Vietnamese cybercrime is easy to catch and awkward
All online attacks in 2006 were made clear, but the perpetrators were only administratively handled with a fine of VND 10-20 million. The authorities 'complained' that t…
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All online attacks in 2006 were made clear, but the perpetrators were only administratively handled with a fine of VND 10-20 million. The authorities 'complained' that t…
$ 3 million is the amount of money that adware company Zango is sanctioned by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Names like IBM, HP, Acer and Toshiba are referred to as giants in the laptop market in Vietnam, with 90% market share, the remaining 10% belongs to merchants. Other bran…
Firms are racing at full capacity for an ideal computer, both meeting the huge information needs and satisfying the entertainment needs.
According to the Network Security Center (BKIS), October is a month of illegal spyware and adware (adware) in agencies and businesses in Vietnam.
The above survey activity is within the framework of implementing the Project
Inspectorate of the Ministry of Culture and Information in collaboration with the High-tech Crime Prevention Department, Police Department Investigation of Crime of Orde…
According to a recent poll conducted by the Gallup Institute, more than a quarter of Americans said they had stolen financial information and personal information stored…
Weighing in at 898 grams, Sony's Vaio Type G notebook will be the lightest laptop in the world and is expected to be available in Japan from December.
Since this week, Microsoft will begin a promotional coupon program for computer users who want to upgrade to the Vista operating system in an effort to prevent PC sales…
On the afternoon of October 25, Vietnam Television (VTV) signed a cooperation agreement on information technology (IT) with Intel Vietnam and CMS Computer Company (CMC G…
According to a new Microsoft security report, malware used to hijack remote computers (often called zombies) remains the biggest threat to Windows-based computers.
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…