Scant Brain Power Behind Massive DDoS Attack

It may be the most disturbing thing about last week’s historic denial of service attack on a Dutch anti-spam organization — the fact that the technology involved wasn’t that complicated. That’s one of the findings of security professionals studying the attack methods used on Spamhaus, along with the knowledge that the hackers used the Internet‘sContinue reading “Scant Brain Power Behind Massive DDoS Attack”

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Android Powered $99 Ouya Games Console Shipped To First Supporters

A new games console which industry experts say could disrupt the industry has begun shipping to kickstarter backers who helped the Android-based project get going last year. For the rest of us, there’s an official retail release date: June 4. Games on the system will be a fraction of the cost of traditional console games,Continue reading “Android Powered $99 Ouya Games Console Shipped To First Supporters”

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Fact for the day: 2.4.2013

Can openers invented 48 years after cans Cans were opened with a hammer and chisel before the advent of can openers. The tin canister, or can, was invented in 1810 by a Londoner, Peter Durand. Blowfish12@2013 blowfish12.tk Author: Sudharsun. P. R Related articles New e-course adds compelling visual elements to the practice of business modelContinue reading “Fact for the day: 2.4.2013”

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How top Techies celebrated April Fool’s day

April 1st is celebrated as April Fool’s Day or All Fools Day in many countries. People usually play prank on others and celebrate it. Tech companies also have celebrated April fools Day and, here is a list how the have done it this year. BMW: Royal baby carriage BMW said today that “we are proudContinue reading “How top Techies celebrated April Fool’s day”

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