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By Go! Jackie Go on Dec 7, 2012 in: cybercrime, identity theft, poser
With how everything is fast-paced and accessible especially online, one can have the power to be who they want to be. Sadly I am one of the victims of an identity theft, well not exactly that but something similar. I’ve learned that someone is...
By ComTECHnician on Nov 7, 2012 in: china, Computing, cybercrime, cyberwar, Extreme, hacking, Internet, politics, Security, surfing, usa, web, zero-day vulnerability
Chinese technology consumers are now a substantial group, but an ego-blow is the least of the western world's problems. Cyberwarfare is now a growing issue on the Chinese front, and that leaves the United States vulnerable in a very serious way.
By Say It, Nessie on Oct 29, 2012 in: Technology, Andy Lau, Cybercrime, Jason Mok, Multi-Device, Norton 360, Norton Cybercrime Report, Symantec
Norton 360 Multi-Device brings together powerful PC, Mac, Android Smartphone and tablet protection to deliver a single and straight-forward solution ... Continue reading...
By Age of the Diary on Oct 10, 2012 in: Blogging, advertising, anti-cybercrime, anti-cybercrime law, Atty. Disini, Binalot, Blog, blogging, brand advocates, Business process outsourcing, celebrity, cybercrime, cybercrime law, Defamation, Digital Influencers Marketing Summ, digital world, Disini, emerging blogs, endorser, Facebook, Information and communications technology, internet, janette toral, job, Law, libel, maita siquijor, marketing, Oishi, pangasinan, Philippine, pinay thrillseeker, Prima facie, public shools, Rosario Juan, school newspaper, sleep, social media, summit, Team Manila, technology, top 10 emerging blogs, top 10 emerging blogs for 2012, tweet, tweet up, tweetup, twitter, vanj padilla, website
After the Laguna Blogging Summit, I attended the Digital Influencers Marketing Summit. Am I a summit addict now? I guess ever since I attended iBlog8: The 8th Philippine Blogging Summit, I’m like, I want more! The Cybercrime Law The hottest to...
By Pinoy Technologies on Oct 2, 2012 in: CyberCriime Prevention Act Of 2012, an act on cyberspace regulation, cybercrime, cybercrime act, cybercrime act of 2012, cybercrime act of 2012 implemented in the phil. philippines implemented cybercrime act, cyberspace regulations, philippine cybercrime act of 2012, recent implications on the implementation of cybercrime act, regulations in the cyberspace, regulations on the cyberspace, what to expect from crbercrime act of 2012
The cyberspace is basically a platform for man’s freedom of creativity. And while nobody owns the Internet, there is a conception of the thought “personal property” in such a space. Obviously, the cyberspace is both a realm of the b...
By Be Kind To Us Trolls on Oct 2, 2012 in: Current Events, Humor, Personals, Aquino, cybercrime, Cybercrime Law, cybercrime law meme, cybercrime memes, Cybercrime Prevention Act, dalubhasang pinoy, martial law, meme, memes, noynoy aquino, pnoy, Senator Sotto, Senator Tito Sotto, Tito Sotto
“One by one, senators who voted for the passage of the Cybercrime Prevention Law vow to amend it. What can you say?” - Yahoo Philippines Literally, I would have to really shout out “Yahoo!” It’s a great day for the...
By Manila Gawker on Oct 2, 2012 in: infographics, philippines, cybercrime, pnoy, emartial law
Here's a quick one-minute briefer on the RA #: 10175 or The Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 signed by President Aquino on September 12, 2012. While the document was made with the intention of protecting our best interests, critics from all over the...