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Op 17 maart 2004 16:58 schreef helmet het volgende:
Hmmm, practisch? "Waar had ik die schijf met aantekeningen nou gela..." *KRAK* "Shit."

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Dan vind je dit ook wel interessant:
http://www.tweakers.net/nieuws/31434/?highlight=kleine+harde+schijf

"Witty" Worm Wrecks Computers

A new Internet worm wriggled across the entire Internet in the span of a few hours Saturday morning to all computers running several recent versions of firewall software from Internet Security Systems, including BlackICE and RealSecure, according to this story at Washingtonpost.com. The flaw that Witty exploited was discovered Wednesday by eEye Digital Security. The worm overwrites data on the first few sectors of the victim's hard drive, making the machine virtually ubootable and potentially destroying much - if not all - of the victim's data. Update: 03/21 02:18 GMT: Reader Jeff Horning points out that eEye actually disovered the worm on the 8th of March, and came up with a fix the next day.

Bron: Slashdot

Microsoft hit by record EU fine

BRUSSELS, Belgium (CNN) -- The European Union has found Microsoft guilty of abusing the "near-monopoly" of its Windows PC operating system and fined it a record 497 million euros ($613 million).

The U.S.-based software giant has two months to review the lengthy decision and has said it will appeal.

The European Commission issued the unanimous decision Wednesday after a five-year investigation, finding Microsoft in violation of EU competition law.

The EU's antitrust authority said "because the illegal behavior is still ongoing," it would also demand changes in the way the U.S. software giant operated.

It gave Microsoft 90 days to make available a European version of its Windows operating system to PC makers without a media player.

Microsoft was also given 120 days to give programming codes to rivals in the server market, so their products can have "full interoperability" with desktop computers running Windows.

"Dominant companies have a special responsibility to ensure that the way they do business doesn't prevent competition ... and does not harm consumers and innovation," EU Competition Commissioner Mario Monti said.

"Today's decision restores the conditions for fair competition in the markets concerned and establishes clear principles for the future conduct of a company with such a strong dominant position."

CNN correspondent Jim Boulden said the EU wants a worldwide remedy and not a case where Microsoft has two operating systems: one for Europe and another for the rest of the world.

But it could take up to a year for Microsoft's appeal to be filed and it is not clear if the EU court will order the company to change its operating systems during the appeal process, which could last up to five years.

Microsoft's fine is the largest imposed by the European Commision for either abuse of a dominant position or participation in a cartel.

The biggest antitrust punishment until now was a 462-million-euro fine imposed against Roche Holding of Switzerland in November 2001, for its role in a series of vitamin cartels.

Microsoft was found guilty of monopolistic behavior in a U.S. antitrust case, but settled in 2001 with the Bush administration.

A U.S. appeals court is considering whether that landmark deal was adequate to restore competition.

The complaint against Microsoft centered on the Microsoft Media Player, which plays music and video clips. It is a free add-on to Windows.

Microsoft, based in Redmond, Washington, says this feature benefits consumers, but competitors like Real Network's player and Apple's Quicktime say it threatens their business and they want it unbundled.

At stake is Microsoft's market share in the rapidly growing home entertainment market.


EU's Monti: "Decision restores the conditions for fair competition"
At the moment, no one company is dominant and Microsoft is facing stiff competition in this arena, but the EU is concerned about the software giant's control of this market in the future.

"Sony is coming at it from the Playstation side. They see the Playstation as being the way to be the central of home entertainment. Microsoft sees it's going to be the personal computer. Some of the mobile phone companies see future generations of mobile technology as being the way it's going to come," says Bryan Glick, from Computing newspaper.

Analysts say by forcing Microsoft to offer a version of Windows XP without Media Player, consumers could pay higher costs.

"If it were to be obliged to offer versions both with and without Media Player, then that would mean we would probably have double the number of consumer PC configuration in our shops. Of course this is product that is built before it is sold," says Brian Gammage from computer consultancy Gartner.

These complaints against Microsoft are based on five-year-old technology, which is a lifetime in the technology world.

Microsoft's next version of Windows is expected to include a Web search engine that would challenge Google and Yahoo.

The EU is already looking into charges from Microsoft competitors that its latest desktop operating system, Windows XP, is designed to help extend Microsoft's dominance into new markets such as instant messaging and mobile phones.

