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Hackers hacked the indian government website which is operated by the Institute of Remote Sensing.It has been compromised for malware purposes says Finjan Inc,one of the big company which provides web gateway products,and a provider of unified web security solutions for the enterprise market. This Hacking is made on two fronts,first attack has happened when Indian government stepping up security on its hosting servers.secondly cybercriminals have added script into the site that adds an iFrame attack to the page,"said Yuval Ben- Itzhak, Finjan's chief technology officer. "The page then re-routes to a LuckySploit-infected server in Texas that fires off multiple attacks across the Internet.Reports says that site hack and re-route infected several thousand users around internet. Ben-Itzhak said the LuckySploit toolkit uses variety of methods that infect users and it uses a complex encryption system to hide what it is doing.bad news is that the infected pages can only detected

Mozilla prepared to launch its new latest firefox browser today,that is on 30 th june.Codename for firefox 3.5 is Shiretoko.List of new features for firefox 3.5 includes a new privacy mode called as 'porn mode'.(This mode is already introduced by Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, Apple’s Safari, and Google’s Chrome.)location aware browsing, and video rendering without plugins.This version of 3.5 will be avialable for some time,with postive reports in terms of speeds and performance.

Google India, the Indian subsidiary of US-based software giant, on Monday contended in the Bombay High Court that it does not control the publication of content on blog-hosting website 'blogger', and is not liable for the same. Earlier, a single judge of High Court had restrained Google from hosting any blog containing defamatory material about Dr Ashwin Mehta, a city-based cardiologist. Though the offensive blog-posts were removed, the Google India has now filed appeal against this order before division bench, saying that blog-hosting company can not monitor what is posted on blogs all the time. Secondly, Google India, the Indian subsidiary, is not responsible for defamation through blogger, said its lawyer Iqbal Chhagla. "Blogger service is provided by Google Incorporation (based in US). We (Google India) are not a party to agreement between Google Inc and those who use blogger... We have no liability or responsibility for content of blogger," he argued. Chhagla fur