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  • 30 July 2008

  • News: Internet advert for slimming aid banned

    An advert for a sliming aid which has regularly appeared all over the internet including on social networking sites such as Facebook, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA).

  • News: Hacker HD Moore attacked by own malware

    HD Moore, creator of the popular Metasploit hacking toolkit, has become the victim of a computer attack.

  • News: Neosploit online crime kit goes out of business

    Cyber criminals have removed an attack kit from the web because its too expensive compared to other kits said security analysts at RSA's FraudAction Research Labs.

  • News: DNS patch slows BIND and Windows Server systems

    The DNS patches that were released to quash a critical flaw have slowed the servers running the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) software and have had an adverse effect of some versions of Windows Server.

  • News: UK blog traffic reaches all-time high

    UK Internet visits to weblogs reached an all-time high during the week ending June 7, 2008, accounting for 1.19% of all UK Internet traffic, equivalent to one in every 84 website visits.

  • News: Apple: MobileMe is finally restored

    All MobileMe customers that found themselves without email over the past week have had their service restored, according to Apple. The company said 1 percent of members were affected by the mail problems.

  • News: HP, Intel and Yahoo partner on cloud computing

    HP, Intel and Yahoo are partnering for cloud computing research and education in order to advance the development and adoption of large-scale, data-intensive internet-hosted applications and related IT infrastructure.

  • News: MSN Direct gets satnav support

    Microsoft has released an API that allows websites to send location information to GPS navigation devices as part of an expansion of its MSN Direct services.

  • 29 July 2008

  • News: Online crime maps live 'by the end of 2008'

    Online maps showing detailed crime patterns in communities across the UK will be available to residents by the end of the year. Web users will be able to compare crime rates in their area with neighbouring communities.

  • News: IBM: 94% of browser flaws exploited within 24 hours

    According to IBM, 94 percent of browser vulnerabilities are exploited within 24-hours of the flaw being highlighted.

  • News: Social networking heads toward smaller communities

    The next step in social networking will see a focus on smaller online communities rather than large groups, according to academic researchers.

  • News: 'Google-killer' Cuil launch fails to impress

    It appears that Cuil, which launched yesterday amid claims it has the world's largest search index, is not performing as well as its creators, former Google employees, intended. Instead it's facing an angry backlash which could result in long-term damage to its title as a credible contender for Google's crown.

  • News: Google Video investigated over bullying clip

    Italian prosecutors are wrapping up an investigation that could see four Google executives charged for failing to block the posting of a video of a disabled teenager being bullied on the company's video service.

  • News: Mozilla loses VP to Facebook

    Facebook is strengthening its product development team at the expense of Firefox developer Mozilla, whose vice president of engineering will join Mark Zuckerberg's social networking company.

  • 28 July 2008

  • News: Stabbing tool removed from Facebook app

    Software developer Slide has removed an action from a= Facebook app that allowed social networkers to stab each other.

  • News: Google-killer launched by ex-employees

    Former Google staffers claim new Cuil search engine has already indexed 120 billion sites

  • News: Google detects over 1 trillion unique sites

    Google has announced that the number of unique web URLs it has detected has passed the one trillion milestone, with the search engine giant's engineers revealing that the web is growing by several billion individual pages every day.

  • News: MobileMe email partially restored

    Users of Apple's MobileMe have been given partial access to the email service after a week-long outage.

  • News: 3 wants EU to regulate data roaming charges

    Mobile operator 3 has admitted it wants the EU regulate the mobile-data roaming charges.

  • 26 July 2008

  • News: 17 ways Greasemonkey can revolutionise Firefox

    Do you get frustrated and angry when a poorly designed website doesn’t load quick enough or is only partially visible? Well Greasemonkey, a free Firefox add-on, offers hundreds of free script to improve the functionality of websites and the net, whether its adding must-have features to Gmail, streamlining your social life in Facebook or speeding up your blog posts.

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