For its part, Microsoft has accused the EU of going too far in seeking a record fine for alleged antitrust abuses, saying it is being penalized for behavior permitted in the United States and did not realize it was acting illegally in Europe.

Its rivals say though that the U.S. ruling in 2001 did not change the company's abusive behavior.

Bron: CNN

Lindows wil merknaam 'Windows' wereldwijd ongeldig zien

Nu er nog altijd geen definitieve uitspraak is gekomen op de vraag of Microsoft een geldig handelsmerk heeft op de naam Windows, probeert Lindows.com het over een andere boeg te gooien, door te eisen dat de merknaam Windows wereldwijd ongeldig wordt verklaard. Het bedrijf geeft aan dat de Amerikaanse rechtszaak continue vertraagd en uitgesteld wordt door toedoen van de softwaregigant. Verder spannen de advocaten uit Redmond in andere landen rechtszaken aan, waar men weet dat ze meer kans van slagen hebben. Zo is bijvoorbeeld in de Benelux bepaald dat de merknaam LindowsOS te veel lijkt op het handelsmerk Windows. Hierdoor heeft het bedrijf verplicht een naamsverandering ondergaan, wat uiteindelijk resulteerde in de naam Lin---s.com.

Wanneer de Nederlandse uitspraak in genoeg landen plaats vindt, dan zit er voor het bedrijf niets anders op dan een mondiale naamsverandering te ondergaan en heeft een eventuele positieve Amerikaanse uitspraak geen nut meer. Vandaar de neiging om een procedure bij het Amerikaanse ministerie van Handel op te starten, waarmee het handelsmerk Windows wereldwijd ongeldig kan worden verklaard. Hiernaast zou met behulp van een Amerikaanse rechtbank de huidige rechtszaken in andere landen tussen Lindows.com en het bedrijf uit Redmond voorlopig stil moeten worden gelegd, in afwachting van de uitspraak van het ministerie.


Bron: Tweakers

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Op 26 maart 2004 11:19 schreef helmet het volgende:
Lindows wil merknaam 'Windows' wereldwijd ongeldig zien
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Toch wel een beetje overdreven actie, vind ik.

Bug in Winamp..

http://www.zdnet.nl/News.cfm?id=35470

Google gaat de beurs op

MOUNTAIN VIEW - De Amerikaanse zoekmachine Google gaat naar de beurs. Het bedrijf heeft dat donderdag aangekondigd. De beursgang moet 2,7 miljard dollar opbrengen. De totale waarde van de onderneming wordt geschat op meer dan 20 miljard dollar.

Google werd zes jaar geleden door twee studenten opgericht en is nu de populairste zoekmachine ter wereld. Het bedrijf heeft ruim 1900 mensen in dienst. De afgelopen dagen deden al berichten de ronde over de verwachte beursgang. Met de opbrengst kan Google nog beter concurreren tegen zoekmachines als Yahoo.

Technologiezeepbel

Het is de grootste beursgang van een internetbedrijf sinds het uiteenspatten van de technologiezeepbel, vier jaar geleden. De aandelen-Google zullen via een elektronische veiling te koop worden aangeboden. De oprichters van het bedrijf, Larry Page (31) en Sergey Brin (30), worden daarmee in een klap miljardair.

Google heeft donderdag ook voor het eerst zijn omzet- en winstcijfers gepubliceerd. Het bedrijf was daartoe verplicht omdat het meer dan vijfhonderd aandeelhouders heeft. Daaronder bevinden zich ook personeelsleden. Daarnaast heeft Google 10 miljoen dollar aan bezittingen. Onder de aandeelhouders zijn bekende Amerikanen als golfer Tiger Woods en oud-minister van Buitenlandse Zaken Henry Kissinger.

Omzet

In 2003 boekte Google een omzet van 961,9 miljoen dollar. De winst bedroeg 105,6 miljoen dollar. Concurrent Yahoo boekte een resultaat van 237,9 miljoen dollar op een omzet van 1,63 miljard dollar.

Uit de cijfers die Google donderdag overhandigde aan de Amerikaanse beursautoriteiten, blijkt dat het bedrijf een grotere winstmarge heeft dan Yahoo. Een groot deel van de inkomsten komt binnen via advertenties en licenties voor het gebruik van de zoekmachine door derden.

