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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (57467)	4/4/2006 6:51:54 PM
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These guys assure me what you say is not true and will give me 1 million dollars if you prove them wrong. welcome.lifelock.com These articles below show our gubbment is gonna spend a lot of time and money to take us into a digital future - who will win - the gubbment or the goldbugs? it.slashdot.org The Data Accountability and Trust Act (DATA) Posted by Zonk on Tuesday April 04, @09:53AM from the not-a-terrible-idea-for-once dept. An anonymous reader writes "The U.S. House of Representatives will soon be considering the Data Accountability and Trust Act (DATA). If passed it would require all companies to inform customers of security breaches that affect their personal data. The bill requires consumers to be told if their privacy has been violated because of a breach. Under the proposals, if a breach does occur, a company must notify any customers concerned and the FTC, which can then demand an audit." it.slashdot.org America's War on the Web Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Monday April 03, @04:05PM from the controlling-the-flow-of-information dept. An anonymous reader writes "The Sunday Herald is reporting that while the US is continuing to pursue traditional means of protecting national security, they are also planning to launch a new wave of 'information warfare' to help combat a perceived growing threat of IT security. From the article: 'The Pentagon has already signed off $383 million to force through the document's recommendations by 2009. Military and intelligence sources in the US talk of "a revolution in the concept of warfare". The report orders three new developments in America's approach to warfare [...] the Pentagon says it will wage war against the internet in order to dominate the realm of communications, prevent digital attacks on the US and its allies, and to have the upper hand when launching cyber-attacks against enemies.'"