The father, who cannot be named for legal reasons, caught Nicholas Lovell making sexual advances to his 15-year-old daughter.

He discovered the abuse by installing spy software on her computer.

In 2008 Lovell, from Guildford, in Surrey, was jailed for four-and-a-half years, and has since been released.

The father said he installed the software on his 15-year-old daughter’s computer after she started acting suspiciously.

Lovell met the teenager in Bracknell, Berkshire, in 2006 while coaching her in ice hockey, and started contacting her through email and MSN messenger.

She had told her parents she was staying with a friend while she was seeing Lovell in secret.

The parents discovered her subterfuge and alerted the police, who gave Lovell a police warning.

‘Sneaky’ kids
However, Lovell used various false names to maintain contact, hoping to evade detection.

The father said he continued to be suspicious.

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For about a month she wouldn’t talk to me, but then one day this guy turned up at the ice-rink and she freaked out and called me”

Victim’s father
With the consent of his ex-partner, he installed the spy software on his daughter’s computer, and began monitoring her email and instant messenger conversations with Lovell.

“My wife was trying to keep an eye on her, but kids can be sneaky,” he said.

By reading his daughter’s emails and messages, he was able to build evidence against Lovell which led to him being jailed for four-and-a-half years in 2008 for five counts of sexual activity with a child.

Lovell was ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely and was also disqualified from working with children.

It was later discovered he was introducing the girl at his place of work as his girlfriend and took her to hotels for sexual relations.

“She was being groomed,” said the father.

Tuesday marks the 2012 Safer Internet Day, an annual event designed to encourage people to use internet technology, including mobile devices, more responsibly.

This year it coincides with the week-long BBC Share Take Care campaign, in partnership with the UK Safer Internet Centre, which is being featured across BBC television, radio and websites to raise awareness of issues surrounding safeguarding reputation online.

The government’s online child protection watchdog CEOP urges parents to get involved with any activities their children take part in on the internet.

It advises people to consider using parental controls on all the internet-connecting devices that children have access to and to “set boundaries in the online world, just as you would in the real world”.

‘Freaked out’
The father said his daughter had been originally angered by his actions, but now was grateful he had intervened.

“For about a month she wouldn’t talk to me, but then one day this guy turned up at the ice-rink and she freaked out and called me,” he said.

His daughter is now at university and is in a relationship with a man of her own age.

The father said he had since installed the software on the computers of all his children – with their knowledge.

However, he said the best way to prevent children falling prey to internet predators was to be “open and honest” with them.

“Talk to them and listen to them,” he said.

He also said he did not approve of children having computers in their bedrooms, and becoming members of social networking sites such as Facebook.

Source:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-16911260

A provider of enterprise output management, announced the Farmington N.M, Fire Department has deployed Brooks’ RPM Remote Print Manager.

“This is an excellent example of a public safety agency applying low cost EOM technology to improve communications at the core of its services, and better protect staff and local citizens,” said Dave Brooks, president of Brooks Internet Software, in a release. “RPM is especially suited for PSAP (Public Safety Answering Points) telecommunication systems, used by providers in cities, townships and rural areas to relay timely, accurate communications from fire and police departments, to hospitals and ambulance services.”

RPM enables the Farmington FD to send 9-1-1 call transcripts to first responders, arming them with critical details about the nature of each emergency and hazards that may be faced upon arrival. These text and email alerts reach about 500 emergency responders in the area.

In addition, RPM’s print-to-email capability serves as a secondary failsafe, in the off chance that primary alerting systems fail.

“These texts are delivered lightning fast. In fact, some of the firefighters’ phones receive dispatch texts before the tones go off in the fire station and the dispatcher calls them on the radio,” said firefighter Mark Mordecki, who manages the 9-1-1 call to text system for the Farmington FD. “The others get them within seconds of the tones going off, so really there is no delay in being able to learn about a call. In an emergency situation, seconds count, so getting information as soon as possible helps save lives.”