Veiling

Normaal gesproken zijn het de investeringsbanken die bij een beursgang de prijs voor een aandeel vaststellen. Google heeft echter voor een veiling gekozen waarbij zowel grote als kleine investeerders een kans krijgen.

De dagelijkse leiding van Google is momenteel in handen van de 49-jarige Eric Schmidt. Hij zorgde ervoor dat er bij Google ook een winkelsite kwam: Froogle. Het bedrijf onderzoekt momenteel de mogelijkheden voor de gratis e-maildienst GMail.

(ANP)

Pffff, volgens mij heeft http-equiv zojuist de handdoek in de ring gegooid Dit komt zojuist binnen via bugtraq.

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>Here's a quick and dirty demo injecting malware.com into
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>http://www.malware.com/targutted.html

Thomas Kessler was kind enough to inform that this is not new,
but in fact on old "issue" with Internet Explorer which by all
accounts was supposed to be "patched" back in 1998[?]:

Microsoft Security Program: Microsoft Security Bulletin (MS98-
020) Patch Available for 'Frame Spoof' Vulnerability

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms98-020.mspx

Quite clearly this contraption known as Internet Explorer is
just broken. It's oozing pus from every pore at this stage.

If indeed the issues are the exact same.

You'd better wipe hands of it anyway.

We give up.

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De hoogste tijd om Internet Explorer de deur uit te doen!

oud nieuws maar...
Tulip Computers N.V. (Tulip Computers) maakt vandaag bekend dat de onderneming samen met Ironstone Partners Ltd. (Ironstone) een Commodore 64 (C64) mini game console heeft ontwikkeld, met de naam C64 Direct-to-TV. Dit spelsysteem voor videogames dat door Tulip Computers zal worden geleverd, is gebaseerd op de wereldberoemde Commodore 64, ‘s werelds meest bekende huiscomputer voor spelletjes. Door een simpele aansluiting op de TV kunnen de gebruikers met de C64 Direct-to-TV, 30 populaire C64 spellen spelen. Dit is het eerste van een hele serie spelproducten welke Tulip Computers onder het Commodorelabel op de markt zal brengen.




De verwachte retailprijs zal ongeveer € 30,- bedragen. Het product zal vanaf in de tweede helft van 2004 in de winkels liggen, zowel in Europa als in de Verenigde Staten




De lancering van de C64 Direct-to-TV bouwt voort op het succes van soortgelijke producten die op Atari, Namco en het Intellivision spelsysteem zijn gebaseerd. Door de momenteel zeer grote vraag naar “retro” videospelletjes is de C64 Direct-to-TV een natuurlijke evolutie en zal een nieuwe standaard worden met superieur geluid en grafische kwaliteit. Met 30 spellen, die vooraf op het apparaat zijn geïnstalleerd, biedt de C64 Direct-to-TV beduidend meer dan de concurrentie. Van deze spelletjes zijn in het verleden miljoenen aantallen over de toonbank gegaan. Samen met de C64 Direct-to-TV worden o.a. de volgende legendarische spellen meegeleverd: de Classic Games™ series from Epyx™ inclusief Summer Games™, Winter Games, World Games™ en The Seminal California Games™. Dit laatste spel heeft destijds het genre van de “sports” videogames gecreëerd.




Darren Melbourne, de Creative Director van Ironstone: "Wij zijn er van overtuigd dat software van dit kaliber en deze kwaliteit de C64 Direct-to-TV het meest succesvolle product zal worden in de markt. Dit is de eerste van een breed scala van activiteiten die wij gepland hebben de bekendheid van C64 prominent terug te brengen in de videospellen industrie”.


Commodore 64


De C64 wordt erkend door het Guinness Book of World Records als zijnde de meest verkochte huiscomputer aller tijden, met een verkoopverleden van meer dan 30 miljoen eenheden. De C64's unieke architectuur was bij zijn lancering in 1982 superieur ten opzichte van alle andere beschikbare systemen in de markt. Het werd de machine van een complete generatie.




