Why Can't My iPhone Receive an MMS?

Why Can't My iPhone Receive an MMS?


Why Can't My iPhone Receive an MMS?

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Two primary types of mobile-to-mobile messaging exist as of March 2011: short message service, or SMS, commonly known as text messaging; and multimedia messaging service, or MMS, which you use to send others pictures and videos. Apple's iPhone... by Robert Charles

How Do I Add More Songs to My iPod?

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iTunes allows you to manage your iPod media.Released by Apple in October of 2001, the iPod is a personal portable media player that is primarily used for listening to music. Since its release, it has undergone several transformations and updates. One of the primary selling points of the iPod... by Amanda Gronot

Comcast Digital Box Instructions

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To comply with the analog-to-digital migration, which took place on June 12, 2009, Comcast cable offers a digital adapter box that converts digital broadcast signals to analog so they can be viewed on older analog television sets. The digital box... by Nicholas Miles

Instructions for a Plantronics Bluetooth M3000

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Featuring a detachable ear hook, a mute function and support for both making and receiving calls, Plantronic's Bluetooth M3000 headset allows you to make hands free phone calls with your mobile handset. In order to get the Plantronics M3000... by Travis Meyer

How to Connect a Converter Box to an RF Modulator

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If you have an older television with only a coaxial cable input, you need a converter box and possibly an RF modulator.With television signals only produced in digital, analog-based televisions need a converter box to switch a digital antenna signal to analog. If the television you are using does not have the red, white and yellow audio/video connection jacks, or if... by Greyson Ferguson

How to Reset a BlackBerry 7100i to the Factory Defaults

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If you buy a used BlackBerry 7100i, starting from the factory settings can help you avoid finding contacts, messages and other data that belong to the previous owner. You can also reset the phone to the factory defaults before you sell it to avoid... by Joyce James

How to Reset a Pantech Matrix

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The Pantech Matrix cell phone was released for use on the AT&T network in 2009. The phone was designed with two separate reset features called the Master Reset and the Master Clear. The Master Reset changes all of the settings back to the factory... by William Pullman

How to Play MP3s on a Palm Tungsten

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Use RealPlayer on your Tungsten to enjoy music anytime.If you're the owner of a Palm Tungsten phone, you're able to listen to music once you have finished talking or sending e-mails. The Tungsten comes with a RealPlayer MP3 player, which you can use as soon as you've transferred songs to... by Melissa King

How to Copy to the Clipboard on My Touch 3G

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The MyTouch 3G is a smartphone manufactured by HTC that runs Google's Android operating system and is available for T-Mobile's cellular network. The phone has basic copy/cut/paste functionality, though it may not be glaringly obvious how to... by Scott James

How to Turn Off the Status Bar in IE 7

How to Turn Off the Status Bar in IE 7


How to Turn Off the Status Bar in IE 7

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The status bar in Internet Explorer 7 relays information pertaining to active tasks, such as loading a Web page. When you hover you mouse over a link, the status bar also displays the URL before you ever click on the link. This can be valuable... by C. Taylor

How do I Clear Search History on the Internet Explorer Bar?

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The Internet Explorer toolbar is a built-in component of Internet Explorer on Windows 7. It allows users quick access to browser tools and safety functions, including the ability to quickly erase browser history logs. Clearing your browsing history... by Marie Lowe

How to Download Skype Onto a Mac OS X 10.2.8

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As of 2010, Skype has 663 million users.If you have friends overseas, it can get expensive to make phone calls back and forth. However, if you use a program like Skype, you'll be able to take advantage of free calls to any computer running Skype, as of 2011. In addition to free... by Alexander Zang

How to Copy Songs Onto CDs

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Blank CDs are for sale at computer storesIf you want to transfer songs to another computer or create a music CD that you can listen to on your CD player, you can do so using native functions inside of Windows. Windows Media Player is native to Windows, so it comes pre-loaded with the... by Mitchell White

What Will a Proxy Server Do to Protect Me?

