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PTCL introduces Vfone POSTPAID now in exciting three packages. PTCL Wireless Local Loop set Price is 3600 RS. Throught Which you can also use internet at high Speed in remote areas. Terms and Conditions: Charging will be done as per prescribed rates in each package, after expiry of free facility. Outgoing facility will be blocked…
Mobilink indigo has recently announced a thrilling new offer whereby any 3 lucky indigo customers can win an all-expense paid trip to South Africa to watch the World Cup live! Mobilink indigo has always believed in providing its customers top-of-the-line services and quality care. At the same time, coming up with engaging yet exciting campaigns…
Windows 7 is harder to hack than Apple’s Snow Leopard–mainly due to Flash being installed by default on SL. Security expert Charlie Miller has participated in the Pwn2Own contest over the last two years, and has won both times. Held in the CansecWest Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the contest challenges contestants to find…
A 17-year-old bug in Windows will be patched by Microsoft in its latest security update. The February update for Windows will close the loophole that dates from the time of the DOS operating system. First appearing in Windows NT 3.1, the vulnerability has been carried over into almost every version of Windows that has appeared…
Perhaps a little too much of a reminder of the film Die Hard 4 for many readers – the BBC Technology page is reporting that the age of Cyber Warfare may be nearly upon us, at a grander scale than was first anticipated. A report by online security experts, McAfee, bases its report conclusion opon…
We have seen how hackers bypass toughest of software piracy protection by simple novice tricks as evident in case of Adobe CS4 activation hack, now a similar simple overlook by leading security software vendor Kaspersky is letting pirates bypass Kaspersky key blacklist mechanism and update their pirated copies with ease without any restrictions. The simple…
ABC, easy as 123…456789! We’ve all seen the warnings about having secure passwords. Even upon account creation, many online services even include tips on how to make a secure password. It seems, though, that most users do not take heed. IDG reports that security researcher Bogdan Calin analyzed the 10,000 stolen Windows Live Hotmail usernames…