Tweeëntwintig jaar nadat de eerste versie Commodore 64 is uitgekomen, is de C64 nog ongelooflijk populair en heeft nog steeds wereldwijd meer dan 6 miljoen loyale Commodore gebruikers, met letterlijk honderden bestaande websites rondom de machine en zijn spellen. Grote belangstelling is te verwachten van deze enorme loyale aanhang, aangezien de C64 Direct-to-TV de eerste nieuwe herlancering van C64 hardware over een decennium zal zijn.




De introductie van dit product past in de strategie van Tulip Computers om haar internationaal zeer bekende merk Commodore te gebruiken voor innovatieve kwaliteitsproducten gericht op de consumentenmarkt. Mark Elbertse, CEO van Tulip Computers: “Het product C64 Direct-to-TV is een uitstekend voorbeeld van initiatieven die wij nu, eventueel met partners, in de markt zetten. We maken hierbij gebruik van de waarde van de merknaam Commodore en leveren producten welke worden gevraagd door grote aantallen liefhebbers van Commodore producten”. In totaal zijn er enige duizenden Commodore spellen beschikbaar voor nieuw te annonceren Commodoreproducten. Voor Tulip Computers betekent dit dat zij hiermee in de toekomst naast inkomsten uit hardware ook licentie inkomsten ontvangt van de door Ironstone verkochte producten, waaronder de hier geannonceerde mini game console. Dit past binnen de strategische keuze van Tulip Computers in de toekomst licentie inkomsten te verwerven gebaseerd op haar technologische kennis en merken.





[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door grindminder op 30-06-2004 20:57]

Mozilla/Firefox Bug Allows Arbitrary Program Execution

An article at eWeek has the lowdown. The article also has a link to the bug report which addressed this issue some time ago. Still, I feel safer using Firefox since malicious persons are much more unlikely to target any vulnerabilites. Note that this only affects users of Mozilla and Firefox on Windows XP or Windows 2000. New releases are already available on mozilla.org that fix this.

Bron: /.


MSN, Word Vulnerable To Shell: URI Exploit

InfoWorld is reporting that a few Microsoft products are also vulnerable to the "shell:" scheme vulnerability found in Mozilla last week. These applications include Microsoft Word and MSN Messenger."

Bron: /.

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door helmet op 22-07-2004 15:46]

4 New "Extremely Critical" IE Vulnerabilities

Buckle your seat belts folks. On what is looking to be the next Black Tuesday, with rumors of 9 new Windows security patches being released, Secunia is reporting on 4 new vulnerabilities in IE that allow for arbitrary code execution and placing content over other windows. Combined with the new Windows patches, it is likely more Download.Ject and Sasser like viruses will be emerging in the coming months.

Bron: /.

No 2.7 Linux Kernel Branch Due Soon

At the fourth annual Linux Kernel Developers Summit, it was decided that there won't be a 2.7 Linux kernel development branch any time soon. Instead, Linux creator Linus Torvalds and the official 2.6 maintainer Andrew Morton have decided to continue working as a team, further enhancing the 2.6 kernel. Up to this point, kernels ending in an odd number (2.1, 2.3, 2.5, etc) were considered development kernels, and kernels ending in an even number (2.2, 2.4, 2.6, etc) were considered stable kernels. However, according to this KernelTrap article, active development will now continue in the mainline 2.6 tree, and the final stabilization will be left up to the companies that provide Linux distributions.

Bron: /.

Godverdegodverdegodver...

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door helmet op 22-07-2004 15:46]

The case for open source Java

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If you look at the progress of open source products you can gradually see a complete software stack coming in to place. However, a quick analysis will reveal that there are currently many gaps in the stack (as there are in every software stack) - most of them are happily filled with good proprietary products. The pressure that open source is putting on the market is gradually becoming clear. Open source products can and do establish themselves in areas where products have tended to become commoditised and not much further innovation can be expected. This is where open source eventually wins hands down. Open source can establish itself in other areas, if it gets solid backing from a major vendor - but the vendor has to find a viable revenue stream as IBM has with Apache and Linux and CA is attempting to do with Ingres.

Enterprise computing is now getting partial to open source for obvious reasons (its has very low TCO) but I am also beginning to hear the argument that open source helps to keep the commercial software vendors from overcharging. This is fine as far as it goes. A good candidate for open source and something that is often viewed as a commodity is Java.

