Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts

Hackers penetrated the FBI Networking Web Sites



Technosian - Not only break down the security system electronics companies only, the hacker or hackers also target data of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). They stole 180 passwords owned by members of an institution that became the FBI partner.


"Someone has to mess up the website. We currently do not know how the attackoccurred or the methods used to steal passwords," said Paul Farley, president of the Atlanta InfraGard Members Alliance. The agency is formed by the FBI to collect information on security threats to the physical facilities and infrastructure of the Internet inthe U.S..
List passwords are stolen are owned by members who come from various institutions, including the Army, the organization's Internet security, and telecommunications operators. 
Actors who claim the name Lulz Security divulge their password on the internet.
Lulz Security claims to have used one of these access to stealing about 1,000 documents and personal e-mail from one of the important officials. They said the actionis a form of protest to the Pentagon, U.S. Defense Department, which some time agoplanned to include an attack in cyberspace as a form of war. Security Lulz previously admitted as an online service attacker Sony and Nintendo.
The FBI has released an official statement will attack and theft of identity data. Effort sunderway to investigate the incident. (kompas.com / Tri Wahono / Boston.com)

Kaspersky Internet Security 2011




Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 brings the same level of computer protection and peace of mind that I've come to expect from Kasperksy. 

Installing was easy -- seamless and relatively quick. I wasn't sure if it would automatically uninstall the old version so I manually uninstalled it to be safe. This is running on a Windows Vista machine -- AMD Athlon 64 dual-core processor (32-bit) with 2 GB of RAM. It's an older, slower system compared to the ones on the market today, but my system specs well-exceeded the system requirements. (See below for list of system requirements.) 

The interface for both the old and new version hasn't changed too much. It's always been intuitive and user-friendly. The new version, however, has more bells and whistles and offers additional layers of protection. One new feature that I like the most is the "safe run" mode, which allows you to run potentially dangerous applications on an isolated, safe desktop. 

I also like how almost everything is customizable, including update runs and system scans. 

A major complaint with most antivirus software is that it hogs up computer resources, but Kaspersky doesn't slow my system down when it runs. 

Here are the system requirements per the box: 

GENERAL: 
-375 MB of free space on hard drive 
-CD-ROM Drive (for installation via CD) 
-Internet connection for product activation 
-Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher 

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 
-For Windows 7: 1 GHz CPU, 1GB RAM (x32) or 2GB RAM (x64) 
-For Windows Vista: 800 MHz CPU, 512MB RAM 
-For Windows XP: 300 MHz CPU, 256MB RAM 

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