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takedown
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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about takedowns cover Microsoft's legal and technical actions against botnets and unauthorized content. Topics include the Rustock botnet takedown in 2011, where Microsoft coordinated an international effort to dismantle the spam-sending network, and the Waledac botnet takedown that preceded it. The tag also appears in threads about Microsoft requesting removal of leaked Windows 8 videos from YouTube, highlighting the company's enforcement of pre-release software confidentiality. Additionally, a user shares a personal story about a video with 47 million views being stolen on YouTube, illustrating broader content takedown issues. These threads reflect takedown as a recurring theme in cybersecurity, intellectual property, and platform enforcement.
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Hello all --
This week we released a Link Removedthat showcases some of the data we amassed in the wake of the big Rustock botnet takedown in the spring of 2010. The new SIR also delves into the diplomacy, secrecy and intellectual property law that all played important roles in the successful...
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If you’ve never downloaded and installed a leaked Windows 7 or Windows 8 build, you might not have seen the scary legalese in Microsoft’s license: “Unauthorized use or disclosure in any manner may result in disciplinary action.” In a nutshell, using pre-release builds is like Fight Club — you’re...