Monthly Archives: January 2010

A increased wave of spam has been predicted this year as cyber criminals are increasingly targeting social networks such as Facebook. The networking computer company Cisco estimated that worldwide spam volumes this year could rise by 30 to 40 per … Continue reading →

(1/27/10) iPad Specs: •9.7 inch IPS display •0.5 inches thin •1.5 pounds •Full capacitive multi-touch interface •16-64GB of Flash memory storage •1 GHz Apple-branded A4 chip (developed in-house) •Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR •802.11n WiFi •Built-in Speaker •Built-in Microphone •Accelerometer & … Continue reading →

Travelers waiting to fly may soon be able to surf for free at San Francisco International Airport. Officials are expected to approve a deal on  to provide travelers a free wireless Internet connection at the airport.

Microsoft has confirmed that an IE vulnerability was at fault for the Google attacks. In Microsoft Security Advisory (979352) it spells out details and in a company blog, Mike Reavey, director of Microsoft’s Security Response Center (MSRC) provides more information. … Continue reading →

Adobe Tuesday patched eight security vulnerabilities, six of them critical, in thier PDF viewing and editing programs. Security experts call the Adobe fixes very important as the update fixes one flaw that hackers had already exploited.