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Proxy servers protect users from viruses.A proxy server is a computer that substitutes for another. Proxys have many applications. These include load balancing, email forwarding, access monitoring, firewall functions and identity protection. Companies use proxies to prevent access from... by Stephen Byron Cooper

JavaScript Tutorial for Arithmetic Operators

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Coding arithmetic equations in Javascript is easy once you've learned the syntax.In Javascript, arithmetic operators function in the same manner and use the same syntax as most scripting or programming languages. Javascript provides arithmetic operators for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus or division... by Steve McDonnell

How to Create Outlook Email

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Unlike older editions of Microsoft Outlook, including Outlook 2003, which relied on a single menu bar for navigation, Microsoft Outlook 2010 sports a sleek, ribbon interface. Users who are new to the application, or who aren't accustomed to the... by Ruri Ranbe

How to Magnify on a Mac

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Apple's Mac OS X operating system has many accessibility options built in that make different aspects of the software easier to use. Options include the ability to speak any text prompts, change the color scheme to one that is easier to read,... by Jedadiah Casey

Facebook battles likejacking scammers

Facebook battles likejacking scammers


Facebook battles likejacking scammers

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 09:54 AM PDT

Facebook and its users have been plagued for a while now by a seemingly never ending steady stream of scams, among which are those that hijack users' "likes" in order to spread the word about the sche...

Vulnerabilities in common web applications escalate

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 09:28 AM PDT

A new Cenzic report reveals widespread Web application vulnerabilities, with 2,155 discovered - a third of which have both no known solution and an exploit code publicly available. The report als...

Massive SQL injection attack compromises 380,000 URLs

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 07:09 AM PDT

A massive SQL injection attack campaign has been spotted by Websense researchers, and the number of unique URLs affected by it has risen from 28,000 when first detected yesterday, to 380,000 when the ...

IEEE database breached, personal info compromised

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 06:56 AM PDT

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has notified the Attorney General of New Hampshire, the FBI and 828 of its members that a file containing the names, credit card numbers, e...

Cybercriminals and their favorite baits

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 06:39 AM PDT

According to PandaLabs research, 25 percent of sites used video and multimedia content as bait; 21.63 percent referred to installers or program updates; 16.53 percent claimed to contain cracks and key...

Half of U.S. tax payers are unaware about identity theft risks

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 06:27 AM PDT

While consumers take steps to protect themselves against identity theft and remain concerned about the possibility of a data breach when sharing their personal information, they remain uneducated abou...

Vulnerabilities surge: 8,000 recorded in 2010

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 05:51 AM PDT

IBM today released results from its annual X-Force 2010 Trend and Risk Report, highlighting that public and private organizations around the world faced increasingly sophisticated, customized IT secur...

Key security experts unfamiliar with DNSSEC

Posted: 31 Mar 2011 02:31 AM PDT

Half of IT personnel in charge of Internet security at the world's largest organizations either haven't heard of DNSSEC or have limited familiarity with it, according to IID. Those who do understan...

Tips for protecting against advanced evasion techniques

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 11:11 PM PDT

By challenging the rules of traditional evasion techniques and combining multiple evasions, AETs are currently unable to be detected by existing network security systems. Ted Julian, principal anal...

Application control within virtual environments

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 11:08 PM PDT

Sourcefire announced integration between Sourcefire and VMware vShield App and vShield Edge. The integrations enable the Sourcefire Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) to configure VMware vShield App or...

HealthSec '11 Submission Deadline Approaching

HealthSec '11 Submission Deadline Approaching


HealthSec '11 Submission Deadline Approaching

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InfoSec News: HealthSec '11 Submission Deadline Approaching: Forwarded from: Lionel Garth Jones <lgj (at) usenix.org>
We are writing to remind you that the submission deadline for the 2nd USENIX Workshop on Health Security and Privacy (HealthSec '11) is quickly approaching. Please submit all work by Tuesday, April 5, 2011, at 11:59 p.m. UTC (7:59 p.m. [...]

