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Is this a Google privacy fail?

06

Jul

2011

March 2010: my Google Profile was “not yet eligible” to be “featured” in Google’s search results. My profile was private and Google was attempting to get me to make it public. I thought that was a clever use of reverse psychology, so I took a screenshot and posted it to Twitpic. Today I read that […]

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First microblog attack in China

30

Jun

2011

Sina microblog is the biggest microblogging platform in China and is very similar to Twitter. It has more than 140 million users, which is almost 10% of the population of China. On June 28 this year, it was attacked by an XSS worm and more than 30,000 users were affected. The worm aggressively sends out […]

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Earth Hour Section of WWF’s Philippine Site Defaced

29

Jun

2011

WWF Philippines’ site is hacked by some Madoka (it’s an anime) fan. I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. The above was the actual tweet from a chain of retweets that reached my stream and got us (Chris and I) looking into this matter. This one below was the screenshot we captured: Click to […]

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