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Phishing is now a familiar concept in the Internet user community. But perhaps the concept of Rock Phish is not so popular.
Two of our top operating system editors, a Mac specialist and a Windows expert, compared the points Apple should reconsider when developing the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard lin…
When strange things appear (if not evil), then network problems have arisen. Technology experts began searching for hidden criminals.
Security experts have discovered a way to use JavaScript to map home or business networks and attack servers and devices that can be connected.
According to the warning of security experts of Misoft Company, Trendmicro today, network systems in Vietnam are infected with two types of WORM_RONTOKBRO.B and WORM_RBO…
After much debate about the power of WiMAX and 3G technologies, many experts have now claimed that these are not mutually exclusive technologies. They say, we can see th…
On New Year, you use digital camera (KTS) to capture fun moments with friends, relatives ... But when reviewing the photos taken, you accidentally press Delete All, so A…
Already using Windows operating system, surely everyone knows that to turn off the computer, restart the computer must go to Start Turn Off Computer menu. However, the p…
For IT professionals, sometimes work not only helps to make money, but also helps them to practice good qualities.
Expert Meg Cramer, a long-time computer technology expert, shared a string of code typing days just to get free software.
American experts built the world's smallest automatic computer, about the size of a grain of rice.
China's fourth Tianhe 2 (Tianhe 2) system has been recognized as the world's fastest supercomputer for the fourth time.
China's Thien Ha 2 (Tianhe 2) supercomputer began to test and serve the needs of the community, while the system continued to be tweaked and debugged.
Researchers from IBM in Switzerland have announced new computers inspired by human brains and powered by what they call