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Indian Computers: victim of Bo...

Posted by on Nov 20, 2010
A recent study by Symantec shows that 50% of Mumbai Computers, 13% in Delhi and 7% in Hyderabad are infected with Botnets. The Botnets have capability to bring down not only the whole network but entire Internet of a geographical area....

Dept. of Telecommunication pro...

Posted by on Nov 11, 2010
India is finally poised to get a centralized surveillance and interception system across all communication platforms to effectively address national security concerns. The department of telecommunications has now prepared a detailed...

P2P limewire music service shu...

Posted by on Oct 27, 2010
Manhattan Federal Court granted the music industy request to shut down the Limewire sharing service, which was liable for copyright infrngement, as it allowed sharing of music, movies, TV shows, etc for free over the Internet. Ofcourse,...

RBI makes Additional Password ...

Posted by on Oct 26, 2010
Yesterday, RBI issued notification in respect of online security measure introduced last year, which made every online shopper to have second password mandatory before c successful transaction could be completed. But it was restricted to CNP...

Gmail Security Checklist

Posted by on Oct 21, 2010
GMail recently introduced a Security Checklist, to make sure you never loose your GMail IDs to hackers. Though, GMail has always been first to introduce finest of measures like password retrieval through Mobile, so that you always get back...

Important Judgments Aug-Sept 2...

Posted by on Oct 12, 2010
Downloads are not performances, rules US court A music download is not a performance of a work and therefore does not demand an additional licence and fee, a US court has ruled. A stream of a file is a performance, though, the court said. Read...

India to develop own Operating...

Posted by on Oct 12, 2010
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in partnership with software companies in various metros and also few academic institutions have setup  a software development centre in Delhi and Bangalore. The main objective is to...
recent from India Happy New Year 2012
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recent from USA India-US sign MOU on deal with cyber crime
India and US have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to fight cyber crime jointly by timely exchange of information between the Computer Emergencies Team of both Countries, namely Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and the US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT). The...
recent from Europe Wikileaks founder Julian Assange arrested in Britain
The 29 year old ‘Julian Assange’, founder of the controversial WikiLeaks was arrested by British Police, being wanted by Sweden Police for sexual offences… and is supposed to be sent to Sweden, as his bail was rejected by British Court. The arrest has received harsh criticism from all...
recent from Asia Pakistan blocks Facebook and Youtube
A Pakistani court ordered temporary blocking of Facebook.com on Wednesday due to the controversies over a competition for caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. And the next day on Thursday, similar order has been passed for the blocking of YouTube.com… the Pakistan Government has urged the international...