Wednesday, June 8, 2011

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Athens arrest of a hacker than 18 years old who hacked Interpol

A hacker of 18 years, suspected of breaking into computer systems of Interpol and several U.S. government agencies, was arrested in Athens, announced Wednesday, June 8, a Greek police official. The young man, who uses the pseudonym "nsplitter", lives in the area of Agios Dimitrios, Athens. "He launched attacks across Tech News Buzz, his house," said Manolis Sfakianakis, head of cyber police on the antenna of the Greek television NET.

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Groupon flies in the bag, the new trend is to buy local social and

To land on Wall Street has offered its customers a day at the beauty farm at 19 € instead of 100, a meal in a restaurant to a third of the price of the menu and granted a seat at the hairdresser of 40 €. Let's talk about Groupon, the purchase of local community that following the entry of the social network LinkedIn for professionals, decided to land on the Stock Exchange.

And as a listed company the goal is already clear: to earn just $ 750 million and for the founders to bring home a haul of $ 7 billion. An ambitious goal, however, encouraged by the short history of Groupon who jumped from a turnover of 3.3milioni dollars in 2009 to land at 644.7 in the first quarter of 2011.

The United States develop a more repressive law against pirate sites

To fight more effectively against piracy of works protected by copyright or patent, the U.S. will perhaps adopt a law without precedent. The text, if it is voted by Congress, will attack websites located abroad, regardless of the sovereignty of the states concerned. In late May, a Senate committee approved a text called PIPA (IP Act), to give the federal Department of Justice unprecedented powers.

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Web giants are testing IPv6

Several major Web companies like Google, Facebook and Akamai, participate, Wednesday, June 8, the "Day of IPv6. For 24 hours, these groups, but also over 400 other participants, test in real conditions, this new version of Internet Protocol (IP) which allows computers to communicate over the Internet.

Thirty years after the creation of the first Internet addresses, the stock of available IP addresses has been officially sold out in February, and IPv6, is designed to remedy. With the proliferation of connected devices, cameras to multimedia tablet through the video game, Tech News Buzz has hit the ceiling of the four billion addresses available under IPv4.