Thief Gets Away with Eisenhower Medical Center Computer

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InfoSec News: Thief Gets Away with Eisenhower Medical Center Computer: http://www.kpsplocal2.com/news/local/story/Thief-Gets-Away-with-Eisenhower-Medical-Center/iHz9UARsj02KcejAkj2inA.cspx
By KPSP Local 2 News kpsplocal2.com 3/30/2011
A computer housing the information of thousands of Eisenhower Medical Center has been stolen, potentially compromising a half of a million records.
The Rancho Mirage hospital says the computer was taken back on March 11, but it wasn't discovered missing until March 14 when a worker returned from the weekend.
A report was filed with the Riverside County Sheriff's Department on March 18, but no arrests have been made.
We're told that the records of more than 514,000 patients were on the computer, which listed patients names, ages, dates of birth, medical record numbers and the last four digits of their social security numbers.
"The computer did not contain any information regarding the patients' medical conditions or treatments at EMC or any other medical records," a press released issued by the hospital said.
[...]

Hackers breach bank's online system

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InfoSec News: Hackers breach bank's online system: http://www.kjonline.com/news/hackers-breach-banks-online-system_2011-03-30.html
By Keith Edwards centralmaine.com Staff Writer March 31, 2011
AUGUSTA -- Kennebec Savings Bank's online banking system was infiltrated by an outside party and bank officials are working with a team of [...]

Comodo hacker claims another certificate authority

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InfoSec News: Comodo hacker claims another certificate authority: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9215360/Comodo_hacker_claims_another_certificate_authority
By Robert McMillan IDG News Service March 30, 2011
The hacker who claimed credit for breaking into systems belonging to digital certificate vendor Comodo said he has compromised another [...]

Industry chain behind hacker attacks on government websites

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InfoSec News: Industry chain behind hacker attacks on government websites: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/china/2011-03/31/c_13806104.htm
English.news.cn 2011-03-31
BEIJING, March 31 (Xinhuanet) -- Two young men, Fan Dongdong and Wen Chao, who have only a junior high school education, received 18- and 12-month sentences for hacking into the website of the country's Supreme People's Procuratorate, the top agency for legal supervision, and more than a dozen other government websites.
Xin Zuguo, a judge with the People's Court of Chaoyang District in Beijing, said this was not an isolated case. From May 10 to 16 of last year, 81 government websites on the mainland were hacked and altered, including four ministry-level websites, according to the National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Center of China (CNCERT/CC).
The rampant hacking against government websites is aimed at making illegal profits, and an "industry chain" already exists, Xinhua reported.
The hackers can make money by putting illegal links on the government websites.
[...]

NSA to Investigate Nasdaq Hack

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InfoSec News: NSA to Investigate Nasdaq Hack: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/03/nsa-investigates-nasdaq-hack/
By Kim Zetter Threat Level Wired.com March 30, 2011
The National Security Agency has been called in to help investigate recent hack attacks against the company that runs the Nasdaq stock market, according to a news report. [...]

Bank of America Denies Breach

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InfoSec News: Bank of America Denies Breach: http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/articles.php?art_id=3479
By Tracy Kitten Managing Editor Bank Info Security March 28, 2011
Bank of America branches in Greater Detroit were reportedly flooded this past weekend, after several BofA debit cardholders noticed fraudulent transactions on their accounts. [...]

ASIO plugs national security gap

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InfoSec News: ASIO plugs national security gap: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/national/asio-plugs-national-security-gap/story-e6freuzr-1226030367928
By Simon Benson The Daily Telegraph March 30, 2011
SPY agencies moved to plug a major national security hole in the Federal Parliament after it was discovered computers of several Cabinet [...]

