Posted on March 29th, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
This article is very scary. For this to happen to a large company like TJX is bad. But what is really interesting is that this wasn’t an e-tailer. This was a large chain store that had their brick and mortor security breeched apparently over the Internet. It seems today no data is safe.Â
It did take them […]
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Filed under: News, Security
Posted on March 26th, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
I have wondered what it is like to not have the Internet. I have been ‘online’ in one way or another since I was 7 years old. This is no small feat considering I was 7 in 1984. My mother even uses a computer hooked up to the Internet. My father on the other hand […]
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Filed under: News, Computing, General
Posted on March 22nd, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
I’m a bit late with this. Registerfly.com, that I talked about in a previous post, has been given the boot by ICANN for non-compliance. It looks like they haven’t pulled the logos off the site yet. Not surprising, they probably can’t login to them to do it. They have until the 31st before ICANN pulls […]
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Filed under: Web, News
Posted on March 14th, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
The good news is that Google is now going to start obscuring the last octet of the IP addresses it keeps on file regarding searches. They are going to wait several months before doing this, but at least they are taking some steps towards allowing consumer anonymity.Â
Truthfully, I don’t worry about these issues too much. I […]
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Filed under: Tech Law, Security
Posted on March 10th, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
We’re starting to see some serious grumblings from Registerfly.com users, as well the news media. There is something major going on over there, and they may well go down in flames. It’s not certain at all what is happening. It appears their CEO might have been stealing money and using it for liposuction? But the bottom line […]
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Posted on March 9th, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
Here is an interesting article about a recent attack on the Internet’s root servers in February. If anyone wants to take down the Internet, and there are people who DO want to take down the Internet, this is how they are probably going to do it.Â
One of the ways the Internet works is by allowing you to […]
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Posted on March 3rd, 2007 by Jason Caminiti
This seems almost too over simplified. But the truth is, most of the techies I know don’t get spy ware or viruses. Why? Not because we are immune, but because we don’t go to the types of sites that will get you infected. It’s quite comical to see the faces, or hear the voices of […]
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Filed under: Computing, General, Security