The Deputy Executive Director of Google, Eric Schmidt, said Thursday that the company "fully cooperate" with the U.S. antitrust authorities, at a conference on new technologies in Idaho. Google is under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission and another investigation of the U.S. Senate Committee on abuse of dominance, which has repeatedly complained about the lack of cooperation of the search engine.
Friday, July 8, 2011
If you download movies and music you can not surf the web
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the association of media companies in which militate so much as the Hollywood majors record labels, has achieved a significant victory: in case of illegal downloading of movies, music and television shows, the responsibility will fall Provider and consequently on its customers.
YouTube changes its look
Google changes the YouTube interface. Clearly, you love to watch and share videos. While you're watching your favorite videos or new, YouTube is haunted day and night on how the videos are presented. Our team is constantly experimenting with new ways to make your experience is exactly what you're looking for.
The new design is called Cosmic Panda and is in testing phase. The user can choose to try or continue with the usual interface. The main change is a dark area at the top which presents the video. At the bottom right of this window is a series of small rectangles that allow the surfer to choose the size of the viewing screen.
Nuoivi trouble for Aruba Another blackout servers
Aruba., the main Italian provider, which provides connectivity to dozens of companies and individuals, is down again. For about an hour its servers do not show signs of life. This means that an unknown number of websites that exploit their resources are not currently accessible.
Twitter comments, ironic or alarmed, are wasted. But no one knows exactly what's going on. The "webfarm" founded in Florence in 1994, had already had major problems last April 29, when in his home in Arezzo was a fire. The incident was the basis of one of the most serious blackouts regarding the Italian web.
Twitter comments, ironic or alarmed, are wasted. But no one knows exactly what's going on. The "webfarm" founded in Florence in 1994, had already had major problems last April 29, when in his home in Arezzo was a fire. The incident was the basis of one of the most serious blackouts regarding the Italian web.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Google ejects 11 million sites. Co.cc their bsquedas by spam
Google does not offer search results that lead to sites under the subdomain. cc.co because it believes that most of them are used to spread spam (unsolicited bulk email). As Google explains an official of a corporate blog, the company provides shelter domain owner free or low cost that is used for sending spam.
In the second half of last year, phishing attacks detected 4963 (post misleading) from this domain, which is almost twice that detected in any other domain. This subdomain is offered by a Korean company. The said company has 11,383,736 domains registered and more than five and a half million active accounts.
In the second half of last year, phishing attacks detected 4963 (post misleading) from this domain, which is almost twice that detected in any other domain. This subdomain is offered by a Korean company. The said company has 11,383,736 domains registered and more than five and a half million active accounts.
Anonymous strikes 20 Italian universities
After complaints arrived for some people connected to a cell Anonymous hackers, get revenge by LulzStorm a nova Anonymous rib 20 that hit Italian Univerity, accounts by stealing and publishing them on the net. The news was spread via Twitter, which also contains a link to the package containing the accounts and where you see "Universities are the starter.
This is just the beginning. Solidarity with our brothers reported!"
This is just the beginning. Solidarity with our brothers reported!"
Most serious hacker attack to the Italian universities
- The news was given directly to an account on Twitter, LulzStorm, just created: the data of students and professors from various Italian universities are available to all. An avalanche of sensitive data stolen from 18 universities including There are also those of Bologna, Siena, Cagliari, Bari, Pavia, Rome, Turin, Naples, Foggia.
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