Posted on 06/23/2005 11:05:30 AM PDT by DavidBurt
US firm says Iran 'illegally' uses Internet filter software
A US Web security firm cited in a report on Iran's Internet censorship said that any use in Iran of its software is "illegal and unauthorized." . John McNulty, chairman and chief executive of Secure Computing Corporation said in a statement that his company "has sold no licenses to any entity in Iran." . The company was cited in a report Tuesday by the OpenNet Initiative, a partnership of researchers that called Iran's Internet censorship among the worst in the world and called the US firm "complicit."
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Stealing software to uphold morals, such irony. Since the Iranian government is complicit in this, and Sharia is the law of the land we should expect to see a bunch of one-handed officials running around in Iran right?
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