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Delhi — (ArriveNet - Dec 11, 2007) –As per the latest report published by RNCOS on the phenomenally growing banking sector of China -
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climber writes “Just days after the first scareware for OSX, researchers are pondering the problems of an iPhone exploit that could lead to larger issues. The Trojan pulls legitimate apps off the phone if you try to remove it, but it only infects iPhones that have ‘been altered or opened through a security hole in the system.’ Though this worm is more of an annoyance than anything else, it could be a proof of concept for a more serious attack. ‘The fear is hackers may be experimenting and gathering research that’ll increase the dangers of a more malicious attack in the near future. It is clear at least one writer — the author of this piece at Web Worker Daily — thinks that the iPhone should be left on the dresser in the morning. She offers several reasons that the device isn’t a good corporate tool.’”
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climber writes “Just days after the first scareware for OSX, researchers are pondering the problems of an iPhone exploit that could lead to more massive issues. The Trojan pulls legitimate apps off the phone if you try to remove it, but it only infects iPhones that have ‘been altered or opened through a security hole in the system.’ Though this worm is more of an annoyance than anything else, it could be a proof of concept for a more serious attack. ‘The fear is hackers might be experimenting and gathering research that’ll increase the dangers of a more malicious attack in the near future. It is clear at least one writer — the author of this piece at Web Worker Daily — thinks that the iPhone should be left on the dresser in the morning. She offers several reasons that the device isn’t a good corporate tool.’”
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KjetilK writes “The W3C just gave SPARQL the stamp of approval. SPARQL is a query language for the Semantic Web, and differs from other query languages in that’s usable across different data sources. There are already 14 implementations of the spec available. Most of them are free software. There are also billions of relations out there that are query-able, thanks to the Linking Open Data project. The structured data of Wikipedia is now query-able at DBpedia. Also, have a look at Ivan Herman’s presentations on this topic.”
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KjetilK writes “The W3C just gave SPARQL the stamp of approval. SPARQL is a query language for the Semantic Web, and differs from other query languages in that’s usable across different data sources. There are already 14 implementations of the spec available. Most of them are free software. There are also billions of relations out there that are query-able, thanks to the Linking Open Data project. The structured data of Wikipedia is now query-able at DBpedia. Also, have a look at Ivan Herman’s presentations on this topic.”
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