Archive for January, 2009
Remington: Phenomenal Customer Service
In: Customer Service
26 Jan 2009I have HC600 hair clipper from Remington, bought through Amazon on July 2007. It’s a great machine, water proof, portable, durable, ease to handle, just great. Since it’s made for North America the charger is 120 Volts. I bought at Radio Shack a special converter, so I could charge the clipper when I moved to [...]
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- Tags: Customer Service, Remington
If your touchpad or mouse stop working after windows update of IdeaCom Technology Inc. – Input – IdeaCom HID Touch Screen (PS/2) update, then your not alone. I have Vista Business 64 bits and I have seen reports on the net that the problem occurred to XP and 32 bits versions. My hardware is a [...]
Know your customers: Microsoft thinks is still 1999
In: Web
13 Jan 2009Yesterday, I was looking for some information regarding the “Shrink Volume” Windows Vista utility, and found an article in Lifehacker on dual boot Vista and Windows 7. There in the Opinions section, is a post titled “In 2009, Microsoft Still Underestimates the Web”. The post is a constructive criticism, on Microsoft failure in distributing the [...]
Video of Twitter being hacked: tweets without Captcha
In: Web
7 Jan 2009Here is the video of Twitter being hacked by GMZ:
Apparently GMZ (the hacker and a 18 student) used a dictionary attack to login in into a Admin account. How was this possible? Well if you try to log in into Gmail or Hotmail and failed for x number of time, then you are ask to [...]
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- Tags: hacking, Security, Twitter, video
Twitter Caught.. I mean Hacked
6 Jan 2009Earlier I posted about the reports of the phishing attacks against Twitter. Apparently high profile accounts i.e Obama, Britney where hacked. The good side is that the Hackers have a sense of humor, the bad thing is that they have been fixed.
It looks like the vector of attack here some tools that where used by [...]
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- Tags: Britney Spears, Obama, phishing, Security, Twitter, Web2.0
Phishing Tweets
5 Jan 2009According to the Twitter blog, phishing scams targeted at Twitter users, have appeared. If you wonder what scammers are trying to achieve with it? Well think about it, there is a lot of value in Twitter account. Maybe not on the average Joe Twitter user, however there are a lot of high profile Twitter users, [...]
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- Tags: Obama, phishing, Twitter, Web2.0
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