We are currently visited by a cybercriminal right at this moment. Although chances that their threads will ever go beyond the backstage are near-zero, be careful if you want to click on a hyperlink. This cybercriminal with no elementary education uses various IP addresses to connect this website. We are disabling some articles for comments because of this regular, daily comment attack.
Department of Geography at Pennsylvania State University hosts a website offering free software programs to analyze geospatial data. This website, GeoVISTA Studio, has been cracked by a group of cybercriminals, and it now hosts a dozen gate pages that will lead visitors to pornographic websites.
Ever since Google officially purchased YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock in October, 2006, more small companies have entered the video-sharing business, hoping they can sell their video-sharing websites for millions of dollars in a couple of years. In fact, we do get an invitation from YouTube imitators once in a while. Some 180 people subscribe to our channel at YouTube, and it has been viewed more than 117,000 times. Inevitably, YouTube imitators find us and ask us to upload our video tutorials. Anyway, while YouTube’s popularity only keeps rising, new video-sharing websites aren’t doing so well. So why do the rest of YouTube imitators fail so badly? Continue reading
Aspyr Media has released the demo version of a highly anticipated new Star Wars game coming to Macs. Star Wars: Empire at War demo is only available for Intel-based Macs.
Click on the button to a game trailer. 
We have obtained a copy of an e-mail message that urges Wells Fargo online customers to enter a website and provide account information. This is scam, and the forwarding link has a website whose design just looks like that of Wells Fargo. The phishing website is hosted in German, possibly, on a personal computer. This website is likely to be designed to steal account information. At the time of writing this article, the phishing website was still running.
