Large Web services crashed in unison
Over the weekend, customers were unable to log in to a series of large sites like America online, MySpace.com and Earthlink, sparking suspicions that hackers are carryin…
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Over the weekend, customers were unable to log in to a series of large sites like America online, MySpace.com and Earthlink, sparking suspicions that hackers are carryin…
Web services that are currently provided in conjunction with traditional software will only support more than replace the software industry.
Web 2.0 provides interoperability and extended connectivity for users. However, in the process of rushing to find these
Mozilla, yesterday (July 26), recommended Firefox users should upgrade to version 1.5.0.5 to fix some security flaws. Mozilla's recommendation is broadcast in a message…
Web services not only save data online but also synchronize with laptops, desktops and mobile phones. In parallel with the popularity of broadband connections, hard driv…
The number of web-based attacks (databases) has reached a record number this year when hackers see this as
If you're still excited about Zinedine Zidane's hit headlining at the 2006 World Cup, be extra careful when scouring the subject on the Web.
Software engineers from Microsoft have just released a tool to prevent the exploitation of Internet search mechanisms to send spam. This Strider Search Defender program…
Yesterday (July 11), Microsoft officially stopped supporting about 70 million people worldwide who are using Windows 98. The time when US corporations launched this oper…
A reputable hacker announced, will announce, in July, every day at least details about a security error of the current browser. This is a part of the
Trends trick users into visiting specially programmed websites to help spread malicious software that is gradually emerging strongly in cyber criminals.
Angered by Microsoft's indifferent and irresponsible attitude and Amazon, a security researcher has published details of security flaws that exist on their two websites.
With more and more users turning to check mail, paying and working with Web applications, cybercriminals began to cling to them to exploit account information and other…
On June 21, Sun Microsystems announced the second test version (Beta 2) of Java 6 - the software's next-generation development language for Web 2.0 programmers.