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There is a hacker attack behind what happened to Youporn: stolen passwords, stolen email addresses, and compromised accounts.

Sony Nex-VG20 is Sony’s new handycam, replacing the company’s first camcorder. Here are its features and price.

Panasonic AG-HPX250 has introduced its new camcorder which, due to its features, does not require an additional recorder.

The Kindle is finally on sale in Italy for €99. Here’s how you can buy it and all the related news.

There is a major threat to Macs: it’s called “Flashback.C” and it appears to be an installer package for Flash. Here’s what Flashback.C is, how you get it, and how it operates.

The Asus Zenbook is Asus’s new ultrabook, just presented to the public and arriving soon in all stores at a price not exactly accessible to everyone. Two versions are available, let’s discover them together.

Sony’s troubles are not over: thousands of accounts have been hacked again due to attacks that occurred between October 7th and 10th.

The winners of the YouTube Next Up competition, reserved for young creatives, have been announced. This is a competition launched last April across Europe by YouTube, Google’s video service. Three Italians are among the winners. Here are the award-winning videos.

Internet Explorer 9 achieves an important first: it combats malware attacks better than other competing browsers. Here are the conclusions of research conducted in Europe.

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook makes its debut receiving reviews that are not quite positive: criticism is aimed at battery life, webcam, audio and video performance.

Research reveals curious details about iPhone passcodes: too basic, too simple, too predictable. The iPhone can easily fall prey to malicious individuals.

Sony addresses the hacker attacks of recent weeks, downplaying the number of stolen passwords: not a million profiles were compromised, but far fewer. Credit cards are also safe.

Google and Telecom have reached an agreement: YouTube will be on CuboVision, thus allowing video viewing directly on your TV screen.

After the blackout of recent days, Poste Italiane service points are back and operational. Good news, provided you prepare yourself psychologically for slow operations. Meanwhile, the Rome Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation.

 
For several days now, Poste Italiane counters and Postamat ATMs have been in a state of chaos: server problems have been reported, causing disruptions since last Wednesday.

Informatic incursions against giants of gaming and electronics continue: Nintendo is also under hacker attack, perpetrated by Lulzsec, the same group that hit Sony.

A new product arrives in the ebook reader sector: Nook, with its touch screen, will go on sale starting June 10th. Here’s an overview of the features and the price of Nook.

Everything seemed to have returned to normal, but PlayStation Network is experiencing a new partial outage, despite the gradual restoration operations after the blackout a few weeks ago. What is happening to PlayStation Network?

PlayStation Network, shut down due to a security breach, has officially announced that compensation in the form of gifts will be provided to hacked users. This is not enough for users: a class action lawsuit against Sony has been announced.

The stolen data on PlayStation Network has apparently been put up for auction on dedicated forums and websites. A market that most people probably can’t quantify: here are the prices of the accounts, estimated by industry experts who are taking advantage of the situation to offer advice on the matter.