A whole Gambling Sites will be Closed within this Year

After smelling the site suppressing pornography and violence, the government of China will close the gambling sites and the site manager and drag it. These measures revealed China's public security ministry. This gambling site closure will be from February to August 2010. Not only that, China also will take stern action against the banking institutions that support the gambling industry. Closure efforts gambling sites has been approved by the eight government institutions such as central banks, ministries of industry and information technology and propaganda bureau. Suppression campaign will be concentrated on online gambling investigation, managed by citizens of both China and abroad.

Gambling in China actually has been banned since the communists came to power in 1949. China's government allows only two gambling systems managed by the state. Previously China had done the same thing by closing a number of pornographic sites and sites of anti-government. Many large sites who are victims of this China policy. Call it a video sharing site, Youtube is blocked in March 2009 for displaying the image documentation of the Tibetan protests, which killed a number of demonstrators. And recently the government started blocking Twitter, Flickr and Facebook.

Social Networking So Main Target of Cyberspace Attack

The popularity of Facebook and other social networks along with increased sense of worry about the attacks on the network users, according to a report released Monday by a computer security company, Sophos.  "The year 2009 witnessed Facebook, Twitter and other social networks to strengthen their position in the core position of the Internet daily activities of their users, and bear witness that all the networks that became the main target of hackers," Sophos said in a 2010 Security Threat Report it.

According to the report, criminals in cyberspace increasingly focusing their attacks on users of social networks in the past 12 months, and 57 percent of users said they had been attacked by social networking pages, up nearly 71 percent from a year ago. Nearly 36 percent of those surveyed also revealed that they sent a destroyer of the device through the pages of social networks, rose as much as 70 percent compared with the previous year.

"Dramatic increase in attacks in the past year told us that social networks and millions of users they have to do more to protect themselves from organized cyber crime, or at risk of identity theft victims," scam "- an electronic news in the internet and are lying deceptive, as if the sender will receive benefits and certain benefits, vandals device attack, "said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos, said in a statement.  Many pages "Web 2.0" to focus too much attention to their market perumbuhan at the expense of proper defense for their users from Internet threats, Sophos said in the report.

Internet Deserve Win 2010 Nobel Peace Prize

The Internet has proven capable of revolutionizing the world virtually. This makes the Internet technology is considered as a feasible medium wins 2010 Nobel Peace. Wired magazine is the Italian version of the Internet to promote its contribution in the field of peace. Wired argues, the Internet supports open dialogue, debate and consensus on the nature of democracy it is today.

Wired Italy also launched a campaign entitled 'Internet for Peace' which will last until September 2010. With this campaign Internet users from various backgrounds and experiences together to create a real thing that supports peace and harmony in the world.  "We see the Internet as a great community in which men and women from around the world with various differences can communicate and express sympathy for the problems that threaten world peace," says Wired editor Riccardo Luna.

"They can spread a new culture based on collaboration and sharing of knowledge that break all the barriers," he added. He continued, for this reason the Internet is very powerful in developing the particular interests. Through the Internet, they can together build peace, erase the hatred and conflict between them in the conflict. "What happens after the election in Iran yesterday is an example of the Internet's role in disseminating information quickly. The Internet had become a powerful tool to bring hope to people in the world," said Riccardo.

FBI Recommends ISP Not Delete Data in Two Years

The FBI asked the Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the United States recording data of all sites visited by the consumer and does not delete it until two years. The policy was deliberately excluded in order to assist the law enforcement agencies in investigating cases involving the Internet such as child pornography or a more serious problem others. FBI Director Robert Mueller said, not only emphasizing the FBI only to the rules for data storage site visit in a long time.

Many other institutions that support this idea. "The FBI always seeks to maintain existing capacity to conduct criminal investigations. Previously, federal regulation since 1986 has required telephone companies to offer toll services should not delete the data names, addresses, phone numbers in and out and so over a period of 18 months , "Mueller said. This policy is still being discussed. If this rule be implemented, ISPs will only record data that will really for the benefit of law enforcement in the region and the local state. This is one of the representatives stated ISPs in the U.S., via Verizon Wireless spokesman Drew Arena.

"We will not carelessly storing URL information available on our network. We will provide law enforcement separately in the local area with the requirements really tight, that they really need it for investigation purposes," said Arena. This policy will also raise the possibility that requires Internet service providers active in the investigation to come to log into Internet protocol address, domain or URL of the actual sites visited by a particular customer.