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21st November 2004 Archive

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  • Blunkett moots 'proof-lite' internet and banking banning orders

    Curfews for those thought to be thinking about terror

    UK Home Secretary David Blunkett today promised to widen the 'terror suspect' net further to impose internet and banking banning orders on people suspected of "acts preparatory to terrorism". Legislation to support this will come in addition to the raft of measures he will announce in the Queen's Speech this coming week, and is …

    Music and Media 21 Nov 2004, 15:33

  • Bofra exploit hits our ad serving supplier

    Important notice Some Reg readers may be infected

    Early on Saturday morning some banner advertising served for The Register by third party ad serving company Falk AG became infected with the Bofra/IFrame exploit. The Register suspended ad serving by this company on discovery of the problem. Bofra/IFrame is a currently unpatched exploit which affects Internet Explorer 6.0 on …

    Site News 21 Nov 2004, 16:18

  • Clarke's x-ray specs - police swoops, detectors for schools

    Another ministerial preemptive strike...

    Education secretary Charles Clarke today joined in the law and order bidding wars by confirming that he was considering using x-ray weapons detectors in schools, and encouraging schools to invite the police to mount surprise raids on their premises. The Register wishes to thank Clarke for his prompt confirmation of our …

    Music and Media 21 Nov 2004, 22:30

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