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MSN Korea Hacked, Says Microsoft
The Korean portal reportedly fell victim to hackers for one reason: its servers had not been patched.
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Italian Welfare Minister Sparks Euro Controversy
Italian welfare minister Roberto Maroni thinks Italy should go back to having its own currency. Leaders of the European Union have deemed the idea of the euro zone breaking up absurd.
Japan Opening Cellular Market To Competition
Long dominated by three companies, the mobile phone market will see a big change later this year.
Cookies and PIE – An Introduction to Flash Security
Web-enabled consumers are tossing their cookies in greater numbers; and although this phenomenon is related to the stomach-churning activities of some Internet marketers and their offerings, it has more to do with taking back control of their Web browsing, and less to do with violent physiological reactions to bad snack food.
How An Entrepreneur’s Choices Define First Impressions–Demystifying Business Identity
The mechanics' flyer used all the key words to convince me to take my car there. The two brothers who owned and operated this small repair shop for imported automobiles were factory trained, offered advance appointments and only used brand name parts. Why was I dragging my feet?
Hackers Booby Trap MSN
Microsoft is scratching its head trying to figure out how hackers hijacked MSN's South Korean website (www.msn.co.kr). The invaders' goal was to obtain user passwords.
