If Kazuma Yabano stays out of trouble for four years, his 22-month prison sentence will simply go away.
First Sasser Sven gets a wrist-tap from a German court, and now this. As
Indeed. While this case, the first involving a conviction on phishing in Japan, will draw some contempt from the tech industry, it isn't nearly as in the workplace. A Trend Micro survey of users found one in three US end-users had no problem clicking suspicious links or visiting questionable sites from their workplace computer, because that computer belongs to the company and not the person using it.
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Yahoo! Japan Phisher Gets Suspended Sentence
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