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Facebook Has its Own App Store

Almost a year ago the rumor had, under the mysterious name " Spartan Project "by the development of a Facebook application store in HTML5 launched from the browser or mobile application (not just a way of accessing groomed the web version). Over time eventually confirmed the rumors and the company has just officially announced the beta for developers of its own [...]

The Wi-Fi Hotels used to Spread Malware

On his blog , Intego reported a warning made ??by the FBI in the United States. The government agency announced that hackers will use open networks of hotels to infect computers with malware customers. Specific details are not given but presumably hackers create Wi-Fi networks are identical to those left accessible to the general public they have total [...]

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Upgrade to Flash Player Important Fixes Security Hole

The Adobe made available today a major upgrade to Flash Player correcting a security hole and urging all users upgrade immediately to be safe. Upgrading to an exploit that could cause the crash plugin allowing someone to take

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Secure Electronic Access to Public Services

Greece, through the Ministry of Administrative Reform and eGovernment participates in European pilot project STORK 2 (Secure idenTity acrOss boRders linKed 2.0), which began on April 1, 2012 and will last 36 months.The inaugural project meeting held in Madrid. The STORK, through a common architecture and standards, allows businesses and individuals to use their national electronic [...]

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Are You Thought You are Safe in a https Site?

Research published by the Trustworthy Internet Movement, a nonprofit organization dealing with security on the Internet, reveals that 90 percent of the top 200 000 websites with https protection is vulnerable to attack SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). The data derived from a new project called SSL Pulse using an automated scanning technology to analyze the security [...]

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Facebook Extends "Black List" of URL and Offers Free Antivirus

The increasing popularity of Facebook has forced the company to raise security levels during the process of publishing links. Specifically, the system incorporates the "blacklisting" by Microsoft, McAfee, Sophos, Symantec and TrendMicro, and so on malicious links has now grown substantially, so every time you click a link that contains malware can be warned properly. Apart from upgrading [...]

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Google Drive, SkyDrive, iCloud: Clouds Compared

With the launch of Google Drive (within the last hour and officially available to all users within the next week) and a few hours after completion of the offer Microsoft  SkyDrive will complete the picture of cloud storage of the big names:  Google, Microsoft and Apple are now in the field that was Dropbox , with proposals now comparable to [...]

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Google in Trouble in the Proceedings Against Oracle

The proceedings brought by Oracle against Google about Android and its hypothetical patent infringement related to Java is far from over. It even comes bouncing in a very unpleasant for Google following the disclosure of email exchanges between Andy Rubin for Development of Android to Larry Page. 

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"Me at the Zoo": 7 Years Ago the First Video on YouTube

7 years ago , posted on YouTube the first video alled "Me at the Zoo" and over 19 seconds. In terms of content is not anything special (specifically the Yakov Lapitsky of YouTube finds how big elephants have trunks), but technology is the video that opened the way for the current phenomenon called YouTube. To celebrate the [...]

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Space Internet from ESA

Reliable Internet access for astronauts who are in a space station? And to control a vehicle on the surface or as far away as the planet Mars from a spacecraft in orbit around them? Are just some of the innovative technologies developed by the ESA for future missions in outer space. What do satellites observing the [...]

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Drop Box Makes YouTube, Flickr and Sharehosters Competition

Dropbox users can create their videos, photos and documents in the future based on a link to share with others , without having it registered with Dropbox or download the files. Thus, for links to photo galleries as well as to share videos that play right in your browser.

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In July, Thousands of Computers May Lose Access to The Internet

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a warning, according to which the July 9 this year, thousands of computers may lose access to the Internet, if their owners do not will remove the Trojan DNS Changer. Malicious software poses a threat to machines running Windows and Mac OS, the Trojan does not work on [...]

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