BP employee loses laptop containing data on 13, 000 oil spill claimants

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InfoSec News: BP employee loses laptop containing data on 13, 000 oil spill claimants: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9215316/BP_employee_loses_laptop_containing_data_on_13_000_oil_spill_claimants
By Jaikumar Vijayan Computerworld March 29, 2011
The personal information of 13,000 individuals who had filed compensation claims with BP after last year's disastrous oil spill may have been potentially compromised after a laptop containing the data was lost by a BP employee.
The information, which had been stored in an unencrypted fashion on the missing computer, included the names, Social Security numbers, addresses, phone numbers, and dates of birth of those who filed claims related to the Deepwater Horizon accident.
BP said in a statment that the personal information had been stored in a spreadsheet maintained by the company for the purposes of tracking claims arising from the accident. "The lost laptop was immediately reported to law enforcement authorities and BP security, but has not been located despite a thorough search," BP said on Tuesday.
The information was part of a claims process that was implemented before BP had established its Gulf Coast Claims Facility.
[...]

SecurID Breach Warning Signs In The Audit Logs

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InfoSec News: SecurID Breach Warning Signs In The Audit Logs: http://www.darkreading.com/security-monitoring/167901086/security/security-management/229400558/securid-breach-warning-signs-in-the-audit-logs.html
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Darkreading March 29, 2011
Most security experts caution RSA SecurID customers not to panic about [...]

Report: NASA Vulnerable To Crippling Cyber Attacks

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InfoSec News: Report: NASA Vulnerable To Crippling Cyber Attacks: http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/128181/20110329/nasa-audit-cyber-attacks-cybercriminals-inspector-general.htm
By Gabriel Perna International Business Times March 29, 2011
The computer network NASA relies upon to carry out its billion dollar missions is just like your Mac or PC at home; [...]

Spafford comments on RSA breach

Spafford comments on RSA breach


Spafford comments on RSA breach

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 01:47 PM PDT

Eugene Spafford tells Federal News Radio that, typically, it's impossible to tell how long a breach has been going on. More information »

How to Delete a Google Photos Screensaver in Windows XP

How to Delete a Google Photos Screensaver in Windows XP


How to Delete a Google Photos Screensaver in Windows XP

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Delete the Google Photos Screensaver in Windows XP through the Control Panel.The Google Photos Screensaver displays pictures on your computer and on the Web to transform your computer into a digital picture frame. If you no longer use the Google Photos Screensaver and want to delete it to completely remove it from your... by Fatima F.

How Do I Back up Files on Windows?

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Hard drives are generally more dependable now than in years past, and most web surfers use some sort of antivirus protection. Nonetheless, hard drives crashes and viruses are still the most common reasons for loss of data. Many paid backup programs... by Jeff Grundy

How to Transfer Folders Between Computers

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Sometimes two computers need to share the same information. One way to synchronize files between multiple PCs is to copy data from one computer to the other. The redesigned "Easy Transfer" function in Windows 7 helps you transfer files and folders to... by Kevin Lee

How to Run an NT Password Reset

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Windows NT is an old enterprise operating system, which was typically used in professional and server environments due to its stability in comparison with Windows 95/98 -- the NT File System (NTFS) is much more stable and secure than File Allocation... by Lee Prangnell

How to Enter the BIOS at Bootup

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The Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) controls many important hardware settings on your computer. When you turn on your computer, the BIOS checks to see if everything is functioning properly before it allows your computer's operating system to load.... by Chappy Sinclair

How to Install a Georgian Keyboard for Windows XP

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Windows XP includes support for Georgian keyboards, but it isn't installed by default. You won't find Georgian in the list of available languages until you install additional support for complex script and right-to-left languages from the Windows XP... by Chris Hoffman

Instructions for an XP Backup

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A virus attack or hard drive crash never seems to happen at a good time. Predicting such an event is also virtually impossible. Backing up important data allows you to retain access to files in the event of a hardware failure or other emergency.... by Jeff Grundy

