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Bots now running the Internet with 61 percent of Web traffic13.12.2013 Both good bots and bad bots can be found lurking online -- looking to either drive traffic or wreak havoc. |
New Gmail image server proxies raise security risks13.12.2013 While Gmail's new policy of automatically loading images by default may have some people excited, it comes at a security sacrifice. |
Google convinces standards group to take on Dart13.12.2013 Google's Dart language alternative to JavaScript inches forward as it earns the right to face standards-deciding body ECMA. |
Gmail now shows you all images by default13.12.2013 Changes in how Gmail handles image attachment security means that the service once again shows you all attached images by default. |
Privacy advocates blast AT&T's alleged sale of info to CIA12.12.2013 Groups ask FCC to declare the carrier in violation of federal privacy rules. |
You shall not pass (this time): Google+ tweaks permissions12.12.2013 Google's social network-powered sign-in system gives developers more nuanced options when asking for user permissions. |
Google releases Android Device Manager app12.12.2013 Google's new mobile app lets you manage and secure a lost or stolen phone or tablet from another Android device. |
Google eyes password-free authentication in Chrome OS11.12.2013 If a Chromebook is near trusted hardware like a phone or watch, an app could wake up the machine. Easier screen unlocking could encourage people to lock them in the first place. |
Chinese hackers targeted European diplomats at G2010.12.2013 A simple e-mail delivered the virus allowing Chinese hackers to access computers during the international summit, says security firm FireEye. |
Chinese hackers set sights on European ministries at G2010.12.2013 According to security researchers, a simple e-mail delivered a payload that allowed the Chinese to have access to computers and data. |
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Portal Server In many countries, for example China or Poland, a big part of the internet is restricted. Either by government, ISP or simply by school/work sysadmins. |
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