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8 years in prison for crimes
A former UBS system administrator PaineWebber was sentenced to 8 years in prison for deliberately activating a program
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100 years of birth 'mother tongue' COBOL language
For the majority of people working in IT, COBOL (Common Business-Oriented Language) belongs to the past. However, the author of this programming language is probably ver…
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Windows Vista is capable of
This was confirmed by Microsoft after a report by Sophos (UK). The US software group also said that, in fact, they have not been able to do anything with viruses like St…
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12 products in general Vietnam Intellectual Survey
In the afternoon of December 7, the Organization Board of the 2006 Vietnam Intelligence Software Product Contest announced a list of 12 products that reached the final r…
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Microsoft continues to develop WinFS
Microsoft remains committed to developing the next generation of files and new storage systems - WinFS for Windows, though this process will take a long time.
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Romanian Hacker stirred up NASA and US Navy networks
Victor Faur, 26, (Arad, Romania) hacked 150 computers, took away data that NASA said caused $ 1.5 million in damage over the past two years. This WhiteHat leader is faci…
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The e-mail enlightened person regrets his invention
Eric Allman, who laid the foundation for the popular Sendmail email transfer protocol on the Internet, said he never agreed to deploy the project if he envisioned e-mail…
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Using 'mass' passwords increases the risk of data loss
Do not remember the password for each account on multiple pages, Internet users or the same password. The United Nations International Telecommunications Authority (ITU)…
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The worst technology forecasts ever
Although Intel's co-founder Gordon Moore's comment about the density of transistors in computer chips has become the truth for decades, other predictions are not so high…
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Smart home - Ideas come true
100 extremely modernly equipped houses, capable of acting as a whole with artificial intelligence are becoming a reality in Korea.
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VoIP security is too indifferent
Security firm Scanit warns that VoIP security is now very bad. Statistics show that up to 7/10 VoIP calls are
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Adobe Reader has a dangerous ActiveX error
Adobe has reported a dangerous ActiveX security flaw in the Reader and Acrobat application that could be exploited to hijack the system.
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Top 10 most dangerous malicious codes in November 2006
Sophos has just released a list of the 10 most spread viruses in November and warned about
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No antivirus software for Vista yet
Most security companies in the world to date - even if Vista has officially launched - still do not have an antivirus software for this new operating system.
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Japan developed anti-virus chip
Japanese researchers say they have successfully produced a microchip that can block computer viruses before they enter the PC. This step may change the method of using s…