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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) if he will list the (a) internet service providers and (b) mobile phone companies who are using their technology to block access to child pornography websites;
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) if he will list the (a) internet service providers and (b) mobile phone companies who are using their technology to block access to child pornography websites;
What has been their response to the advice from the National Infrastructure Security Co-ordination Centre that agencies involved in the critical national infrastructure should stop using Microsoft Internet Explorer because of its security weaknesses.
What has been their response to the advice from the National Infrastructure Security Co-ordination Centre that agencies involved in the critical national infrastructure should stop using Microsoft Internet Explorer because of its security weaknesses.
Given recent research of Symantec indicating that 25.2 per cent of the world's "zombie" computers are located in the United Kingdom, what action they are taking to address this proliferation and its causes. [HL 1932].
Given recent research of Symantec indicating that 25.2 per cent of the world's "zombie" computers are located in the United Kingdom, what action they are taking to address this proliferation and its causes. [HL 1932].
Given that an estimated 67 per cent of all computers contain some form of spyware, and given the uses to which spyware can be put to facilitate identity theft and online fraud, what legislative sanctions exist to protect computers and their users from such programs. [HL 253].
Given that an estimated 67 per cent of all computers contain some form of spyware, and given the uses to which spyware can be put to facilitate identity theft and online fraud, what legislative sanctions exist to protect computers and their users from such programs. [HL 253].