Every Google search result was accompanied by a "This site may harm your computer" warning on Saturday. The incident was the result of a human error that caused '/' to be processed in the list of malicious URLs maintained by the search giant. For a long time now Google has been maintaining a list of Web sit... |
2 February 2009
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Following the tainted milk scandal, which led to the death of at least 6 babies, and to some 300,000 others falling ill, Beijing authorities decided to compile and official list of all food additives that give flavor to various products, while at the same time posing a significant health risk for those consuming them... |
5 December 2008
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By the here present I renew my warning to not trifle with Google, as it alone has the power to kill your business dead. If you're counting on advertising on the Internet, or if you are mostly using the web as a means of promoting your website, people not being able to find it unless they stumble upon it spells a... |
15 February 2008
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I covered this a while ago when it happened to some Gmail users that were blocked out of their accounts because of their using the IMAP feature a little aggressively. The matter settled back then with an apologetic mail and return of control to the people left without their addresses. It's often that one or the ... |
10 January 2008
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It has been recently reported by Deloitte studies that some countries and even whole areas from the globe suffer from low cyber-security. Australia is amongst them as well. But I guess that you already knew that - the news here is the fact that they are doing something to fight Internet crime.After their banks and im... |
24 September 2007
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Blacklisting is one good security measure that many IT managers decide to employ. Basically it's a list of e-mail addresses of known spammers and this acts almost like a filter. It may also contain websites that are considered off limits or dangerous because they may be part of frauds or because they are malware... |
31 August 2007
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The Federal Bureau of Information has a growing interest in cyber-crime, and this does not surprise me at all, since the US has been the first to show a greater concern with cyber-security. What can I say? This is great, because knowing the Feds could be on their tracks, I guess that hackers will be somewhat discoura... |
28 August 2007
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