Identity Theft Case Said to be the Largest and Most Complex Ever Charged in the U.S.
"With the cooperation of our law enforcement partners around the world, we can identify, charge and apprehend even the most sophisticated international computer hackers."
Hope of Answers in Mystery of Anthrax Attacks
Scientists track flipped DNA sequence to United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick.
Google Announces Launch of New Search Appliance
10 million documents in a single box.
Illinois Updates New Hire Reporting Web Site to Increase Child-Support Collections
To register for free child support enforcement services, parents must complete and sign an application.
Washington Re-Launches MyVote Site
Displays only the candidates and ballot measures that apply to the individual voter.
Public Satisfaction With Federal Web Sites Up Slightly
"E-government has stopped the bleeding for now, in terms of citizen satisfaction. But it remains to be seen if this is a blip or the beginning of a positive trend."
Group Decries "Attempts to Circumvent Electronic Privacy Law"
"That court opinion ... threatens to wholly eviscerate federal privacy protections against Internet wiretapping."
Delta to Offer Broadband Wi-Fi on U.S. Flights
Wi-Fi enabled devices, such as laptops, smartphones and PDAs, can access the Internet, corporate VPNs, corporate and personal e-mail accounts, etc.
Consumer Reports Warns Public About Government ID Leaks
The ring used the Franklin County Municipal Court Web site to enter random Social Security numbers.
Data Volume is Becoming Unmanageable, Say Executives
17.5 percent of executives surveyed said their companies are not ready to handle complex discovery requests.
