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The man who "almost broke the Internet"
27 Feb 2012
Posted by synt4x DMARC is used to authenticate the senders of e-mails. The company AGARI, which develops security solutions for email, today announced the launch of the program «DMARC Receiver», aimed at the realization of a free authentication system, e-mail messages to everyone. Any company can use frequently...
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21 Feb 2012
Posted by synt4x U.S. officials suspected of intending to attack Anonymous energy system. U.S. authorities fear that Anonymous will bring down the energy system of the country in a year or two. It is reported by The Wall Street Journal, quoting the head of U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), General Keith Alexander...
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Posted by synt4x Standard DMARC designed to authenticate e-mails. Large companies such as Google, Facebook, Yahoo, PayPal, LinkedIn, AOL, Bank of America and others, have developed a standard for handling e-mail, designed to combat phishing attacks. Standard DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting...
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Posted by synt4x Internet payment system PayPal is planning to organize the possibility of off-line payments in more than 2,000 U.S. stores Home Depot, are part of one of the largest retailers in the country. Press Secretary PayPal Anuj Nayar said that at the moment PayPal organized opportunities for payment in 51 major...
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Posted by synt4x payment service PayPal is testing the technology off-line payments for purchase. On the eve of PayPal began testing a novelty in the network of U.S. supermarket chain Home Depot, where buyers invited to pay for purchases without using cash or credit cards.The pilot program is still operating in the five...
Read more → 28 Nov 2011
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PayPal users are once again under attack by messages allegedly sent by the payment and to encourage them to fill out a form where you must specify the personal and financial information in order to prevent blocking of accounts: The theme, "You have changed your PayPal email address" sender is trying...
Read more → 21 Nov 2011
Posted by synt4x In the field of social welfare payments had a huge breakthrough. Payment system PayPal has released an application for Facebook, which allows you to send money to friends. The application, called simply Send Money, is as simple as its name. You can send either an e-card with money or just money...
Read more → 12 Oct 2011
Posted by synt4x eBay plans to open a PayPal Access, a service that would allow users to use their PayPal account on other sites without the need to register an account or credit card. Service, which will be shown at a conference of developers X. Commerce, which holds eBay in San Francisco, essentially cancels need...
Read more → 05 Oct 2011
Posted by synt4x PayPal plans to open a pop-up shop in Downtown Manhattan in New York in order to demonstrate some new tools and technology payments the company plans to debut in this area over the next few months. Trade area will be located at 174 Hudson in TriBeCa district, adjacent to Manhattan. After three and a half...
Read more → 22 Sep 2011
Posted by synt4x "After 20 years we have taught everyone to use passwords that are hard to remember the human brain, but it's easy to guess the computer" - says the site xkcd . Perhaps that's why people do not change their passwords until one does not force them to do so.That's no wonder these results were obtained...
Read more → 13 Sep 2011
Posted by synt4x The latest version of Agent TDSS includes a component that turns the infected machine into a proxy connected to awmproxy.net. AWMproxy, accepting payment via PayPal, MasterCard and Visa, charge a fee of $ 3 per day and $ 300 per week from future underground barons who were not smart enough to get their...
Read more → 07 Sep 2011
Posted by synt4x The study of CPP showed that 13% of UK Internet users have ever belonged to someone else's account without permission. Social networking sites such as Facebook, are the most popular target for these hackers. However, personal and business correspondence, portals for cash transactions, such as PayPal...
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