Twitter.com was hacked Thursday evening, and it appears that the micro blogging site may have been hacked or the victim of a DNS hijacking.
This isn’t the first time Twitter has had issues with security. In January, a hacker hijacked CNN anchor Rick Sanchez’s feed and proclaimed the journalist was “high on crack.” Twitter users have [...]
Today Facebook finally rolling out a new set of revamped privacy settings for its 350 million users. These tools, many months in the making, are designed to help simplify the site’s notoriously confusing privacy options. As we all know that Facebook has rightly been criticized for its confusing privacy settings. Recently report from Norwegian consumer [...]
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Facebook announced via founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg that it has grown to more than 350 million monthly active users worldwide. The company’s founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote an open letter, or rather blog post, to Facebook users to talk about the privacy changes which are about to become a reality after being [...]
If you are a program developer, maybe you should take a note about this. The web seems to be converging on several companies, like Facebook and Google, which are becoming more powerful and increasingly unrivaled. Yet, even these companies can’t afford to close off everyone else and have a very healthy ecosystem of companies and [...]
Sometimes, a patch can be almost as bad as the problem it fixes. This happen on Microsoft’s latest round of security patches. Microsoft’s latest round of security patches appears to be causing some PCs to seize up and display a black screen, rending the computer useless.
The problem affects Microsoft products including Windows 7, Vista and [...]
As we report long time ago, Google has built the operating system on a Linux foundation, with a new window manager, its Chrome web browser, and not much else. Chrome OS applications will run right in the browser, and they’ll be cross-compatible with other standards-compliant browsers on other platforms. In a nutshell, Google aims to [...]
Today, Google announced that they launch Google Dashboard, a new feature from Google which is designed to let users see and control the copious amounts of data that Google has stored in its servers about you. The Google Dashboard offers a simple view into the data associated with your account – easily and concisely in [...]
Twitter’s new Lists feature is now available to all users, project lead Nick Kallen has just confirmed through a tweet. The functionality has been in testing for weeks now with a select group of users, and a couple of weeks ago, opened to a wider audience.
The Twitter Lists feature has a similar concept like a [...]
Yesterday, after months of planning the new media team at the White House announced via the Associated Press that whitehouse.gov is now running on Drupal, the open source content management system. That Drupal implementation is in turn running on a Red Hat Linux system with Apache, MySQL and the rest of the LAMP [...]
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