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August 3, 2006 11:36 AM PDT
A Web browser being developed by Flock has features that focus on online collaboration and communication. It has a display bar that lets people see their friends' photos hosted on photo-sharing Web sites. Version 1.0 is due this fall.
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Hackers and corporate suits joined in Las Vegas this week to discuss security at the annual Black Hat conference. Microsoft hosted a whole day of discussion on security in its Vista update--a sign of the conference changing. The FBI also made an appearance to make a call for hacker help with cybercrime. Meanwhile, one hacker at the conference demonstrated flaws in Wi-Fi software that could let an attacker break into a PC. Other researchers released tools to test the security of increasingly popular voice over Internet Protocol telephony systems.
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AT&T on Tuesday said hackers broke into one of its computer systems and accessed personal data on thousands of customers who used its online store.
The information that was illegally accessed includes credit card numbers, AT&T said in a statement. The cyberattack affects about 19,000 customers who purchased equipment for high-speed DSL Internet connections through AT&T's Web site, the company said.
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Amazon.comに掲載されているWindows Vista
の出荷日は２００７年１月３０日となっている。 製品価格は、
Windows Vista Ultimate 399ドル
Windows Vista Ultimate Upgrade 259ドル
Windows Vista Business 299ドル
Windows Vista Home Basic 199ドル
日本のamazonにはまだ掲載されていない。
Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension that allows you to write scripts that alter the web pages you visit. You can use it to make a website more readable or more usable. You can fix bugs that the site owner can't be bothered to fix themselves. You can alter pages so they work better with assistive technologies that speak to a web page aloud or convert it to Braille. You can even automatically retrieve data from other sites to make two sites more interconnected.
