10 worst moments of security industry
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InformationWeek Magazine - one of the world's leading IT magazines - has just released a list of the 10 worst moments of the world security industry.
2015 was a year of unrest, not only because of the threat of terrorist forces worldwide, but also because of hacker attacks on the internet.
On July 31, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company completed the full-featured data transmission aircraft named Aquila in the global Wi-Fi coverage proj…
Samsung recently proposed launching thousands of small satellites into space to provide super-fast Internet to 5 billion people worldwide.
Lost data only accounts for 1 million of Western Europe's total data, but can also be considered lost to Google.
American experts built the world's smallest automatic computer, about the size of a grain of rice.
A new social network launched with claims to be more transparent, secure and private than the
A microchip that uses millions of electronic neurons and 256 million synapses can usher in a new era of increasingly smarter computers.
In the future, if you accidentally picked up an unknown USB, the person who picked it up should be happy and don't rush to plug it into your computer, because this might…
Symantec has just launched the optimal backup solution for Vietnamese businesses, which helps reduce 80% of operating costs with a speed of 100 times faster than today.
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on October 22 said that recently, some computers of this organization have been infected with malware.
CDs and DVDs for storing data are very familiar to computer users, but their durability is worth discussing.
Researchers in Singapore said they have developed a new type of computer memory that has more storage.
Most users who spend less time encrypting data on the hard drive lead to attacks by hackers. However, this problem will be solved with Toshiba's self-encrypted hard driv…
With only a computer connected to the network, people can update the whole scene, warnings, prevention ... when there are diseases occurring.