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Eight account electronic mail Yahoo belonging foreign journalists working in China and Taiwan hacked (hack) during recent weeks
Posted: March 31, 2010 in freewareTags: cases peretasan account electronic mail belonging journalist, China, Computing, E-mail, Gmail, Google, Google Inc., Human rights in the People's Republic of China, Internet, PDF, Taiwan, Thus conveyed club Correspondent, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Inc.
Eight account electronic mail Yahoo belonging foreign journalists working in China and Taiwan hacked (hack) during recent weeks. This causes Yahoo forced shut access entering inbox accounts these.
“Us confirming eight cases peretasan account electronic mail belonging journalist in China and Taiwan, several accounts Blocked by Yahoo on March 25 ago,” Thus conveyed club Correspondent Foreigners China (FCCC) via official assertion like quoted pages PCWorld.
Beside in-hack, settings in one accounts modified so letter incoming forwarded to address electronic mail other. FCCC said Yahoo yet answer their questions associated attacks hackers these.
This group appealed members to changing keywords to unlock their inbox. “Members also should use other ways making appointments interviews or affairs other sensitive,” said FCCC.
Parties Yahoo itself yet give comment.
Beginning March ago, account electronic mail foreign journalists in China become soft target malware. Attacks disguised in promissory from press section Shanghai World Expo and contains PDF document dangerous.
Similar attacks occurs told Gmail account belonging fighters human rights in China on December ago. This, plus with rules sensors search results, makes Google interesting self from China mainland and run operating from Hong Kong.
presenter ESPN's Erin Andrews Video was contain viruses
Posted: March 16, 2010 in entertainmentTags: Andrews, busy mengobok-obok Internet, diligent search, Erin Andrews, ESPN, Google, Google Inc., Internet users, lawyer, Malware, Marshall B Grossman, Michael Jackson, Not safe for work, Sports, Sports in the United States, Sports media, Technology_Internet, The Walt Disney Company, YouTube, YouTube Inc
Videos that show presenter ESPN’s Erin Andrews sexy naked in his hotel, save a great danger. Video was there that contain viruses that can infect your computer. But once the Internet users do not care and remain diligent search for this video.According to Google Trends data search with the keyword “Erin Andrews video” position 10 of the most searched items on Google.Erin Andrews is the second high-level profile in the last weeks that are used to spread malware. Previously dangerous programs profiteer Michael Jackson’s death on July 7 by offering teaser Jacko secret song.
In addition to containing the virus fake video, nude video was reported there. Andrews and ESPN’s lawyers have protested to several sites including YouTube and NSFW POA that Erin was naked video was pulled.Although already removed, people are still busy mengobok-obok Internet to find a video of five minutes duration was reported Andrews was standing in front of the hotel’s glass.
Lawyer Andrews, Marshall B Grossman said he would sue the person who took the video, because it violates privacy and publishing indecent material. Andrews has become a sensation on the Internet, even before the video was circulated.He has been called the Erin Pageviews because of traffic caused by the video clips and photos. Playboy magazine is also referred to him as the presenter of the sexiest sport in 2008 and 2009.
China warned Google, the world's largest search engine, against flouting the country's laws on Friday
Posted: March 12, 2010 in TechnologyTags: China, Chinese government, Computing, Google, Google China, Google Inc., Human-computer interaction, Hypertext, information technology, Internet, Internet in the People's Republic of China, Li Yizhong, Minister of Industry and Information, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Mobile Payment, repeated media questions, search engine, stopped filtering search results, Technology_Internet, World Wide Web
China warned Google, the world’s largest search engine, against flouting the country’s laws on Friday, as expectations grow for a resolution to a public battle over censorship and cyber-security.The chief executive of Google, Eric Schmidt, said this week he hoped to announce soon a result to talks with Chinese authorities on offering an uncensored search engine in China.
“Google has made its case, both publicly and privately,” China’s Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Li Yizhong, said, but did not confirm directly that his ministry was in talks with Google.Google in January threatened to pull out of China if it could not offer an unfiltered Chinese search engine, after cyber attacks originating from China on it and about 30 other firms.”If you don’t respect Chinese laws, you are unfriendly and irresponsible, and the consequences will be on you,” Li told reporters, in answer to a question on what China would do if Google.cn simply stopped filtering search results.Li complimented Google on having reached about 30 percent market share in the Chinese market since it launched google.cn about three years ago, and said it was welcome to expand market share further if it abided by Chinese law.
It was up to Google whether to stay in China’s market or not, he added.Ministry officials have wavered between confirming and denying that talks are happening at all, in response to repeated media questions during China’s annual legislative session.
“This is really a hot topic, it’s easy and yet not easy to respond. A lot of these matters don’t fall under my ministry, ” Li said.The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology shares oversight of the Chinese Internet with a number of other bodies, while still more bureaucracies are involved in matters of foreign investment, complicating the Chinese government’s response to Google’s challenge.(Reuters)
Google officials, to reduce the cost of electricity that had been consuming a large cost. They also want to reduce carbon pollution
Posted: February 21, 2010 in TechnologyTags: Android, cellular telephone, Computing, electricity, electricity use home, energy, Environment, free word processor, Google, Google Inc., Google PowerMeter, Human-computer interaction, Hypertext, Internet-based software, Microsoft, Microsoft Corporation, Mobile Payment, Mobile phone, retail electricity, solar energy, Technology, Technology_Internet, United States, wasteful electricity, World Wide Web
Google officials, to reduce the cost of electricity that had been consuming a large cost. They also want to reduce carbon pollution. “We want to buy high-quality energy and environmentally friendly as possible, said an official Google. Google’s rumored to want to use electricity from solar energy.Since December they began to plunge into the energy business. December and then they set up subsidiaries to buy and sell electricity to large parties. This January, they have asked permission to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to enter the market.
Earlier, in the United States had come the news that Google will sell retail electricity. Moreover, previously, Google has issued a software PowerMeter. This is the Internet-based software that can measure electricity use home or business. Through this tool they can also know what equipment is wasteful electricity.
Google’s current business is not just the Internet. We have stretched from the phone business, a map, until the electricity. In the mobile phone business, for instance, they make the Android software and make phone Nexus One. They also challenge Microsoft by creating a free word processor that is used throughout to connect to the internet.