microsoft declares war against pirates, angers China
News As Microsoft announces a worldwide battle against software piracy, it stands accused of being the ‘biggest hacker in China’.
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New US anti-piracy bill becomes law
News US president George Bush signs off on the new legislation that will increase the penalties for audio and video content piracy.
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Symantec awarded £700,000 in piracy case
News Selling counterfeit copies of pcAnywhere leads to a record damages award in favour of the security and backup software firm.
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Software police clamp down on UK firms
News The global anti-software piracy body has announced the results legal action against UK companies found to be using illegal software.
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