The latest version of the PC Security Shield has already been released and they called it, “PC Security Shield 2008.”
What is PC Securit Shield 2008? To answer this question, I will copy what the manufacturer has said about their product.
Protect your data and privacy when you email, download music, bank or shop online. Security Shield [...]

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Hackademix reported that the United Nation’s official website was hacked and defaced. The hacker gained access to the said highly profiled website by simply using the technique called, “SQL injection”.
What is SQL injection?
According to the wikipedia, “SQL injection is a security vulnerability that occurs in the database layer of an application. Its source is the [...]

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Is your notebook computer made by Toshiba? If so, this is to inform you that Toshiba recalls notebook battery that are made of lithium-ion that contain Sony cells. The manufacturer of this battery is the Sony Energy Devices Corp. of Japan. These batteries are said to be prone to overheat posing fire hazard to users. [...]

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Year 2003 when I created a blog with the title, “Blogging Blog.” I posted the details on how I started a blog at the Blogger.Com until I finally became an adsense publisher. However, after two years of its existence, Google’s Blogger team emailed me telling me that the blog is temporarily suspended because it is [...]

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Last Sunday, I was forced to use the computer of one of the computer café (Iantech Cafe) here in Maasin City because Reems Cafe was closed. And I found out that the computers were installed with Key Loggers.
Well. We all know that Key Logger is a program designed to record which keys are pressed. [...]

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Few days ago, someone called me up and asked me to delete some contents from my Pinoy Bloggers Directory site because according to him the content is libelous. I asked him about the content and he gave me the link to the Yahoo! archived page.
I then checked the archived page and I found out that [...]

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A German hacker,  Thomas Dullien who is known as Halvar Flakes, was denied entry to the US when the custom detected the training materials he’s bringing with for the Black Hat USA Conference.
The problem actually, according to the post of Mr. Dullien on his blog, was the way he enter US.
Had there been an agreement [...]

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A security issue was raised about the latest release of the Mozilla’s Firefox browsers and is now currently examined by Mozilla.
We are currently investigating an issue on Windows XP, where some urls for “web” protocols that contain %00 launch the wrong handler and appear to be able to launch local programs, with limited argument passing.
To [...]

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Today, Google announced that they will start to reduce the lifetime of users cookies up to 2 years. However, we should note that every time you visit Google, the cookie will be automatically be updated. The 2 years expiration will only be applicable if you’ll not revisit the site. So, just like what almost all [...]

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It might be true that bloggers need commenters or commentators so that their blog will be looked like much active. This is the reason why bloggers employ some ways that will encourage reader to drop their comments regarding the posts they’re reading.
But what about if someone will only say, “hi! nice site”, “informative site” and [...]

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