As was widely reported, IBM, or to be more accurate, Rod Smith IBM’s VP for emerging technology, wrote an open letter to Sun, suggesting that Sun "open source" Java. IBM, he said, would back the initiative with technical resources and code. IBM was, to quote Smith, "firmly convinced the open source community would rally around the effort and make substantial contributions as well." We expect that they would and they would almost certainly help Java to evolve.

Sun seems to be schizophrenic about the idea, and no wonder really. Like a virgin on the verge, it would like to, but it is not sure that it will. There are issues to resolve. Java is intended to be a standard with the promise of "write once run everywhere" (which is actually and undelivered promise but a laudable goal.

The problem with programming languages is that they evolve. They don’t get to be commodities. They evolve because they need to evolve. However there needs to be control in this, because it would do no-one any good for Java to turn into a "thousand-headed hydra" - it could turn into "write anyhow run nowhere else". Actually Java has several different versions already anyway, due to the need to fit into small footprints.

The open source community has managed to exert laudable (although not perfect) control over Linux, so it could rise to the responsibility. But the evolution of Java is already guided by a community (see www.jcp.org) so Sun is stuck with deciding whether to risk it as open source and get a much more active community in return or stick with the status quo. Despite some criticisms, Sun does not appear to be anti-open source and in the area of Java it has already contributed some Java components to the open source community. (It gave Project Looking Glass, the 3D desktop environment, to open source at JavaOne).

But there is another issue. Java is not just a programming language but a Sun brand, which is used to name a host of Sun products. There is thus the possibility of brand damage if Java became open source and it went badly wrong.

Currently Sun’s line is that an open source version of Java "will happen", but no date has yet been set. My own view is that Sun needs make a decision in favour, announce a date and stick with it - and in the mean time work out how to pass control in a safe manner. There are now about 1 million open source developers out there. (Yes, that’s right - 1 million) and a group of them will surely develop a Java killer if Sun doesn’t eventually yield.

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Bron: The Register

Leuk voor Seti liefhebbers:

Earth to disappear from alien radar

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The Earth is gradually vanishing from the view of any aliens that might be looking for us, because we are using fewer technologies that leak radio waves into space.

This is the view of one of the pioneers of the SETI project (that stands for Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, in case you just crash landed), Frank Drake.

His remarks cast doubt over the current search methods employed by SETI in their hunt for little green men, but, he says, also suggest a reason for the deafening silence out there.

According to New Scientist our transition from radio tranmissions to cable TV could mean that our window of detectability is no more than 100 years.

In the 1960's Drake developed an equation that gave researchers a ball park figure of how manay planets in the galaxy are home to intelligent, communicating species.

One of the factors in the equation is the longevity of the observable communications, now, Drake says, this is substantially reduced. Assuming any hypothetical Aliens have developed at a similar pace to ours, and accounting for the fact that we're looking for a needle in a haystack int he first place, we shouldn't be too disheartened that we've not found anyone out there. Yet.

So instead of trying to eavesdrop on unintentional signals, we should be searching for beacons: signals sent to us deliberately. In fact, SETI has begun to do just this, but the activity is very new. ®

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Bron: Wederom The Register

Microsoft Withdraws From Standards Group Aug. 24, 2004

It's leaving the United Nations Center for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business because of concerns about control of intellectual property.
By Larry Greenemeier

Microsoft has excused itself from participating in an international standards body because of concerns over control of intellectual property the company contributed to the group. Comprised of governmental and industry organizations, the United Nations Center for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business was created in 1996 to develop technology standards that facilitate trade among different economies worldwide.

The U.N. standards organization is a sponsor of business-to-business standards such as EDI and E-Business XML (ebXML). In the end, Microsoft's accelerated push to increase the number of patents it holds won out over any desire to participate in the standards organization.

Microsoft said Monday it plans to file more than 3,000 patents in fiscal 2005, an increase over the more than 2,000 patents it plans to file this year. Though the company ranks about 30th among patent holders in the United States, Microsoft intends to move into the top 10.

