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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Hack could let browsers use cloud to carry out big attacks on the cheap | Ars Technica
This is a scary concept for cloud based attacks and how to exploit cloud servers. Another notch in the “Why the cloud doesn’t have a silver lining” argument. Hack could let browsers use cloud to carry out big attacks on … Continue reading
Posted in News Release
Tagged attack, botnet, browser, cloud, denial of service, dos, hack
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Michael Geist – Why Liability Is Limited: A Primer on New Copyright Damages as File Sharing Lawsuits Head To Canada
Michael Geist – Why Liability Is Limited: A Primer on New Copyright Damages as File Sharing Lawsuits Head To Canada.
Are you REALLY the Master of your Domain?
Yes, I am blatantly stealing that title from Seinfeld, and I’m not even a Seinfeld fan. Despite that, it does fit perfectly into an issue we’ve been dealing with at Fixmycomputernow.com for years now. Website designers who are ripping off … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged access, design houses, domain, domain setup, domains, email, websites
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The thing about tablets… | FailDesk
The thing about tablets… | FailDesk.
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