Thursday, June 9, 2011

Hacker Attack: affected hundreds of thousands of Citigroup customers of data leakage

According to Citi affects about one percent of the bank card customers in the U.S. that are now being informed of the incident. Other information, such as the security code or expiration date of the cards were not broken, therefore. With a heightened security system, such data leaks are prevented in the future, said Citi.

Whether there had been suspicious account activity, the bank would not immediately confirm the newspaper aloud. The Journal also reported on customers who have complained that they had their cards at the weekend in vain want to use. Citi said to want to inform all affected customers. For the first time, according to newspaper had to give a bank data theft on a large scale.

Google releases Chrome 12

Google has released the new version of its Chrome browser coming to Release 12 for Windows, Linux and Mac This new version brings with it many new features, but fixes some vulnerabilities that plagued the previous version. As we mentioned in a previous news now "Safe Browsing" was also activated to monitor the download, so that threats from unsafe files are blocked before reaching the user's PC.

Copyright: attention fragile!

Special Envoy to Brussels - platinum white hair, coat of many colors, Javed Akhtar (seven generations of poets and musicians behind him) came to Mumbai to trace its fight against the film industry Bollywood musical in which he is one of the most famous songwriters. In the big glass cube of the Square, the Palace of Brussels conference, he thanked Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees founding member for his intervention with the Indian government to be recognized that the rights of songwriters in the former British colony .

Nintendo action collapses the Tokyo Stock Exchange

The action of the video game giant Nintendo, collapsed at the Tokyo Stock Exchange since the introduction of its new home console, Wii U. The title of Nintendo's tomb, Thursday, June 9, its lowest closing level in over five years. It was worth only 16,160 yen (138 euro) at the end of the session, after dropping 10% in two days.

It was not listed as low in close since January 2006. Investors are very skeptical about the success of the future group home console, Wii U, presented Tuesday at the E3 video game show in Los Angeles. They believe that this new machine will be hard to offset falling revenues suffered in recent years by Nintendo, whose products competed hard.

Nokia director of technology at the outset

The director of the technology department of world number one mobile phone, the Nokia of Finland, is about to start, amid disagreements over the group's strategy, according to the Finnish daily Helsingin Sanomat on Thursday. "Two independent sources estimate that Mr. Green will miss the remainder of the year and he should not resume his duties within Nokia," said the newspaper.

Nokia has confirmed that Richard Green had taken a leave for personal reasons and declined to disclose the date of his return and give further details. A spokesman said Henry Tirri, head of Nokia Research Center, has been acting as chief technology officer. According to sources in the Helsingin Sanomat, Mr.

"When the law gets caught on the Web"

The controversy has developed on false premises. But it has one merit: that of allowing a debate. What are the facts? Seized by a television channel, the High Council of Audiovisual (CSA) said that to refer viewers to a social network named a form of surreptitious advertising. His analysis was imposed by a 1992 decree regulating advertising on television.

If the CSA had taken a contrary position, any other social network had obtained the conviction by the State Council. This is indisputable. Many people of good faith have been misled by hasty assertions of some who had not bothered to read what the CSA had written, or by some other ironic about in search of sarcasm.

"Kill me hired" Hadopi made his promotion on TV

The website indicates Numerama this Thursday to have obtained copies of three commercials to be broadcast from June 13 on television. This communication campaign with 3 million points to a message - "Creating tomorrow today defends" - which punctuates each of the three spots.