Archive for March 24th, 2010

tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2010/03/19/performing-a-configuration-only-export-import-on-hyper-v.aspx'; The next challenge I faced during my big rebuild of my Hyper-V server was what to do with my Windows Home Server virtual machine.  This is a single virtual machine that has a total of 6TB of storage attached to it – so backing it up to a remote location is out... »

In spite of the polarized, poisonous atmosphere in Washington, D.C., generated by President Barak Obama’s health care reform campaign, two Senators from very opposite ends of the political spectrum are co-sponsoring a bill to fight international cybe... »

"Dirty" or "Flirty"Ok.It’s an old formula for a successful business: pay girls to have fun with you.This time the schtick is getting on-line gamers to pay $8.25 (US) to play an online game with a female for 10 minutes. The women get to keep 40 percen... »

There is a risk to computer security from governments. Regulatory changes, even if they are very positive measures, can impose huge demands on an enterprise (i.e. HIPPA, Sarbanes-Oxley, California’s law requiring notification of customers whose perso... »

Security Guard is a phony security program, designed to trick people into thinking it's a part of Windows Security Center. Security Guard is actually a PC infection, designed to infect PC after PC with the ultimate goal to rip people off.If Security G... »

The latest rogue antispyware to terrorize unsuspecting people on the interwebs:XPAntiMalware 2010XP Smart Security 2010Antispyware XPXP Security ToolIf you have been infected by any of the above rogue security programs, you can remove them with VIPRE. ... »

Computer security category of risk: human factors? The Sofia, Bulgaria, news site novinite.com is reporting that a city councilor in Bulgaria’s second largest city of Plovdiv was voted out of a city council committee because he wouldn’t stop playin... »