Do you know what IPv6 is? if not please read on how it is getting hacked already. If You know IPv6 must finally be making it: The first IPv6 Distributed Denial of Service Internet attacks have been spotted in the wild.
First IPv6 Distributed Denial of Service Internet attacks seen
February 21st, 2012 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)
emailThis book provides an in-depth analysis of how today’s malware works, and how it has evolved to outpace traditional approaches to security. It examines the evolution of modern malware, a review of modern malware strategies and even outlines the specific actions and technologies needed in order to regain control over today’s malware.
Apple’s Siri Feature Doubles IPhone Data Usage
January 8th, 2012 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)Apple Inc. (AAPL)’s voice recognition software Siri has prompted owners of the iPhone 4S to use almost twice as much data compared with the handset’s predecessor, placing greater pressure on operators, network firm Arieso said.
A Preview of Technology Trends on 2012
January 4th, 2012 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)Get ready for NFC on Cell Phones, Tegra3, SoC, Ultrabooks, Windows 8 and much more. This article is just a glimpse of what is to come for 2012. I hope that we can all cope with the ever changing technological landscape that be fronts us. This blog post talks at a very high level at some exciting technologies for 2012.
http://technorati.com/technology/article/technology-trends-to-watch-out-for/
Here is an interesting link on SOPA, this is for people who do not understand what is this and how it can affect us. Internet domain companies who have supported this have suffered losses which have affected their bottom line. Please review this document and think on how it can affect you.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pkjK3fllT3Oojtl3tsk5CC2cnIIKiWGodPHGdDAknjQ/edit?hl=en_US&pli=1
Diego
Do Reputation Management Services Work?
December 21st, 2011 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)Online reputation is a factor in any online community where trust is important. It affects a pseudonym rather than a person. Examples include eBay, an auction service which uses a system of customer feedback to publicly rate each member’s reputation. Amazon.com has a similar reputation mechanism in place and merchants develop their reputations across different dimensions. One study found that a good reputation added 7.6% to the price received.In addition, building and maintaining a good reputation can be a significant motivation for contributing to online communities.
To begin developing an online reputation, consider how your personal or company brand should be perceived. What is your brand identity / what is your value proposition / selling point / unique voice? Once you have developed the image you would like your constituencies to perceive, develop a strategy to build your brand. Are you seeking credibility in the marketplace (consider blogging, answering questions on LinkedIn), gain market leadership (create innovative tools for your industry) or connection (build a network of contacts in professional and/or social sites).
Once you have begun developing an online reputation it is important to try and protect it. One strategy that many people employ to ensure that they keep up with their online reputation is monitoring. Given the number of sites on the internet, it is impossible to try and manually monitor the entire internet for pages that may affect your online reputation. Tools such as Radian 6 and Google Alerts can help you to keep tabs on your online reputation
Google has begun to roll out the next generation of payment method. It is called Google Wallet, a revolutionary way to pay using your mobile phone. The technology uses Near Field Communication (NFC) to pay by simply tapping your phone onto or within two inches of a NFC receiver. The big question on everyone’s mind is how safe will it be.
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