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A new report submitted to Congress by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission expresses concerns over China’s alleged ability to control and manipulate Internet traffic, Computerworld reports. The report highlights two incidents earlier this year, where actions taken inside China directly impacted web traffic in the United States and in other other countries. In […] More
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is the highest-paid CEO of this decade, followed by Barry Diller of IAC/InterActive and Occidental Petroleum’s Ray Irani as billion-dollar earners, according to Wall Street Journal. Larry Ellison, founder and CEO of Oracle Corp., topped the list of best-paid executives of public companies during the past 10 years, with $1.84 billion […] More
Recently, a reported phishing attack using Twitter unknowingly compromised user account information. Users received tweets or direct messages using phrasing such as “This you?” or ” LOL is this you” which then sent the Twitter user to an account which asked for identification verification. Then the user is directed towards the Twitter fail whale. Most […] More
Security researchers with NetWitness Corp. have discovered a massive botnet which includes at least 75,000 infected computers at 2,500 companies and government agencies throughout the world. The Kneber botnet has been used by cyber criminals to acquire login credentials for email systems, financial and social networking sites. The Kneber botnet is named after the username […] More
Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen has developed a model that explains the market chaos that follows a game-changing innovation in any particular field. Using examples from the steel, computing, chemistry, and financial industries, he explains the three enablers that make an innovation game-changing: technology, a cost-effective business model, and a “complete vertical commercial system.” […] More
The other day, Microsoft confirmed that a number of Hotmail account login information was compromised and posted online. It now appears that the breach is significantly wider, extending to Gmail, AOL, Yahoo, Earthlink and Comcast email accounts. Over 30,000 accounts have been posted online according to a list the BBC viewed. Google has moved to […] More
Google, which acquired the rights to create an online library in 2008 as the outcome of a lawsuit against them for copyright infringement at the cost of $125 Million, is being taken on by the Open Book Alliance. Google aims to use the rights to create an online Book Rights Registry Although it is not […] More
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