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Authorities at the Federal Bureau of Investigations and the US Marshalls offices were forced to shut down their computer networks after a virus attacked their systems Thursday.

The US Marshalls Department disconnected from Justice Department’s computer networks after they suspected that they were under a cyber attack just as a precaution. While the Federal Bureau of Investigations did the same.

Federal Bureau of Investigations spokesperson Mike Kortan “We are evaluating a network issue on our… Continue

As the accused Craig’s list killer stands trial for the murder of a girl that he found through an add on Craigslist the three attorney generals plan to meet with craigslist representatives to begin discussion about eliminating adds from the site for prostitution and other suspected illegal sexual activities.

The CEO of Craigslist, Jim Buckmaster expressed optimism toward the goal of reducing illegal activity on the site but stopped short of discussing the removal of the “erotic services” sectio… Continue

The very fast growing micro blogging service “Twitter” has confirmed that some one has yet again broke into the network and gained access to roughly 10 accounts. Ashton Kutcher and Britney Spears were among the 10 people who’s Twitter accounts were attacked.

Confidential information such as e-mail addresses and cell phone numbers were viewed by the hackers, also some of this information might have leaked out on to the web. Keep in mind that the cell phone number has to be associated with the tw… Continue

Chrome is Google’s newish web browser for the people who may be un aware of what chrome is. Chrome is still in beta so that does give them the opportunity to fix bugs before Google releases the full version of chrome later this year if every thing stays together and everything has be de bugged and had all the kinks worked out of it.

And that is what Chrome 2.0.196.0 stage is right now people are using it, but are willing to put up with a couple of bugs and crashes. Well this week Google killed… Continue