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Crazy It: Listed Only One Year, The Price of a Large Avalanche 1999 Fell to 699 Yuan

Dec 13, 2016

Dongguan, this is present in the anecdotal ambiguous in the entertainment paradise, so many men hear the heart \/ mind, listen to the heart. Of course, looking at the opportunity to harvest love is equivalent to the pig flying, ...

Tags: 360 mobile phone, hardware, Physical device

Israeli Announced a Bold Initiative This Week Calling on Tech Giants and Western Powers

Feb 8, 2014

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a bold initiative this week calling on tech giants and Western powers to band together to protect the world from cyber-attacks, vowing to relax export restrictions normally placed on ...

Tags: protect the world from cyber-attacks, cyber technology trade

Computer Security Systems May One Day Get a Boost From Quantum Physics

Jan 15, 2014

Computer security systems may one day get a boost from quantum physics, as a result of recent research from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Computer scientist Yi-Kai Liu has devised away to make a security device ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

A California Resident Affected by The Data Breach Has Filed a Lawsuit Against The Hackers

Dec 23, 2013

Target shoppers. Just in time for the holidays, your credit card data has been compromised. And according to Brian Krebs, the purloined information has been "flooding underground black markets in recent weeks, selling in batches of one ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics, Debit Cards, Credit

It's Vital for The It Department to Get Executives on The Company Board

Nov 29, 2013

It's vital for the IT department to get executives on the company board to properly understand security threats if maximum possible security against cyber attacks is going to be achieved. That was the consensus between experts during a ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Dr Hallam-Baker Has Published a Paper Calling for a More Robust Internet Architecture

Sep 16, 2013

Dr Phillip Hallam-Baker, a vice president and principal scientist in charge of web security software development at security software vendor Comodo, has published a paper calling for a more robust internet architecture that can combat web ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

A Hacker Has Apparently Taken Down The Virgin Radio Dubai Website

Jun 4, 2013

A hacker has apparently taken down the Virgin Radio Dubai website. The hacker, who goes by the username @OxAlien on Twitter, posted up a picture of his screen as he was apparently removing the link to the website on Monday night. The ...

Tags: Virgin Radio Dubai, Database, Hacker

Manuel Araoz,Has an Idea for Bitcoin That Doesn't Focus on Money

May 28, 2013

Manuel Araoz, a 23-year-old developer in Argentina, has an idea for Bitcoin that doesn't focus on money. Araoz, who works in game development, launched a service this week called Proof of Existence. It's essentially a notary public ...

Tags: Bitcoin Network, Computer Products, Ultrasecure Notary Service

Hackers Could Have Turned up The Heat in One of Google's Offices in Sydney. Literally

May 9, 2013

Hackers could have turned up the heat in one of Google's offices in Sydney. Literally. Computer security researchers with Cylance found that Google's Australia branch was using an unpatched version of Niagara, a software system used for ...

Tags: Google, Cooling System

China Government & Military Appear to Be Directly Involved in Cyber-Attacks Against The US

May 8, 2013

China's government and military appear to be directly involved in cyber-attacks against the U.S., according to a report released Monday by the U.S. Department of Defence. The conclusion, contained in an?annual report?evaluating China's ...

Tags: Pentagon, Cyberattacks, Computer Products

Mozilla Sent a Cease-and-Desist Letter on Tuesday to a European Company

May 3, 2013

Mozilla sent a cease-and-desist letter on Tuesday to a European company that created a piece of spyware masquerading itself as the Firefox browser. The move comes after computer security researchers said Tuesday they discovered that a ...

Tags: Mozilla, Spoofing Firefox

DDoS Suspect Used a Van as a Mobile Office to Attack on an Anti-Spam Organisation

May 2, 2013

The man suspected of participating in a large DDoS attack on an anti-spam organisation that caused intermittent Internet hiccups drove around Spain in a van he used as a mobile office, Spain's Interior Ministry said Sunday. The van was ...

Tags: DDoS Suspect, Mobile Office, Computer Products

Wikileaks' Latest Release Is Billed as a Transcript of a "Secret Meeting"

Apr 23, 2013

Wikileaks' latest release is billed as a transcript of a "secret meeting," but it may more accurately be termed a promotion. The site on Friday released a five-hour transcript of a June 2011 meeting between Julian Assange, one of the ...

Tags: google, Computer Products

Linux Users Accused Microsoft of Anti-Competitive Practices

Mar 29, 2013

A Spanish association of Linux users today accused Microsoft of anti-competitive practices, charging that Windows 8's Secure Boot blocks users from installing rival operating systems on new PCs. Hispalinux, which represents some 8,000 ...

Tags: Microsoft, EU Antitrust Probe, Linux Group

A Top U.S. Official Called on China to Investigate and Stop Cyberattacks

Mar 13, 2013

A top U.S. official called on China to investigate and stop cyberattacks, which he said pose a growing threat to the countries' economic relationship. Tom Donilon, U.S. President Barack Obama's national security advisor, said the U.S. ...

Tags: cyberattacks, proprietary technologies, Internet

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