Jailed terror student 'hid' files in the wrong Windows folder
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And 'provided terror instructions' via web links Careless use of Windows folders cost a Scottish student a lengthy prison stretch today, as an Edinburgh High Court Judge sentenced Mohammed Atif Siddique to eight years for possession of terrorism-related items. During his trial the jury had been told by Michael Dickson, a forensics analyst for the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit, that Siddique's laptop computer had contained material placed in a Windows folder where it would be difficult for an inexperienced to find.â¦
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A Scottish student, described by prosecutors as a "wannabe suicide bomber", was jailed for eight years on Tuesday for possessing terrorism-related materials including bomb-making instructions.
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Program showing how to use flaw in Windows' handling of graphics files hits the Net--back up your family photos and beware.
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A Scottish student was found guilty on Monday of possessing terrorism-related materials including bomb-making instructions, despite arguing he was only conducting research.
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A special branch officer admits he may have inadvertently contaminated evidence in a terror trial.
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LONDON A British prosecutor said Wednesday that the authorities had seized 100 computers containing thousands of files and had issued 52 terrorism-related warrants in the investigation that led to charges against eight men for conspiracy to commit murder ...
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A British-born Muslim student, described at his trial as a "wannabe suicide bomber", was jailed for eight years Tuesday after being convicted of promoting Islamist extremism on the Internet.
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The software maker has acknowledged it was wrong when it told users certain file formats were insecure.
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A Scottish court on Monday convicted an Islamist student described by a prosecutor as a &quot;wannabe suicide bomber&quot; of a string of terror offences.
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A 21 July terror suspect kept a list of explosives on a CD Rom seized by the authorities, a court hears.
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A university student is found guilty at the Old Bailey of possessing articles for terrorist purposes.
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A 26-year-old college student faces 15 years in prison as the first person convicted of software piracy stemming from April&#39;s international raids dubbed &quot;Operation Fastlink.
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SANFORD, Fla. - A convicted felon was mistakenly released from state prison after serving only about half of his sentence on drugs and weapons charges. He was free 16 days before corrections officials realized their error and put him back behind bars.
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A key piece of evidence against a jailed mosque leader accused of supporting terrorism has come into question, with federal prosecutors acknowledging that a note found in a terrorist camp may have been mistranslated.
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A British Muslim falsely confessed to planning to bomb several high-profile English landmarks after being tortured and subjected to degrading conditions in Pakistan, his defense lawyer said on Tuesday.
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Â· We were tricked, London pair tell Channel 4 Â· Teenagers allegedly found with cocaine in laptops
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Three men have been sentenced to a total  of 24 years in prison after admitting to inciting terrorism  over the Internet in the first case of its kind in Britain,  police said on Thursday.