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Thursday, December 23, 2010

Web attacks target human rights sites

Human rights groups and campaigners are being hit hard by huge web attacks launched by those opposed to their views, finds research.Many web-based campaigning groups are being knocked offline for weeks by the attacks, it found.

The researchers expect the tempo of attacks to increase as the tools and techniques become more widespread.It urged human rights groups and independent media groups to beef up their defences to avoid falling victim.

Flash flood
The research by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University tried to get a sense of how often human rights groups and independent media organisations are hit by what is known as Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.

DDoS attacks try to knock a site offline by overwhelming it with data.

In the 12 months between August 2009 and September 2010 the research found evidence of 140 attacks against more than 280 different sites. The report acknowledged that these were likely to be the most high profile attacks and that many more had probably gone unreported.

"These attacks do seem to be increasingly common," said Ethan Zuckerman, one of the authors of the report.

While some attacks were triggered by specific incidents such as elections, others had no obvious cause, he said.The report cites a sustained DDoS attack on Novaya Gazeta, the website of Russia's most liberal indepedent newspaper.

Deputy executive editor Sergey Sokolov is not certain who attacked his website but suspects government-sponsored Kremlin Youth organisations.The report finds that DDoS is increasingly being used as a political tool and as a form of protest.

Attacks that recruit participants in so-called volunteer DDoS are proving popular. The report gives the example of the organisation 'Help Israel Win' which recently invited individuals to install a software package, dubbed Patriot DDos, on their computers so the machine could be used to launch attacks, on what the authors assume would be Palestinian targets.

The most recent example of a volunteer DDoS comes from Anonymous, a loose-knit group of activisits, who used the method to launch attacks on the websites of firms it perceived to be anti-Wikileaks. DDoS attacks could hit small media groups and campaigners hard because the organisations have such limited resources, said Mr Zuckerman.

"If you are a human rights organisation or independent media organisation you might be using an account you are paying £20 a month for and its very hard at that level of hosting to fend off DDoS," he told the BBC.
The attacks did not have to be prolonged, he said, to cause real problems for small campaigning groups.

"They just have to do it long enough to annoy their ISP and they will kick them off and then they have to find another place to host," said Mr Zuckerman.

Easy tools
The work of some groups only appears on the web, said Mr Zuckerman, so knocking them offline effectively silences the campaigners. It can take a long time for some to find a new host, upload content and re-build a site.

He said: "We see sites that do not come back online for two to three weeks."The report also found that DDoS attacks are often only the most visible element of a much broader attack against a site or group.

"There's a very good chance that if you are experiencing DDoS you are being filtered, sent targeted e-mail to get access to your system or to snatch your passwords," he said.Mr Zuckerman said some DDoS attacks logged in the report used hundreds or thousands of PCs in a botnet - networks of hijacked home computers - but others had just as big an effect with far fewer resources.

"There are certain attacks that seem to work if you have only one or two machines," he said.What might cause problems in the future, he suggested, would be easy-to-use tools like those employed by Anonymous activists in support of Wikileaks.

"It seems like DDoS has become easier for more people to engage in," he said. "The threats do seem to be increasing."In response, he said, rights groups needed to work hard to understand the threats and prepare in case they were hit.

"This community needs to get much, much smarter and much more knowledgeable," he said.

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An iPhone app that acts like a therapist to soothe your soul

Going through holiday stress? Here’s an iPhone app to soothe your soul.

The ‘pocket psychotherapist’ application has been launched just in time to help ease the end-of-the-year burdens of the workplace, shopping and family gatherings.

‘Awareness’, the brainchild of holistic therapist Ronit Herzfeld and launched last week, allows the ever-stressed, particularly at holiday time, to find psychological solace, reports ABC News.

Herzfeld said her creation could help users discover inner peace in the routine of their daily lives.

“It''s a next generation application which is more interactive and brings it back to the self, rather than just playing a game,” said Herzfeld.

“It''s something the app can do for you and it''s hitting a chord with people,” she added.

Herzfeld said the application has about 550 users, and her developers are working on a version for Google’s Android, which would be ready by February.

Users with 3.99 dollars to spare are reminded by up to 25 gong tones a day to take a deep breath and assess their mental state. The application asks how you are feeling.

