Title:
The PRO-IP Act
Description:
In October, the federal government, with strong bipartisan support, reorganized its strategy and expanded the resources available to protect the nation’s intellectual property with the enactment of the Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act, known as the PRO-IP Act, 15 U.S.C. 8101. This article describes the major innovations created in the act and discusses its implications for businesses with valuable IP assets.
Released: 12/22/08
Cost: Free
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- Category: Business News
- Language: English
Nick Akerman regularly consults with clients on how to protect their valuable computer data and represents clients in court actions to retrieve stolen data and prevent its dissemination. In this podcast, he will discuss current topics related to this area of expertise. Look for his Podcast in the iTunes Music Store.
Has it occurred to ayonne that an unscrupulous person could “accidently” bring up a sound recorder app and record the audio from the dongle, then sell it on the internet or play it into another device that has the Square app installed.This square app encrypts the data. It should take about 12 hours for some bright hacker to either hack into the Square software or build an app from scratch that will convert the audio file to a text file that contains all the information from the mag strip.Of course they will need the dongle. Wait I have a MP3 to cassette adaptor in my car that has a read head and an audio plug… I wonder…