The world's largest card data theft
Information of at least 45.7 million customer credit and debit cards has been stolen and it is believed that this is the case.
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Information of at least 45.7 million customer credit and debit cards has been stolen and it is believed that this is the case.
Perhaps Microsoft's popularity is partly due to unsafe products with a series of deadly security bugs. But in the latest report, security firm Symantec claims that Windo…
Last week, the event attracted the attention of a large number of IT organizations: Workshop - exhibition of network security and data security. This first time with the…
A report from smart service Hitwise shows that the number of visits to social networking sites in the US increased by 11.5% from January to February 2007. This data is b…
According to Mr. Nguyen Long - General Secretary of Vietnam Association of Informatics, currently in Japan, on the morning of March 15, starting at 8:15, Chicken Team of…
Security experts have just recorded a sudden increase in the number of malicious software originating from China. The reason is only one: many hackers in this country ha…
Chinese web portal Sina.com has announced cooperation with five foreign record labels to establish the largest digital music platform in the country. Shanghai Securities…
Security firm McAfee affirmed the domain name website
IBM announced on March 12 that it plans to open a number of new computer service centers in Vietnam and China.
Due to concerns about compatibility, the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have not allowed tens of…
There are only a few hundred thousand cards already available
Working at Google and enjoying a number of other incentives that are jealousy are often reserved for Silicon Valley's No. 1 search employees.
This number one Internet photo sharing and management service has just celebrated 3 years of operation. Co-founder Stewart Butterfield shared his thoughts on Flickr's de…
According to a latest comScore Networks survey, the number of global Internet users has increased by about 10% in 2006. Leading this growth trend must include India, Chi…