'Typical of the Valley' In Silicon Valley, the world's tech capital, the job market is tight, with sales people and engineers in short supply. So what's an ambitious startup like NebuAd to do?…
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Nopagedns.com is a dangerous rogue website from the
Trojan.Zlob family. Nopagedns.com promotes rogue anti-spyware programs in hopes of profiting from gullible computer users. Nopagedns.com looks like a regular 404 'page cannot be displayed' error or 'not found page' page. Once you enter Nopagedns.com, it will hijack your browser and redirect it to other malicious websites to purchase rogue anti-spyware programs.
Nopagedns.com will also display misleading error messages alleging to detect virus threats. If you click on the fake error message, it will that take you to a program that promises to alleviate the problem but instead it only leads you to the purchase page of a rogue anti-spyware program. A false system alert message that starts "W32.Myzor.FK@yf has infected your PC..." will appear on your Taskbar.
Nopagedns.com may prove dangerous to your security and privacy and, therefore, should be avoided at all costs. If Nopagedns.com has already infected your machine, we strongly recommend you to scan your system for Zlob and other possible infections. Nopagedns.com advertises rogue anti-spyware programs such as
Windows Antivirus 2008.
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There is a supreme being controlling all after all.
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Man Gets Windows Vista to Work With Printer
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The point that Vista, despite being rather better than it is given credit for, was botched from top to bottom. Microsoft delivered late, but I think the third party manufacturers are more to blame. Greedy vendors saw the opportunity to instantly make whole swathes of products obsolete, and they did it. They also stuck Vista stickers on underpowered hardware and in this case, Dell even refuses add an XP uninstaller to its Vista driver downloads, citing “bandwidth” as a problem. |
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Just more laws to make us safer?
Sad.
Senate Housing Bill Requires eBay, Amazon, Google, and All Credit Card Companies to Report Transactions to the Government
Broad, invasive provision touches nearly every aspect of American commerce.
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Washington, DC -?
Hidden deep in Senator Christopher Dodd’s 630-page Senate housing legislation is a sweeping provision that affects the privacy and operation of nearly all of America’s small businesses. The provision, which was added by the bill’s managers without debate this week, would require the nation’s payment systems to track, aggregate, and report information on nearly every electronic transaction to the federal government.
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Sorry, couldnt resist.
Congrats you old timers for bringing what we have today. I know I couldnt live without it.
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One tonne ‘Baby’ marks its birth
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Sixty years ago the “modern computer” was born in a lab in Manchester.
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Multiple variants of a new 'Trojan Horse', designed to allow a malicious user complete remote access to a Mac OS X system have been discovered in the wild earlier this week according to makers of Mac anti-spyware and anti-virus solutions SecureMac. Dubbed 'Applescript.THT Trojan' and disguised as an application bundle called 'AStht_v06' (3.1MB in s...
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Senior Microsoft executives on Thursday plan to provide an update on the software maker's security strategy and products plans, including its upcoming enterprise anti-spyware offering, sources said.
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Their very first mistake was buying Mac OS X! Bwah hah hah! Naw, just messing with you. Gotcha. 3) .exe files lie scattered around the desktop from aborted downloads of Flash Player or some screensaver-cursor-spyware doodad.
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Federal investigators are looking for records from the Florida-based maker of Remote Spy software related to County Councilman Tony Trout’s accounts allegedly used to access the county administrator’s computer, First Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin McDonald said Thursday.
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