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• DISA Shuts Down Pentagon Internet and Blackberry Services, Assures It’s Not Due to Cyber Attack

  I don’t know about you, but when my internet goes down, I go into a rage. Everything I do revolves around my internet. My job, Xbox, my PC, Facebook, it’s like a bad dream, and I’m just a 22-year old guy from Ohio. I imagine that when the internet goes down at a place like, … Continue reading »

• Digital Certificates Pulled Due to Hacking Threat

  Digital certificates that were released by GlobalSign have come under recent fire after claims from a hacker stated that he broke into the company’s computer systems. If this is true then this would be the second time a compromise like this has been uncovered in the last couple of weeks.

• Hackers Break Into Linux’s Kernel.org

  If you are a Linux fan and user then the term “hacker” isn’t always a bad thing. Linux users know that there are two different kinds of hackers out there. The first is the kind that develops free software like the Linux kernel, the other is the one that breaks into your computer, steals your identity and racks up huge credit card charges. Unfortunately, the bad hackers hit the good hackers earlier this month.

• Reported Hack on Wind Power Company Bears No Evidence

  A computer hacker recently posted online screenshots as well as data to a hacking mailing list stating that he was able to and had hacked into a wind turbine facility in New Mexico. However, one day after this was reported, the company that is in charge of the turbines has reported that they have seen … Continue reading »

• Nevada Legislators Not Happy With Computer Problems

  The state Industrial Relations Division of Nevada signed a contract back in 2008 for $243,000 in order to get a new computer system to issue health and safety permits. The system selected was the Versa System but now it is not working. On top of that there is a backlog of 5,000 boiler and elevator permits that need to be issued.

• Samsung to Stream 3D Content from Online Store

  Samsung announced today that it would begin streaming a few 3D movie trailers over the internet, creating a brand new way for consumers to get 3D content on their TVs. Samsung will provide access to 3D movie trailers through an online application store created by the company. Samsung plans on expanding their lineup of 3D … Continue reading »

• Sun Being Bought Out By Oracle

  The Oracle Corporation and Sun Microsystems announced yesterday, April 20,2009, that the two groups have arranged a confirmed agreement in which Oracle will purchase the common stock of Sun Microsystems for $9.50 in cash per share. This transaction between the two companies has an estimated value of $7.4 billion which $5.6 billion net of the … Continue reading »

• Computer Service Now Requalifies Microsoft Partner Certification

  Computer Service Now is a nationwide service company based in Middletown, Ohio dedicated to providing local onsite service anywhere on the United States or Canada, and we are constantly striving to improve the range and quality of the service we provide to our customers everywhere. One of the ways Computer Service Now makes an effort … Continue reading »

• RentAComputer.com Selling Inventory of Sun Fire Servers

  Sun Fire servers like the 280R,V480, and V880 come back from rental daily and finally the approval has been given to sell these units outright. Check for Sun Fire Refurbished Deals at RentAComputer.com and watch the Tech-Army.org PX for other Just Back From Rental offerings that are soon to follow. Andy WendtNetwork and Security ConsultantHelping … Continue reading »