A very interesting clip on the popular website Facebook. Includes
who has money in it, its origins(including US government offices) and
their privacy policies and terms of agreement which state they can use
and profit from any of the information you post on the site. Check it
out! Original source: http://www.albumoftheday.com/facebook
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Twitter has produced a hot new
trend: real-time search. There is hardly a day that goes by within the
Internet industry that real-time search is not mentioned. To feed this
new hunger for real-time information, real-time search engines such as Twitter Search, Scoopler, Collecta, Topsy, CrowdEye, and more are popping up all around.
Unlike the traditional search engines, these real-time search
engines return the most current information from the Web in the form of
blog content and comments, Twitter messages, images and video, social
services, news sources, and more.
Why does our society crave this continuous stream of information? Collecta CEO Gerry Campbell told WebProNews that this need to publish and consume information actually goes back to ancient times.
“If you go back all the way to the progression of cave paintings
through monks copying Bibles to Gutenberg’s press, we’ve seen an
acceleration in the ability to publish information. In addi
It sounds like something from a science fiction movie: Sensors
are surgically inserted in the brain to understand what you’re
thinking. Machines that can speak, move or process information — based
on the fleeting thoughts in a person’s imagination.
A widespread and
unusually resilient computer attack that began July 4 knocked out the
Web sites of several government agencies, including some that are
responsible for fighting cyber crime, The Associated Press has learned.
If you were as excited as me about the opening of the new Wet N' Wild waterpark in Phoenix you may already have your season pass, or plan on getting one soon. You may know that they invested 30 million into the new slides and infrastructure, but what you don't know may cause you some concern.
Scott Painter makes his living betting on startup companies, having played a role in launching 29 of them over the years. But with the bad economy choking initial public offerings and acquisitions, Painter is now backing an idea that makes it easier for insiders like him to sell shares in their companies even before they go public.
Cyber criminals are setting snares that move at the speed of news. Savvy cyber criminals are taking advantage of our increasing reliance on computers and the Internet. Panda Security, a Spain-based antivirus maker, has been monitoring an onslaught of links with malicious software, or "malware," on Twitter that tag hot topics such as the Air France crash, the NBA finals, "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert and the new iPhone."Cyber criminals have been targeting Twitter users by creating thousands of messages (tweets) embedded with words involving trending topics and malicious URLs," Sean-Paul Correll, a threat researcher for Panda Labs, wrote recently on a blog for the company.....
The emails carry the subject line “Your friend invited you to twitter!”, while the sender’s address is spoofed as “invitations@twitter.com”. Unlike a typical Twitter invite, however, the email contains no invitation link: instead it carries the attached file Invitation Card.zip, tempting the receiver to download it. The attachment, of course, contains W32.Ackantta.B@mm – a nasty, email address-harvesting worm.
Big deal, you say? I can just uninstall the add-on via Firefox's handy Add-ons interface, right? Not so fast. The trouble is, Microsoft has disabled the "uninstall" button on the extension.
America has for too long failed to adequately protect the security of its computer networks, President Barack Obama said, announcing he will name a new cyber czar to take on the job. This is a "transformational moment" for the country
It's all fun & games until someone starts using real bullets. Didn't these kids ever watch the TERMINATOR movies? Anyone want to take bets how long before the Israelis buy their research?
China has installed a secure operating system known as "Kylin" on government and military computers designed to be impenetrable to US military and intelligence agencies. [Hacker Challenge 2009]
Welcome to Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) testing. We're on our way to Windows 7, and if you like trying out pre-release software, now’s your chance. You get to see what's coming, and we get to see if our changes and fixes from the Beta tes
It isn't the best marketing proposition to sell encryption products next door to a fellow exhibitor who promises they can crack them. That's what happened at a conference, with encryption company PGP positioned 10 feet away from a Russian com
"computer and internet protocol address verifier," or CIPAV, is designed to infiltrate a target's computer and gather a wide range of information, which it secretly sends to an FBI server in eastern Virginia.
Microsoft could have Windows 7 on shipping PCs by September, Compal president Ray Chen said today at an investor's conference. The PC contractor executive understands from plans that the software should be available in either late September or ea
Once upon a time, Microsoft crowed that Windows Vista would be twice as popular as XP. Research firm Ovum, predicted a more modest 15% switchover in the first year, but gushed that Vista would be "the fastest-moving operating system ever."
A nasty worm has wriggled into millions of computers and continues to spread, leaving security experts wondering whether the attack is a harbinger of evil deeds to come. A computer worm known as "Conficker" or "Downadup" had infec
So far people are reporting MS' new operating system is working pretty well. It is a Beta, meaning there will almost certainly be serious bugs. I recommend not putting this on any computer you care about.
An Austin teacher sent an angry, accusatory email to a local Linux collective accusing them of piracy for distributing the free operating system and excoriating them for encouraging her students to do the same.
The more I dug into Windows 7, the more I became convinced that I was dealing with an OS that was a slightly tweaked, nearly baked revision of Windows Vista.
Less than a year after announcing Android, the open-source phone operating system intended to jump-start the mobile Internet, Google began sharing the project's underlying source code.
Eager beavers keen to get their hands on the long-awaited arrival of version 3.0 of OpenOffice.org are currently unable to download the free, open source-flavored suite of office apps because demand has broken the website.
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