Articles Archive for Year 2010
In true Scharzenegger-style, Facebook responds that it’s not a tumor breach. The basic gist of their response is that even though they leaked UIDs, they did not not share any private user data. Apparently when a user agrees …
Law enforcement agencies have been using fingerprints to positively identify people for a long time, and biometric security devices relying on the same technology are viewed as the best of all. At least that what the folks at Henry Kendall …
Several news sites are reporting that the authors of the popular ZoneAlarm firewall software are using a new advertizing scheme to push products. The popup windows are not appreciated by some because they resemble the scareware tactics of malware authors. …
Most people would not consider using an alternative DNS service to the one that is provided by there ISP. DNS is the service that allows computers to connect to each other by name (ie www.xenoactive.com) rather than IP address. …
The recent iPhone4 launch arrived with early adopters reporting a wide variety of problems. The most common is the antenna issue, others have also emerged.
The US Air Force has a bid out for a software project to manage up to 500 fake online personas. The software must allow 50 real people to manage up to 10 virtual personalities each. Each virtual personality may …
The iPad is definitely big news. The early adopters are posting everything that they have done with it- from blogging to hacking.