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The controversial whistleblower web site Cryptome have been releasing sensitive government and corporate documents for almost 14 years now. The site has recently recently a controversial document titled Microsoft |
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Nobody enjoys spending hours on the phone with tech support to get fixes when there is something wrong with the PC or the internet connection. But talking to tech support is an inevitable process that we |
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You already know that Youtube has removed the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, “Never Gonna Give You Up.” They removed it because of the terms of use violation. But a lot of fans were hurt for this. A few hours |
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Up until now, 120MB of PlayStation 3’s 512MB of RAM were dedicated at all times to the operating system, while Xbox 360’s OS consumed only 32MB. This means that the PS3 console could come up short wen it |
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Despite a laundry list of problems with Google’s Nexus One that users have been complaining about, there was one feature that of the phone that kicked the iPhone 3GS’s buut: the gorgeous, 800-by-480 pixel |
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Yahoo Inc plans to integrate Twitter into its collection of websites, as the company seeks to enhance the appeal of its online properties with popular social networking features |
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Intel recently reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it too was the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack last month, at about the same time Google was allegedly attacked by Chinese hackers |
0Cyber-crime has hit India with a vengeance, thanks to lax local laws and apathy on the part of the government. The rapidly technologically advancing nation is seeing a jump in cyber-crime like the developed world as more and more of the country is moving online.
0With big-ticket sporting events like the football world cup and Commonwealth Games round the corner, Indians are more vulnerable to cyber crimes such as phishing and malware, says security protection software firm Symantec.
Indian Premier League has started in India, and with common wealth games and Football world cup around the corner, the threat of cyber [...]
2A 17 years of age boy admitted that he hacked the PlayStation site of Sony back in November, 2008. The boy, Greater Latrobe Senior High School student from Pennsylvania, pleaded that he took revenge on the site after being banned for cheating in a SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals tournament. He brought down the site for [...]
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Be careful guys and girls. The people who pass most of the time on the internet, be ware, hacker are floating around. And the latest medium of the hackers is “sea world tragedy”. Many of you already know about the tragedy and still searching for footage. But you could be attacked by viruses or malware [...]
1The controversial whistleblower web site Cryptome have been releasing sensitive government and corporate documents for almost 14 years now. The site has recently recently a controversial document titled Microsoft Online Services Global Criminal Compliance Handbook, a guide for law enforcement detailing what personal data Microsoft has on its millions of users.
The information contained in the [...]
0After studying 50 hacker movies spanning over five decades, a researcher at the Dublin Institute of Technology has aid that when it comes to portraying hackers, Hollywood usually gets it right. In most Hollywood movies, as in real life, hackers aren’t teenaged whiz-kids. They’re professionals, over 30 years old, who work in IT. “Generally they’re [...]
1Intel recently reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it too was the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack last month, at about the same time Google was allegedly attacked by Chinese hackers. Intel made the revelation in its annual report to the Commission filed on February 22.
“We regularly face attempts by others to [...]
0The organizer of the Pwn2Own hacking contest, Aaron Portnoy, has claimed that the Windows 7 OS is more secure than Apple’s Snow Leopard. Portnoy, who is the lead of the security research team with 3Com TippingPoint, said “Safari will be the first to go. [Safari will] be on Snow Leopard, which isn’t on the same [...]
0Two educational institutions in China, including one which is closely related Chinese military, have tried to attacks on Google and dozens of other American corporations.
They also said the attacks, aimed at stealing trade secrets and computer codes and capturing e-mail of Chinese human rights activists, may have begun as early as April, months earlier than [...]
0Google has been getting a lot of flak for the intentional privacy holes it left in Buzz. The privacy problems handed Google a lot of bad publicity, with the entire web community (it seems) hating Buzz with a passion. Now Google is trying to reign in the damage by making changes to Buzz’s privacy settings [...]
0Popular freelance writer and blogger Laurie Stark has written an interesting piece published on Technorati about what she calls our “antiquated ideas about privacy” and how we should’nt be hating on Google Buzz so much. She calls Google’s new technology “revolutionary” and says Buzz is changing the world.
Why You Need to Get Over Your Aversion [...]
0Business Insider is reporting a huge privacy hole in Google Buzz. When a user logs into Buzz, it automatically provides them with followers and people to follow, based on how frequently users email and chat with their acquaintances. The problem, the magazine points out, is that both the people who follow you, and the people [...]
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