How to Align Text to the Left in COBOL

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COBOL language features formatting functions in order to justify text in documents..The programming language COBOL (Common Business Oriented Language) is used for data processing, analysis and reporting in financial and business software applications. It includes a wide range of functions that help programmers format text documents... by Alexander Gokhfeld

How to Do a Vista System Restore With Any Drive

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Any hard drive or operating system installation can fall prey to malware or errors caused by corrupt files. But just because you are facing a serious system error doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your important files and folders to fix it. The... by Michael Batton Kaput

How to Bypass an Administrator Password in Windows XP

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A Microsoft Windows XP Administrator account is the gateway to the rest of the computer when configuration tasks that affect the entire computer need to be performed. An Administrator account has full control over the entire system and can reset... by Jedadiah Casey

Photo Recovery on Mobile Devices

Photo Recovery on Mobile Devices


Photo Recovery on Mobile Devices

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Recovering pictures on a cell phone that has been damaged, or which were deleted by accident, is possible with special software. The process varies depending on whether the photos were saved on the phone itself or on a memory card. If the images were... by Mandy Slake

Bad Things About Cell Phones in School

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Giving your school-aged child a cell phone has a very positive effect, namely that he can get in contact with you at any time during the day. This being said, at school -- and, in particular, within the classroom -- cell phones present a range of... by Robert Charles

How to Run Wire for a Home Theater

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Speakers connect to your home-theater system via provided wire.The perfect home-theater system requires some sort of a surround-sound audio system. Although the number of speakers in the surround-sound system varies (from five to seven speakers), the connection process is always the same. A wire running from the... by Greyson Ferguson

Setting Up Surround Sound in a Room

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Get the most out of your surround sound by setting it up properly.A surround-sound system allows users to enjoy a movie-theater experience in their living room. These systems typically feature five speakers and a subwoofer, which are designed to literally surround you with the sounds from the movie or music from a... by CharlesDovbish

How to Get an Entire Subject in Focus on a DSLR

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The blurring in this image is the result of shallow depth of field.Focus plays a huge role in photography. If a subject is not in focus, then the impact of the picture is dramatically reduced. Sometimes, your subject is so large that its body extends outside your standard field of focus. This range of acceptable... by Richard Klopfenstein

The Difference Between a Landline & a Mobile

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Learn the differences between landlines and mobile phones.Landline telephones have been around for more than 100 years. During that time, they've gone through many technological and aesthetic changes. And the evolution of the phone continued with mobile phones. While many people still have landlines, mobile... by Tom McNish

How do I Convert Songs to Ring Tones on an iPhone 3G?

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You can easily convert digital audio for use as a ring tone on your iPhone 3G.Since the iPhone 3G functions not only as a phone but as a digital music player, you can enjoy some of your favorite songs by turning them into ring tones. The process of obtaining new ring tones for feature phones often requires you to purchase them... by Alan Bradford

When to Use the Flash on a Digital Camera

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Use your digital camera flash outside during daylight to reduce shadows.Cameras with flash settings menus offer options such as "Fill Flash," "Forced Flash," and "Red-Eye Reduction" -- making it confusing to new users to know which flash mode to use and when. Since most compact digital cameras as well as digital... by Angela Tague

How to Zip Extracted Files

How to Zip Extracted Files


How to Zip Extracted Files

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Zipped files can contain more than one file. Zipped files also compress larger files into smaller ones so that you can save more hard drive space. Windows has a built-in zipping program. With this program, you can zip any file that you want. This... by Lindsay Howell

How to Fix a Disappearing Toolbar in Explorer

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Losing your favorite toolbars can be a frustrating experience.Internet Explorer allows you to download a host of plug-ins, add-ons and additional toolbars which give you the freedom to personalize your browsing experience. However, downloading additional programs can affect the look and layout of your Explorer... by Dominic Sutton

