Archive for the ‘Mail Security’ Category.
August 26, 2010, 12:23 am
Search engines like Google, Yahoo and the many other search engines out there have to implement measures to attacks aimed at their results during searches. Search Engine Optimization makes searches more precise but with attacks aimed at them they have to deal with overloading of their sites. Fake and dummy sites that look as if they are from legitimate sources and even have all the makings of one are given as results to a search for particular key words. Any unsuspecting person who selects one will get an unpleasant surprise in the form of code that can be anything from a spam generator to a phishing bot which sends information to a central location or address.
February 10, 2010, 9:48 am

The much hyped .NET framework has changed the way the internet operated in a way that information is not stored on concentrated powerful servers but scattered all over the place. This places the user at the helm and information is more distributed to where it is needed most. It also allows for smaller data centers in the true spirit of the .NET framework enterprises have had to re-think their business applications worked. They now have faster and smaller data centers distributed around the world with only the information that is needed kept and stored within it. No all week back-up processing in order to save all the processed data into one huge repository. The data is processed online, and the ones that have to be stored are kept with the other data needed by the head offices getting only the processed data they need.
January 10, 2010, 9:47 am
Google has announced the launch of it’s custom search engine to the rest of the world which makes the search engine more effective and powerful tool. It allows users to access the advanced search function (which was only available in the US for quite sometime now). The new search system uses semantics to give results that are better a match to the terms searched based on the use and not merely based on the similarity of the words used. Traditional search engines used phrase matching technology where it uses it�s immense databases which already have indexed information stored for the exact words in order giving results based on the exact word matches and then gives results that have any of the individual words making a search a long and arduous process.
September 29, 2009, 3:21 am
The experts have spoken and they have delivered a verdict, the internet will be maxed out by 2010 and that’s final. During that time, the internet would be too congested to deliver the best possible internet experience and it doesn’t end there. Industry experts are talking about having to totally re-do the net (including the cabling and support structures) along with all the software that is designed to work with it to allow it to deliver the best possible speeds that technology has to offer. Current technology installed are antiquated some even as old as the net itself and most are in need of total refurbishing. Though most of the hardware is hot-swappable, newer technology is more powerful and consumes less electricity. The only problem is the will power and budget for the proposed changes would cost billions of dollars and commitments from all the countries and governments on the globe.
July 25, 2009, 9:48 pm
If you think it is only in real life you get swindled, guess again. It also happens online and by all means, it is entirely distressful if you think of it.
Most internet fraud cases occur in financial transactions ranging from fake credit card payments to online auction of items that do not exist. If you are planning on starting an e-business or conducting transactions online, then it is best that you familiarize yourself with the tricks fraudsters have been pulling, and the legal antidote to them.
Simple precaution can save you a lot of trouble. Besides, be wary of what goes on in the web. You have got a lot to learn from it for sure.
August 22, 2008, 8:38 am

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New technology has made it affordable for medium and small businesses to take advantage of data storage. Some companies even specialize in storage for home networks and individual computers.
The storage companies send off site data backup software to the new customer to install. This enables the user to select the files to be stored and how often copies will be uploaded over a LAN or the Internet. The off site data backup software is different for different companies. High-end off site data backup software is able to backup open files without any add-ons, including the complex files for database programs. Some off site data backup software comes ready for multi-site backup for small businesses with multiple office locations.
Very good off site data backup software even offers online access to the user’s files. Most off site data backup software is ready to backup a variety of platforms and set the online schedules for automatic copying. Once a user understands how much data storage he needs, he’s ready to select his storage company and its offsite data backup software.
July 1, 2008, 8:02 am
True that the internet from the local to the global network has improved greatly in the way it works as it becomes part or forms the Internet. There are still many issues like reliability that continue to be tested each and everyday behind our backs as we click away on our keyboards and mice. Many network monitoring systems like the Global Emergency response centers in Singapore, who keep watch over the internet for new threats such as viruses and worms that can cause global chaos (well to the internet that is). These people employ the best in their fields, from programmers, system analysts, network specialists and technical advisers as they attempt to beat threats before they set the internet on fire so to speak. Previous attacks have left us with no internet service for days as worms flood web mail servers with excessive junk email which eventually slow and even shut down due to lacking disk space and bandwidth. These attacks have had new links formed in hopes of taking over failed links in the net so if they were to happen the internet would re-route itself to new connections as if there was nothing wrong. The problem is then localized and then finally neutralized which can leave damages in the millions of dollars in lost revenue for web based businesses.
May 19, 2008, 9:47 pm
Many of you have probably received various emails from unknown origins and while you want to believe in them, don’t! They are scammers who are up to no good and if you are not careful, you may end up being the victim of a serious hoax online.
Identity theft, also known as ID theft, describes a type of fraud where a criminal adopts someone else’s identity in order to profit illegally. It is one of the fastest growing forms of fraud in many developed countries.
It’s easy to imagine criminal masterminds worldwide using the internet to hack into computers in order to gain access to information with which to advance their devilishly cunning schemes.
May 14, 2008, 9:48 pm
If you want to spice up a certain conversation, chances are you are familiar with the characters you need to type to make smilies appear at the end of each sentence you type. They are common enhancements that provide additional expression and a lot of people are using them. In this age of technology where communication is no longer hampered by distance and time, it is ironic how most couples still find themselves alienated by each other.
Instant Messaging System (IMs) is hands-down perfect when immediate messaging is necessary as it is built for that purpose, but for a spouse or another member of the family wanting re-assurance of love and support, more is required.
May 13, 2008, 9:47 pm
Rather than reading online, there are new innovations online that allow you to interact and watch lessons and information with Webcasting. For most people who are not Internet savvy, it may be a new buzzword. But once you understand it, it can really be something to your advantage.
Now, however, the appearance of cheap “web casting” creates an inexpensive opportunity for mass interactive communication between people spread all over the world.
“Web casting” (broadcasting through the web) enables a presenter to transmit a live presentation over the Internet to as many as 10,000 participants.
For most online events, participants only need an Internet connection through a standard phone line and audio speakers.