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Interesting articles about ciber-crime.
Hi-tech criminals have found novel ways to carry out web-based attacks that are much harder to spot and stop, warn security experts
He said: “i got many shops + tons of daily orders. i hack a shop in 3-4 hours and sell it for 100-500$.”
He thanked “stupid admins” for making basic mistakes that let him break in.
Roze, one experienced hand and a spammer, said he exploited “human stupidity” rather than poor security.
He said: “That costs them money :)) i know is not fair .. but it`s the way we make money.
Source: BBC News
A “Spider-man” suit that enables its wearer to scale vertical walls like the comic and movie superhero could one day be a reality, according to a study.
Natural technology used by spiders and geckos could help a human climb the side of a building or hang upside down from a roof, the analysis suggests.
Source: Dailytech
Researchers from Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology have some promising research that could make the removal of the great saphenous vein unnecessary in future coronary artery bypass operations.
The technology they are developing allows them to print new blood vessels and capillaries from an ink jet printer. The ink used in the technology is made from artificial cells and medical gel in a solution of calcium chloride. This ink solidifies into a tube with a lining of endothelial cells and an outer case of smooth muscle cells.
Source: Dailytech
SanDisk and Samsung are currently sitting at 64GB with their SSDs. SanDisk’s offering features read speeds of 67MB/sec (write speeds are unknown) while Samsung quotes 65MB/sec reads and 45MB/sec writes. Adtron’s 160GB SSD trumps both with a maximum read speed of 70MB/sec and maximum write speed of 55MB/sec.
Astronomers have found an enormous void in space that measures nearly a billion light-years across.
It is empty of both normal matter – such as galaxies and stars – and the mysterious “dark matter” that cannot be seen directly with telescopes.
Scientists claim that a galactic void this large is far from a normal occurrence.
Source: Dailytech
Princeton notes that the PTM-UBT3S is compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Mac OS X.
The tiny device will be available in Japan this September for 2,480 yen ($22 USD)
Source: Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters) – Sony has developed an environmentally-friendly prototype battery that runs on sugars and that can generate enough electricity to power a music player and a pair of speakers, the Japanese company said.
Interesting article from Kirainet
At the beginning of 2001 Suica IC card started to work in Japan, it is an e-money card based on IC technology exploited by JR (Japan Railways). At the beginning it was used only to pay train travles, but nowadays you can use it in many traditional shops, convenience stores and even vending machines.
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Toshiba just released a 16 GB SD card in Japan, and very soon a 32 GB model for 520 euro.
Source: BBC News
Neutron star artwork, Image: Casey Reed/Penn State
Neutron stars form when massive stars exhaust their fuel
Astronomers have spotted a space oddity in Earth’s neighbourhood – a dead star with some unusual characteristics.
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