Based on the response, the application plays up to 20 videos with instructions on how to reduce stress. It also gives you about 400 inspirational quotes, such as ‘God gave burdens, also shoulders’.

The application also color-codes your feelings and charts emotional states over a day, month, week and year.

The application has 10 moods and under each one there are sub-categories. Anger, can be frustration, hurt or betrayal. For each mood there are two videos.

The constant iPhone reminder to take a deep breath and redirect behavior can teach the user to change behavior, according to Herzfeld.

There are no advertisements on this application and all data is kept private, stored only on the iPhone. It works with or without a network connection.

The application is not meant to take the place of standard therapy, Herzfeld cautioned, but it can act as a ‘diary of feelings’, where people can track their behavioural responses to different emotional states such as drinking, binge eating or overworking.

“It''s been my life''s work to helping people feel better and lead peaceful lives,” said Herzfeld, who has spent 25 years in traditional psychotherapy, much of it in a mobile crisis unit.

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Pakistani IT firm 'on top of the world' in Blackberry apps

Photo editing software developed by a Pakistan technology firm Five Rivers became the best selling paid-for application for the Blackberry, the firm said on Wednesday.

Lahore-based Five Rivers said its Photo Editor Suite had hit the top spot across all sectors on Blackberry's AppWorld store.

"This is extremely good news for us and especially for the Pakistani IT industry," Mahe Zehra Husain, the head of operations and product management at Five Rivers Technology, told AFP.

"We feel we are on top of the world. This is incredible."

The application "has been in the top five paid applications for quite a while now and on Sunday made its way to the number one spot," she said.

Photo Editor Suite allows users to crop, rotate, adjust brightness and contrast, recolour and resize photos, Husain added.

The website of Five Rivers, which opened a year and a half ago, says it has developed and run out more than 100 mobile applications for the Blackberry and iPhone as well as other smartphones.

Pakistan, a nuclear-armed conservative Muslim country of 167 million people, is in deep recession, exacerbated by years of Al-Qaeda-linked bombings, an energy crisis, poor foreign investment and this year by catastrophic flooding.

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Motorola Mobility buys start-up firm Zecter

Motorola Mobility has announced that it will acquire Zecter Inc , a start-up firm offering products for cloud-based storage and streaming of digital media to Internet-enabled devices , for an undisclosed amount.

Zecter connect users to their content seamlessly and instantaneously, giving them simple, on-the-go access to music, video, photos and documents from their smartphones, personal computers, tablet PCs, and web portals.

The start-up company currently has two products -- ZumoDrive, for cloud-based content synchronisation, access and sharing; and ZumoCast, for personal media streaming to any device.

"Consumers want seamless access to their content and media from wherever they are, while content providers want to ensure that content remains protected and secure," Motorola Mobility Corporate Vice-President (Software and Services) Christy Wyatt said in a statement.

"We believe that Zecter enables that seamless experience with the necessary security measures and we are delighted to be able to work with this team," she added.

Motorola Mobility, the mobile phone division of global telecom giant Motorola, is set to be hived off from the rest of the company next month.

The company said Zecter will enhance its mobile content experience and service offering, providing consumers with real-time access to their online content.

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Skype still down for some users, explains widespread outage

Angry Skype users unable to connect to the service for much of the day managed to crash Twitter earlier in their fervor to either research or complain about the outage.

Skype itself has also been using the microblogging service to keep users abreast of the situation and disseminate updates about the progress of service restoration. In an explanation contained in a link tweeted by the official Skype Twitter account, the company said the outage wasn’t “typical or expected,” and described how it occurred:

Skype isn’t a network like a conventional phone or IM network – instead, it relies on millions of individual connections between computers and phones to keep things up and running. Some of these computers are what we call ‘supernodes’ – they act a bit like phone directories for Skype. If you want to talk to someone, and your Skype app can’t find them immediately (for example, because they’re connecting from a different location or from a different device) your computer or phone will first try to find a supernode to figure out how to reach them.

Have your business or pre-holiday communications been upset by the temporary loss of Skype? You can keep tabs on the service via their now fairly frequent Twitter updates on the situation.

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HP webOS-powered PalmPad tablet specs leaked

Can’t wait until next month’s Consumer Electronics Show to learn about HP’s consumer-geared alternative to the Apple iPad? Well, you just so happen to be in luck. The cleverly named webOS powered PalmPad has apparently had its specs and features leaked all over the Internet. Someone bring the mop.

