Archive for January, 2010

News: Attack Code Used to Hack Google Now Public

The dangerous Internet Explorer attack code used in last month’s attack on Google’s corporate networks is now public.

The code was submitted for analysis Thursday on the Wepawet malware analysis Web site, making it publicly a vailable. By Friday, it had been included in at least one publicly available hacking tool and could be seen in online attacks, according to Dave Marcus, director of security research and communications at McAfee. Continue Reading »

News: Firefox 3.7 Dumped to Fix up 3.6

Mozilla has dumped Firefox 3.7 from the release schedule, replacing it with regular features updates for version 3.6 of the browser.

Under its original plans, Mozilla would roll out Firefox 3.6 and 3.7 over the course of 2009, each bringing minor improvements to the browser. However, a steady stream of delays to Firefox 3.6 has rendered that goal unobtainable, forcing Mozilla to rethink its release. Continue Reading »

News: Google Chrome OS beta review

Google recently set loose a working version of its new Chrome operating system, due for public release in late 2010. Already there is much interest from a large crowd of international developers. Much is promised from Google, which feels sure that it has the right marketing strategy for its network-based operating system. We take a look at Chrome OS to find out what it offers… Continue Reading »

Release: jQuery 1.4 Released!

In celebration of jQuery’s 4th birthday, the jQuery team is pleased to release the latest major release of the jQuery JavaScript library A lot of coding, testing, and documenting has gone into this release, and we’re really quite proud of it.

jQuery 1.4 has been released! Head on over to the 14 Days of jQuery site to see the full details:

Also Media Temple has just started their 15 prizes for 14 days of jQuery contest. Submit cool uses of jQuery and enter to win free hosting or even a laptop! Continue Reading »

News: KOffice 2.1.1 Gets the Bug Count Down

Your hard-working KOffice team have been coding away over the last couple of months and the resulting KOffice 2.1.1 is now available. This is a bugfix release and the changelog shows that it improves every app in the suite. KOffice is the most integrated and complete suite of office applications available, however the 2.1 series is still recommended to experimental adopters only.

Release: Ubuntu 10.04 Alpha 2 Released!

While we knew it was coming, this afternoon Canonical and the Ubuntu development community have announced the release of Lucid Lynx Alpha 2, or more easily known as Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Alpha 2. This second alpha release of Ubuntu 10.04 delivers on Plymouth integration, the likewise-open package for Active Directory authentication has received a major upgrade, KDE 4.4 RC1, Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud improvements, and many other improvements to this popular Linux distribution. Continue Reading »

News: First server compatible with Java EE 6

Sun Microsystems and the GlassFish community recently announced the availability of Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server v3.

It be an application server compatible with Java EE is the most frequently downloaded in the industry, with more than 24 million pengunduh up to this day. Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server v3 provides solutions enterprise-level application server based on open source to customers that focus on reducing the complexity of the application and use. Continue Reading »

News: Facebook Offer Antivirus Free For 6 Months

In order to prevent the spread of malware or malicious software on its social networking services, Facebook offers anti-virus to all users. But there is no “free lunch” for this service because it can only be used for free during the first 6 months.

Offered antivirus is McAfee Internet Security which can be downloaded through McAfee fan page on Facebook. These applications have been specifically designed to verify the Facebook account in order to be protected from malware intrusions. Continue Reading »

News: Kingston Introduces HyperX Kit 24GB

This year is DDR3. We will see many companies DDR3 memory products pushed it to market. Kingston is no exception. Memory Kingston Technology Company has even started sending DDR3 memory kit 24GB her.

This memory is designed for use by users of Intel Core i7 and X58. This memory kit consists of six modules DDR3 1600MHz 4GB. Continue Reading »

News: IE is still thriving in Corporate circles

The various discussions that mention Internet Explorer (IE) browser’s increasingly supplanted by other, perhaps not entirely correct. At least one independent survey stated that approximately 80 percent of companies are still loyal to use Microsoft’s browser for office activities.

Survey conducted Devil Mountain Software said, 80 percent of the 22,000 computers using OS (Operating System) Windows Xp and relying on IE as their browser.

Devil Mountain Network collects realtime metric system and application usage data from Windows-based computers and servers around the world. This information is then used to see the market trends that affect the Windows OS. Continue Reading »