Brooks’ RPM Remote Print Manager is a Windows print server. The Windows-based software works with Linux, CUPS, Solaris and HP-UX, as well as legacy systems including System i and mainframes.

Brooks Internet Software provides a bridge between legacy IBM and UNIX systems and high volume print jobs, across enterprise networks.

Source:http://www.fireengineering.com/news/2012/01/1583470672/farmington-new-mexico-fire-department-selects-brooks-internet-software.html

I renewed my AVG security software recently but despite numerous attempts, both with AVG support and the help of my local IT specialist, there appears to be a conflict between the software and Windows XP (Professional).
I contacted AVG about this on 6 October and returned the backup disk and the installation documentation and requested a refund of £41.12. But AVG has not acknowledged it.
Norman Nelson
Mr Nelson said he had been told by an AVG technical-support employee that there was a known issue with the latest version of the company’s security software, AVG Internet Security 2012, for people using Windows XP Pro.
We have had no other complaints about this issue, so have asked AVG for a comment. Mr Nelson was hoping to get his money back but, with software purchases, this is easier said than done.
The law regarding software is patchy, to say the least. Software is not considered ‘tangible goods’. If you bought the software on a CD or DVD and the disc was damaged, then the disc is the tangible goods and you would have a case.
You would also have a case if you were misled about what the software can do, for example if you were told it was a complete security suite but it turned out to be only a firewall.
If you were sold the wrong software then again there would be legal grounds for a refund. But at the moment that is about the extent of the protection consumers get with software.
It has been a matter of debate by consumer organisations and European politicians for a long time. This has led to some stronger rules on software under the new European Union Consumer Rights Directive.
The new legislation will give customers, for the first time, the right to withdraw from a digital-content purchase. The tricky part is that this right lasts only up to the moment the downloading process begins.
It is not clear whether stopping a download can be construed as cancellation of the contract and it would not help someone in Mr Nelson’s position. At the time of going to press AVG had yet to comment.

Source:http://www.computeractive.co.uk/ca/consumer-rights/2123211/avg-internet-security-2011-windows-xp-dont-mix

Internet Retailer today named Old Time Candy to its “Hot 100 E-Retailers of 2012″ list, an annual collection of retailers who have broken new ground in the past year in ways that other retailers can learn from. Old Time Candy’s online store, dedicated to selling retro candies like Wax Lips, Ice Cube Chocolates and more, is built on 3dcart ecommerce software.

“Old Time Candy Co. turned an old, clunky site into a sleek, rich entertainment,” Internet Retailer wrote about the online candy store. “Old Time Candy enables shoppers to personalize the tops of candy boxes with their custom messages and images. And, recognizing that this is a perfect gift, the e-retailer offers an unusual service: a staff member will handwrite a gift card, adding a truly personal touch.”

“We knew Old Time Candy required a much more dynamic platform, so we made the switch to 3dcart in 2010,” said Don Bridge, co-owner of Old Time Candy. “Since then, we’ve had a much easier time managing our business on the backend while giving our customers a unique, well-designed experience on the front end.”

Since switching to 3dcart, Bridge cites the ability to control and automate the shopping experience, from ordering to shipping, as a huge time saver for the organization. As a result, Old Time Candy has more time to focus on outstanding customer service-a feature of the store that Bridge and his staff see as a huge priority and a big differentiator from competing stores.

“We’re always impressed when we see customers using our software to drive a unique online shopping experience, but Old Time Candy is one of our favorites,” said 3dcart CEO Gonzalo Gil. “One of the strengths of our software is customizability, and many of our customers take advantage of that, pushing out great examples of successful online stores.”

Source:http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/12/06/prweb9014092.DTL

To monitor the activities of internet users in cyber cafes in the eastern part of Kutch district bordering Pakistan, the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the district police has installed special software in computers.

According to Chirag Koradia, Superintendent of Police, Kutch (East), the software will keep track of all surfing activity done at the cyber cafes of bordering cities. “Since the area is close to the border, we wanted a system which could provide us minute details such as who surfed which website on any given day,” said Koradia.

