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19.08.2009, 22:22
Forensic analysis of DNA used as court evidence can be made-up , Israeli scientists have shown. A person trained in biology who has lab access can copy an innocent person’s details using “biological identity theft”.
18.10.2010, 20:36
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Moscow police have received a complaint saying that the international collaborative project Wikipedia contains extremist materials, and are currently working to check it.
31.08.2010, 10:01
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Russian police have detained ten people who managed to get one billion roubles, approximately $30 million, through a clever scheme involving a computer virus, blackmail and SMS billing.
14.05.2009, 21:28
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Security officials in the US are increasingly concerned about so-called “biohacking” – a recent phenomenon where amateur scientists grow bacteria and viruses to carry out home-based genetic experiments.
26.05.2009, 11:09
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The father of a newborn girl has been sentenced to three years in prison for having sexual relations with his underage wife, who is the mother of his newborn daughter.
19.07.2010, 19:09
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Police in Russia’s southern Krasnodar region have found the donkey that a leisure firm launched into the sky in a parasailing advertising stunt on July 15 and identified its owner.
27.10.2010, 09:56
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Ranked by the World Health Organization as having the highest rate of youth crime in Europe, Russia is faced with the tough task of rehabilitating its young people and improving the statistics.
30.03.2010, 15:15
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A draft law imposing criminal liability of up to five years behind bars for the rehabilitation of Nazism has been submitted to the State Duma by a group of MPs from the ruling United Russia party.
09.07.2010, 03:15
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In South Florida, redemption is hard to come by for sex offenders. Some have been forced to live under a bridge for the rest of their lives.
17.04.2009, 14:18
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A Swedish court has convicted four men of helping people to break copyright law by creating and running The Pirate Bay file sharing website. The media corporations who own the content sued them for loss of earnings.
Published: 07 May, 2009, 09:12
All people who develop malicious software are motivated by money, says Eugene Kaspersky, CEO and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, an international company that produces anti-virus and other computer security products.
