Technology ; Apple Sues Over Web Leak of Advance Products
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Technology News, SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) is suing anonymous people who leaked details about new products by posting information on the Internet, court documents showed on Friday.
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Apple Computer has sued three software developers, contending they distributed versions of its OS X computer operating system on the Internet.
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Honeywell on Wednesday announced that it has filed suit against Apple and 33 other companies for alleged patent infringement over a technology that &quot;increases the brightness of images and that reduces the appearance of certain interference effects on a
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Science & environment: Â· Apple announces UK sale date for Â£269 gadgetÂ· Rural customers face network problems
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Apple Inc  Chief Executive  Steve Jobs has been asked by U.S. securities regulators to give  a deposition in a stock options backdating lawsuit against the  company's former general counsel, Bloomberg reported on  Thursday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Notoriously secretive Apple Computer has filed a lawsuit seeking to silence individuals it accuses of leaking trade secrets about a forthcoming product over the Internet.
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Also: iPhone lawsuit on hold. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Apple Inc and a popular Web site  that published company secrets about the maker of the Mac  computer, the iPhone and the iPod have reached a settlement  that calls for the site to shut down.
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Updated: The company says someone &quot;has recently misappropriated and disseminated through Web sites confidential information about an unreleased Apple product.
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Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) has sued three men for illegally distributing test copies of the next version of its Mac OS X operating system
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Honeywell on Wednesday announced that it has filed suit in federal court against Apple Computer Inc. and more than thirty other companies, alleging infringement over a 1994 patent that describes technology
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A&#160;class-action suit filed against Apple&#160;alleges the company unfairly uses technological restrictions with its iPod line and iTunes Music Store to beat out competitors.
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Apple Computer Inc. is set to sue several anonymous people who leaked details about new products by posting information on the Internet, it has been claimed.
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The 19-year-old publisher of a Web site facing a lawsuit over an article about a top-secret &#36;499 Apple computer said Friday he can't afford to defend himself.
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(InfoWorld) - More than a year after claiming to have found a way to take over a Macintosh computer using a flaw in the system's wireless card, David Maynor has published details of his exploit. The details were included in a paper published in the September issue of Uninformed.org, an online hacking magazine. The lengthy paper describes how to run unauthorized software on a Macintosh by taking advantage of a flaw in Apple's AirPort wireless drivers. Apple patched the bug in September 21 without crediting Maynor for discovering the problem. Instead,Â Apple's engineers found the bug during an internal audit, the company said. Maynor and researcher Jon Ellch first described this type of problem during an August 2006 presentation at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas. He was widely criticized by the Apple community for failing to back up his claims with technical details and for presenting a video demonstration that used a third-party wireless card instead of the one that ships with the Mac. On Tuesday, Maynor said that at the time of the Black Hat demonstration, he had found similar wireless bugs in a number of wireless cards, including Apple's AirPort and that he had been told to use the third-party card in the video because it was deemed "the least offensive to people." So why publish the Mac hack now? Maynor said that he had been under a nondisclosure agreement, which had previously prevented him from publishing details of the hack. The security researcher wouldn't say who his NDA was with, but that agreement is no longer in force, allowing him to talk about the exploit. "I published it now because I can publish it now," he said. By going public with the information, Maynor hopes to help other Apple researchers with new documentation on things like Wi-Fi debugging and the Mac OS X kernel core dumping facility. "There's a lot of interesting information in the paper that, if you're doing vulnerability research on Apple, you'd find useful." Maynor will soon publish a second paper on Uniformed.org explaining how to write software that will run on a compromised system, he said. As for his detractors, who will say that this disclosure comes too late, Maynor says he just doesn't care what they think. "Let them tear me apart all they want but at the end of the day the technical merit of the paper will stand on its own."
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Apple Computer Inc. has sued  three men for illegally distributing test copies of the next  version of its Mac OS X operating system on a file-sharing Web  site, court records showed on Tuesday.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ Cisco Systems is giving Apple until February 15 to respond to a lawsuit over the trademark to the name "iPhone," according to a federal court document filed late Wednesday.