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More destructive cyber attacks could be made by 2015 : Gartner

December 1, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

World’s leading IT research and advisory firm Gartner has forecast that by 2015, online sabotages will become multi-modal and very damaging and that even a G-20 nation’s critical infrastructure will be disrupted and damaged by such cyber attacks . “By 2015, a G20 nation’s critical infrastructure will be disrupted and damaged by online sabotage. Online [...]

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“Google hack”- leaked US documents finger Chinese Government

November 29, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Early we had reported about hack on Google’s computer network and occurred major problem in mailing services, now the News is that the all plan behind this hack is reportedly alleged on Chinese officials. According to “a Chinese contact” who told the U.S. Embassy in Beijing about “a coordinated campaign of computer sabotage carried out [...]

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IBC Bank Website is Down, May be DDOS Attack or Server Overload

September 1, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

We already reported previous week that the Bank of America website down and here is the next bank, the IBC bank. IBC Bank website at IBC.com and the IBC Bank Online login site at ibcbankonline.ibc.com both are down currently, and they have been for a couple hours it appears. The website doesn’t even seem to [...]

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Mortal Kombat Hands-on

August 23, 2010 By Daniel Midofit Leave a Comment

Mortal Kombat Gets Limited Edition Pre-Order Bonuses from Retailers

Mortal Kombat is returning to its roots. The upcoming entry in the long running series appropriately titled simply Mortal Kombat is 2D and violent: don’t expect the Teen rating that accompanied the DC crossover from two years ago. We recently had a chance to go hands-on with it and found the game to be a [...]

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Oracle’s Suit Against Google Android OS Doing Favor to Microsoft, Its an Open Source Software Tread

August 14, 2010 By Daniel Midofit Leave a Comment

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Oracle’s suit against Google has one clear winner: Microsoft. With Google’s Android tied up in litigation, and Oracle becoming the latest villain in the open source community, Microsoft has a chance to make inroads in the mobile market and elsewhere. Oracle’s suit against Google over its Android mobile operating system signals a major reversal in [...]

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Even India Keeping an Eye on RIM BlackBerry Security Issues After Middle East Countries – India Gave Aug.31 Deadline to RIM

August 12, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

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Research In Motion’s popular BlackBerry email and instant messaging services will be shut down if the Canadian maker does not address Indian security concerns by August 31, the government said on Thursday. A DoT official, who declined to be named, told reporters that the meeting ended “inconclusively,” but refused to provide details. The ultimatum came [...]

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Ubuntu is More Safer than Windows – Says Dell

June 17, 2010 By Ethan William Leave a Comment

Linux has a powerful booster in the never-ending debate over what OS is safest from malware and spyware: Dell. And the vast majority of viruses and spyware written by hackers are not designed to target and attack Linux, They Said. Our users have shown interest in:SPYWARE LOGO

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