If you’ve got a PayPal account, you’re likely a target for phishers who’ll try to nab your login credentials by sending phony e-mails that lure victims to a bogus site so they’ll unwittingly give up the info. The solution?
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How much is the estimated most valuable Web address worth?
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Tags: address, auction, domain name, sex.com
Want to give to worthy causes without actually giving any money? There’s an app for that. It’s called CauseWorld and is currently available for both the iPhone and the Droid.
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Tags: CauseWorld, Citi, droid, iphone, Proctor and Gamble
American small businesses have tapped into that entrepreneur spirit during the downturn and are looking to new and creative ways to keep their bottom line from sinking too far, too fast. One popular tactic: social networking.
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Tags: adoption, Robert H. Smith School of Business, small business, social networking, University of Maryland, Web sites
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In its glory days, nobody ever thought eBay would hit a slump — especially not in a recession when everybody needs a good deal or wants to unload stuff and raise cash. But eBay did, slump that is, in recent months. And with profits sinking and its market share shrinking, the company’s recasting its online presence: It’s going green.
Tags: Ebay, green, Greenpeace, marketing, technology
There’s a new report out warning that hackers have become “industrialized” and represent an ever increasing threat to people, organizations and Government.
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Tags: botnets, cybercriminal, hackers, Imperva, industrialized, study
Does playing a violent video game really make players more prone to be violent in real life? That’s a question that’s been batted about (no pun intended) for decades, since the first electronic game systems hit the market. The answer?
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Tags: Craig Anderson, Iowa State University, study, Video games, violence