This comes by way of a report from Fox News, which is revealing that there will be no fewer than three variations on the HP PalmPad at time of launch. A fourth version is being planned around Q3 of next year, targeting univeristy and college students as they get ready to hit the books again… or maybe they’d rather them hit the e-books on the PalmPad instead.

What exactly can you expect from the PalmPad? Well, it’s a tablet and it’s going to be powered by webOS. HP is reportedly leveraging much of the original specs from its less than successful HP Slate and updating them for the webOS 2.5.1 PalmPad. The report from Fox News also cites dual cameras: a 3MP and a 1.3MP, the latter of which presumably for video calling. And yes, the camera has flash.

The real juicy details — like the processor (probably Tegra2), screen size (probably a 7-inch and/or a 10-inch), and storage capacity (at least 8GB) — have not been leaked just yet, but CES is just a fortnight away. You can wait that long, can’t you?
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Facebook's Keralites gang up in real world

Put three Keralites together, and you have at least two political parties. Put them in the virtual world , as in Facebook, and their organizational skills will still be to the fore.

Roughly 200 Keralites who are close pals on Facebook, but have yet to meet in person, will converge at a hotel in Kochi a fortnight from now, to meet up, discuss issues of common interest and raise funds for friends on Facebook who are financially challenged.

“We’ve been in constant touch for nearly three years on Facebook from different parts of the world, and this idea came up about meeting face-to-face. We expect friends from the US, the UK, a number of Gulf nations, and of course from different parts of India to converge in Kochi for the meeting”, says Biju Kottarakara, a Thiruvananthapuram-based accountant who is one of the key organizers of the event.

The group has also got into some charity work along the way, and has already contributed in cash and kind to Facebook pals who are in financial need. “Some of us traveled to Kannur to meet up and console a person afflicted with a rare genetic disease, and we’ve donated a computer and put in Rs 1 lakh into the account of a bed-ridden girl in south Kerala who is a regular on Facebook”, says Kottarakara.

Ronald Denison, a Kochi-based stock broking professional and a key organizer of the event, says social media group members are particularly enthused about donating to charity because they can see the end result of their donations.

“When donations are made to charity organizations, the donor often has no way to track how the money has been utilized. In a social media grouping, one can savour the end result of donations made and take heart that the money has actually been utilized for the purpose it was meant for”, says Denison.

Of the 200-odd participants expected to meet up on January 2, over 150 will be from abroad. “That’s quite natural, considering that Kerala has such a large number of NRIs”, says Denison, pointing out that the date was decided six months ago so that participants could plan their homecoming to coincide with the Facebook meet.

Complementing the NRI crowd will be the home members, including a number of well-known personalities from the literary and cultural domains, all of who are expected to discuss anything and everything. That makes up an ideal setting for triggering some controversial debate, though it is not top-of-the-mind for the organizers.

What they will also do is share the hotel bill. “We don’t want the programme to be sponsored by any individual. That will defeat the feel of camaraderie so essential to such a gathering”, say the organizers. Whether a new political party will emerge out of the meeting is a different question.

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New Windows for tablets

Microsoft is working on a version of its core Windows operating system for devices such as tablets, according to media reports on Tuesday, and the company said its Windows Phone 7 software is making headway in the booming smartphone market.

Microsoft plans to unveil a version of its operating software that runs for the first time on processors designed by UK-based ARM Holdings, a leading financial daily and a newswire reported. ARM’s processors dominate the tablet and handheld device market. Microsoft intends to announce a version of its operating system to run on ARM chip architecture, which competes with the “x86” designs favored by Intel , the Wall Street Journal cited people familiar with the plans as saying.

It was unclear when such an operating system might come to market, but the US software maker could claim lost ground in tablets and other battery-powered mobile devices by forging a new partnership with ARM. Microsoft and ARM declined to comment.

Microsoft said on Tuesday that more than 1.5 million cellphones carrying Windows Phone 7 operating software have sold in the first six weeks of launch, meeting what the company called “realistic” expectations.

Windows Phone 7 may be Microsoft’s last chance to establish a major presence in a hot cellphone market now dominated by Apple and Google, analysts say. The sales numbers were disclosed for the first time by Achim Berg, vice-president of business for Windows phones.

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Chitika

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