FTC, Florida Attorney General Sue to Halt Operation that Used Robocalls
Orlando-based company used robocalls to fraudulently pitch Medical Alert devices to seniors nationwide.
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Orlando-based company used robocalls to fraudulently pitch Medical Alert devices to seniors nationwide.
As of April 8, Microsoft will no longer be updating Windows XP, leaving those still running it vulnerable to hacks, cyber crimes etc.
A guidance document aiming to assist providers of premium rate services that conduct affiliate and other marketing online.
The owners of Ecommerce Merchants, LLC permanently are barred from further scams, following their agreement to settle FTC charges that the company sent out over 30 million spam text messages.
Australian firm GraysOnline has been hit with the largest out-of-court fine to date for sending 700,000 emails without an opt-out facility
The Brown Alley nightclub has been fined $15,500 for more than 50,000 breaches of the Spam Act.
An Internet marketer has agreed to settle FTC allegations that he blasted consumers with over 20 million deceptive spam text messages.
Political entities issued penalties for using robocalls in violation of CRTC Unsolicited Telecommunications Rules
On June 4, 2013, the Federal Trade Commission will host a public forum on mobile security issues including potential threats to US consumers and possible solutions to those threats.
ACMA has launched a webpage containing detailed stats of malicious software (malware) infections reported daily to ISPs and other network operators through the Australian Internet Security Initiative (AISI).
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