How to Tell Who Stopped Following You on Twitter

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Twitter is a social media network that allows users to read and follow each other's status updates in chronological order from the Twitter home page, which is called a timeline. You can change your Twitter account settings so that Twitter sends you a... by Andrea Ruiz-DeArmas

How to Check Mailbox Size on Outlook

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Microsoft Outlook is an information management application that gives you the ability to send and receive emails, send instant messages, schedule appointments, record notes to a journal and create task lists. The mailbox size gives you an idea of how... by Katrina Matterhorn

How to Get a Photobucket Image to Be the Background in Twitter

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Twitter is a social networking utility that allows you to communicate with others using short, 140-character messages. Like other social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook, Twitter allows you to customize what other users see when they... by Robert Charles

How to Remove Worms From the Vista Operating System

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Use a virus scanner to remove a computer worm.A worm is a type of malware that infects the Vista operating system when you download files or run programs that carry the virus. Most worms can be removed by running an updated version of your virus and malware scanner. Because different scanners... by Erin McManaway

How to Align Images Within a Cell

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HTML tables allow you to present data on a Web page in tabular form. For example, your product page may contain a table that displays product descriptions and images. Each table consists of cells that reside in rows and columns. Tables also have... by Kevin Lee

Most Common Web Browsers

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Web browsers and the engines behind them are under constant development. Slow load speeds and security issues in one will cause users to flock to another browser, then back again. While the majority of users stay constant, browser statistics shift... by Chad Anderson

Two more Comodo RAs compromised

Two more Comodo RAs compromised


Two more Comodo RAs compromised

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 10:02 AM PDT

The investigation Comodo has mounted following the recent compromise of one of its Registration Authorities and the issuing of rogue certificates for popular sites has revealed that two additional RAs...

Cisco ACS unauthorized password change vulnerability

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 09:16 AM PDT

A vulnerability exists in some Cisco Secure Access Control System (ACS) versions that could allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker to change the password of any user account to any value without pro...

A closer look at Disk Drill PRO

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 06:00 AM PDT

Disk Drill PRO (v1.2.97) is a Mac data recovery software that recovers data from HFS/HFS+, FAT, NTFS and other file systems. Disk Drill locates and recovers deleted files from any mountable media - ma...

NASA networks open to cyber attacks

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 05:32 AM PDT

Experts from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) are not satisfied. Their audit of the computer networks on which NASA relies on to carry out its various missions has discovered that despite...

FBI asks public to break a code, help solve a murder

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 04:53 AM PDT

An interesting request for help has been made public yesterday by the FBI: "Cryptanalists, help solve an open murder case". The murder happened back in 1999. 41-year-old Ricky McCormick's dead body...

ICSA Labs reveals electronic health record testing program

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 04:42 AM PDT

ICSA Labs unveiled a new certification program for electronic health record systems and has certified the first three products in two domains under the program. ICSA Labs certified the following ...

Harvest geolocation user info with Creepy

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 04:32 AM PDT

Creepy is an application that allows you to gather geolocation related information about users from social networking platforms and image hosting services. The information is presented in a map ins...

The need for data encryption in the cloud

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 04:18 AM PDT

Recent Microsoft research shows that almost two-fifths of companies will start paying for cloud services within three years. Cloud-using firms need to revisit their encryption needs. According to P...

European Parliament computer network breached

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 03:23 AM PDT

The computer network of the European Parliament has been targeted by a cyber attack that may or may not be linked to the attack against the European Commission and the External Action Service networks...

BP loses laptop with personal data of 13,000 claimants

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 02:50 AM PDT

A laptop containing personal information of some 13,000 people who filed claims for compensation after last year's big oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been lost, announced the spokesman of oil gia...

Lifecycle model for managing unknown vulnerabilities

Posted: 30 Mar 2011 12:08 AM PDT

Codenomicon released its Unknown Vulnerability Management (UVM) Lifecycle model, a security assurance process, which focuses on unreported vulnerabilities. The UVM model helps companies and organizati...