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Zombie haunts Windows computers
According to a new Microsoft security report, malware used to hijack remote computers (often called zombies) remains the biggest threat to Windows-based computers.
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Alarm of dangerous bot, Trojan infection rate
The latest statistics from Microsoft show that backdoor Trojans and bots are really terrible dangers for Windows users. However, the rootkits infection rate is on the de…
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IT goods carry away repairs and warranties of
The demand for high-tech goods to serve life is increasing, but consumer understanding of internal devices is often poor. This creates opportunities for shops to buy, se…
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Yahoo introduced 'social bookmarks'
Yahoo is preparing to introduce a solution to organize and share bookmarks more simply with users. The solution will also be integrated with the Yahoo Toolbar, allowing…
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VDC deployed to install Internet agent management software
Implementing the Ministry of Transport's policy on Internet agency management, VDC has cooperated with provincial / municipal post offices and telecommunication companie…
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New phishing security flaw discovered in IE 7
Security experts have discovered a deadly weakness in Internet Explorer 7 that could be exploited by hackers to bypass the browser 's anti - phishing features.
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Launched HP's Dual Core desktop computer
Last week, HP unveiled the new Pavilion A1542L desktop line with powerful Intel Pentium D Dual Core dual-core processor, stylish casing, full of facilities to meet the n…
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Bit Torrent will be integrated into the hardware
BitTorrent has just announced that three hardware manufacturers including Asus, Planex and Qnap will integrate BitTorrent technology, a technology that is so familiar wi…
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Six gold cup of information and communication technology in 2006
In the evening of October 26, in Hanoi, within the framework of activities at Vietnam Informatics Week 2006 (IT Week 2006), the Organizing Committee announced the Vietna…
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Oracle killed Red Hat with a price war
Once again, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison made the entire software industry shaken. Only this time does not involve an acquisition.
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Vietnam needs about $ 1 billion to remove software piracy
With about 2 million existing personal computers in Vietnam and the highest rate of software piracy in the world (over 90%), to eliminate this problem, we need about 1 b…
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Samsung quietly launched two new micro-PCs
South Korean electronics firm has upgraded its UMPC (Ultramobile PC) device line with more powerful processors and larger hard drives. Products are available in European…
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YouTube removes copyright-infringing videos
Google 's YouTube page has just removed nearly 30,000 video clips after receiving accusations from a Japanese media group that claimed they violated copyright.
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Asia-Pacific PC revenue increased by 15%
Market research firm IDC predicts revenue from PC business in the Asia-Pacific region - excluding Japan - will increase by 15% compared to the same period last year.