Duesseldorf  - Struggling Bundesliga club Arminia Bielefeld managed to climb out of the relegation zone with a 2-2 draw at Bayer Leverkusen on Friday.

Bielefeld led with ten minutes to go, but allowed the home side back into the game for a draw that in the end is probably a disappointing result for the visitors.

Stefan Kiessling gave Leverkusen the lead in the 21st minute, but an own goal by Germany defender Manuel Friedrich equalized matters just a minute later.

Robert Tesche's header in the 39th minute then gave Bielefeld the half-time advantage.

Duesseldorf, Germany  - Sensitive data should not be stored online, Germany's PC Praxis magazine reported.

Most groups offering online storage do not encrypt data, it added and while some promise to use encryption, customers cannot always verify that claim.

Therefore, only non-critical data should be stored online.

The magazine tested seven online storage services. Caleido's Wuala scored the best marks. Experts were especially pleased to see that user data was encrypted directly on the user's computer. (dpa)

Duesseldorf - Computer users who fail to properly secure their wireless local area networks (WLAN) run the risk of getting into trouble with the law. One recent case adjudicated by the District Court of Dusseldorf saw a pensioner convicted of music piracy, for example. Whether the man actually committed the crime himself or whether someone else broke into his unsecured WLAN connection was irrelevant, the judge ruled. The user bears the responsibility for his or her connection.