Bron: InformationWeek

Open-Destination Quantum Teleportation

An international team of physicists has entangled five photons for the first time in the world, reports Technology Research News in "Five photons linked." Why is this important? Because it's the minimum number of qubits needed for universal error correction in quantum computing. In other words, they found a way to check computational errors in future quantum computers. The physicists also demonstrated what they call 'open-destination teleportation,' a way to teleport quantum information within and between computers." "They teleported the unknown quantum state of a single photon onto a superposition of three photons. They were then able to read out this teleported state at any one of the three photons by performing a measurement on the other two photons," adds PhysicsWeb in "Entanglement breaks new record ". This will be used in about ten to twenty years to move information among quantum networks. You'll find more details and references in this overview.

Bron: /.

Hehe, vage zooi

SP2 NL voor XP is uit, net erop gepleurd en alles werkt nog. Maar de nieuwe snufjes staan wel uitgeschakeld.

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Op 7 september 2004 1:48 schreef bazzio het volgende:
SP2 NL voor XP is uit, net erop gepleurd en alles werkt nog. Maar de nieuwe snufjes staan wel uitgeschakeld.

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Sja... mn collega hier heeft het gisteren geïnstalleerd op zijn laptop en bats! IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bsod bij het opstarten (zowel safe mode als laatste juiste config etc.) en ik heb het arme beestje met veel moeite weten te reänimeren zonder herinstalleren. Later bleek dat op 17% van de pc's XP service pack 2 problemen geeft... Dus ik wacht voorlopig nog wel eventjes.

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Op 7 september 2004 1:48 schreef bazzio het volgende:
SP2 NL voor XP is uit, net erop gepleurd en alles werkt nog. Maar de nieuwe snufjes staan wel uitgeschakeld.

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Als je SP1 al op illegale wijze hebt geinstalleerd kan je gewoon SP2 er over heen donderen.

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Op 7 september 2004 9:11 schreef CoenV het volgende:
Als je SP1 al op illegale wijze hebt geinstalleerd kan je gewoon SP2 er over heen donderen.

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Illegaal? Nee dit is de 1e legale versie van Windows die ik heb.

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Op 30 augustus 2004 13:15 schreef helmet het volgende:
Open-Destination Quantum Teleportation

The physicists also demonstrated what they call 'open-destination teleportation,' a way to teleport quantum information within and between computers."

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En deze wereldschokkende openbaring resulteert er in dat iedereen over 10 jaar nog sneller porno kan downloaden van internet.

FBI captures Intel staffer with Texas-sized gun cache Bron: The Register

It's not often that "AK-47" and "Intel" make it into the same sentence, but that's exactly what just happened after it was learned that a former Intel employee has been charged with plotting to attack one of the company's plants in Arizona.

Last month, David Dugan was arrested after agents observed him "picking up an AK-47 and 1000 rounds of ammunition" at an Arizona gun shop. Dugan had been under surveillance ever since he allegedly placed a phone call to a family member, suggesting that he planned to shoot up Intel's Chanlder, Arizona plant. Intel confirmed that Dungan was a former employee, and investigators suspect that the man was disgruntled after being fired and enduring a long-standing dispute over disability payments.

"The criminal complaint charges that on October 16, 2004, Dugan communicated with a family member in Missouri via telephone, discussing that Dugan had received a letter of termination from Intel and describing ways in which Dugan would cause production at Intel to cease and that people would possibly be hurt at the production facility," the Arizona District Attorney said in a statement.

Dugan has been charged with one count of of transmitting a threat via the telephone. He could face up five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

Agents searched Dugan's home and found an AK-47, a loaded rifle, a loaded shotgun, two handguns and 1800 rounds of ammunition. In Texas, that's known as "the weekend hunter's package."

The FBI alleges that Dugan planned to open up gas pipes in the basement of the Chandler plant and then to begin shooting at machinery. The former manufacturing technician was looking to cause millions in damages, according to the FBI's complaint.

A reporter for the Arizona Republic travelled over to Dugan's home and interviewed some of his neighbors.

"My daughter had seen him out walking his dog," one neighbor told the paper. "He had just had surgery, and he was very feeble in his walk."

A sign on Dugan's front door said, "No trespassing. No solicitations. Place nothing on doorknob. Post no bills please," according to the paper.

Dat is geen computer gerelateerd nieuws anus.

Als een bank medewerker een gun koopt is het geen financieel nieuws.

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