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Smart Meters and Security: Locking Up the Grid

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

Despite reports earlier this year about spies penetrating the computers that help control America’s electrical grid, utility companies appear to be slow in clamping down on security, and that perception has led to a tongue-lashing from a House of Representatives committee. U.S. Rep. Yvette Clarke (D, N.Y.) as accused the utilities of exploiting a loophole…

Security, Sanity and Social Networking in the Ranks

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

U.S. military service members who want to keep up with friends and family back home have often turned to social networking Web sites to stay in touch. But the Department of Defense hasn’t quite made up its mind whether these kinds of sites are friends or enemies. It definitely loves social networking when it comes…

Apple and Google on Brain Vacation

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

Summer is a time to relax, a time to take a vacation, a time to do things you can’t do during the work year. However, I’m not sure any time is a good time to send your brain on vacation, and I’m starting to wonder if the leaders at Google and Apple have done just…

IE6: Dead Browser Walking

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

Google’s social network Orkut reportedly plans to phase out support for Internet Explorer 6, igniting a long-simmering debate over continued use of the 8-year-old version of the browser. The current version is IE8. Microsoft intends to maintain support for IE6 in conjunction with its support for Windows XP — the OS that originally delivered it.…

Another Day, Another DDoS Blitz for Twitter

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

For the second time in less than a week, Twitter has been hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. Unlike the first attack last week, the latest cyberassault, which started on Tuesday, has been confined to Twitter so far — Facebook has apparently not been affected. That has led Roger Thompson, chief of…

Maybe the Policy Is the Problem

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

Imagine for a moment one of your company’s employees getting out of their car and arriving at your office building. It doesn’t really matter who it is, but for the sake of visualizing the scene more clearly, assume it’s someone conservative and maybe a bit socially inept. Maybe it’s one of the “suits” in accounting.…

Is There a Dark Cloud Over SSL’s Green Glow?

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

The security of any given computer system is no better than the skills researchersbring to finding the next potential program flaw. Network securityworkers concentrate on updating patches and making sure only validatedusers can access the corporate LAN (local area network). Meanwhile, security researchershunt for existing but unidentified infrastructure flaws that could letin the bad guys.…

Geolocation Data Could Lead Twitter to Treasure or Trouble

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

In a move that might finally open a moneymaking channel for the company, Twitter announced on Thursday that it will launch a geolocation feature as part of its microblogging service. It will also offer a new API (application programming interface) so developers can add latitude and longitude data to any tweet. Developers will be given…

Rights Groups Demand More Info on Arbitrary DHS Laptop Searches

Eylül 9, 2025 • technewsworld.com

The idea was to provide some clarity on the issue of searches of computers and other digital devices when travelers enter the U.S. However, while Thursday’s announcement of new Department of Homeland Security policies for border inspections was greeted as a good first step by some, they didn’t completely quiet privacy rights groups. The new…

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