The Special Operations Group has identified 22 cyber cafes in Gandhidham, Adipur, Anjar, Bhachau and Rapar. According to SOG police inspector LD Vagadia, the computers of all 22 cyber cafes in the areas are now equipped with ‘Clinch,’ a web tracking software. “It is made by a Bangaluru based firm and installed at free of cost in every computer at these cafes. The software will keep complete records of the person who uses the PC and which website he/she opened,” said Vagadia.

Under the new system, the user has to fill a form before he/she starts surfing the net from a café.”After filling of the form, a unique ID will be created, through which the user can surf the web. The software firm has given access of their database to SOG, so that we can keep track of all users through our own server,” said Vagadia, who also added that this software is already installed in cyber cafes in Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab and some southern Indian states.

Source:http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_special-software-to-track-internet-users-in-kutch_1612899

My child hates his Type I diabetes, and I can’t really blame him. Nobody likes to have a debilitating disease that keeps him from participating in a lot of the fun stuff his friends get to participate in.

When another child brings cupcakes into the classroom to be nice and share one with everyone, my child misses out. When they go on field trips, he misses out because the school refuses to send a qualified person to monitor him. When he wants to go Trick or Treating, like he will this coming Halloween, we let him, but when we get home, we will check to see what looks safe and what doesn’t, first of all, and then we will sort out the tiny pile that is his to parse out to himself over the next several weeks and the much larger pile that we grudgingly take to work and push off onto his teachers and classmates, making them break whatever diet they were on in the first place.

But not too long ago, I found a handy tool for keeping track of all of those numbers we have to keep track of as parents, and it’s made my child hate his diabetes just a little bit less. And honestly, as much as he hates it, any lit bit of hating it less helps our whole family at this point.

There’s nothing more miserable than having to bug my kid about his blood sugar readings every time he eats breakfast, lunch and dinner, but all of that changed when we were at a recent diabetes convention.

The City of San Antonio has conventions here just like any other major metropolitan area. So over the summer, we heard about the diabetes convention being held here. Our diabetes numbers are staggering in this part of the country, but particularly in this part of the state.

The 2010 Bexar County Community Health Assessment — created by the county’s Health Collaborative — reported that 85 percent of Southside residents are overweight or obese, followed by residents in Southeast San Antonio at 80 percent. About 16 percent of Southside residents were diagnosed with diabetes, compared to 7 percent and 8 percent in Northwest and Northeast San Antonio.

Now, that’s just a snapshot of where I live. Diabetes is a problem all over the country, and many of these diabetics, Type I diabetics especially, are children, just learning how to take care of themselves and resenting the heck out of the adults in their lives for making them do it.

A new software program that is designed to track blood sugar readings could help children and parents with that arduous task. While at this convention last summer, we discovered Blue Loop, Internet-based software that helps parents and kids organize the diabetic kids’ blood sugar readings.

It’s located at and it’s amazing. The first part of the site you get to explore involves a chart with different categories you can fill out. For instance, you can track his blood sugar readings every day, if you’d like. If your doctor just needs you to keep track of a week or two worth of readings, you can do that, too. You can write them down on a piece of paper, and then you can enter them in the appropriate fields later on. You have almost unlimited options when it comes to tracking your blood sugar.

The best part of this website is that you can share it with your doctor. Because of the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act, privacy between doctor and patient is at an all-time high. There are imitators of this site out here, but very few does what it does, allowing the doctor to go into your website and check your numbers all with the approval of HIPAA. The site has been approved for use in this way, meaning you can give your doctor access to your records and it’s sanctioned by people who work diligently to protect your medical records.

On the front page of Blue Loop, it says, “BlueLoop is your personal electronic health record for people with diabetes and all caregivers – parents, spouses, school personnel, doctors & more… Share BG’s, carbs, medication, notes and more instantly with your caregivers via e-mail and text message.”

I use Blue Loop as a kind of go-between between us and the doctor’s office but also to track my son’s wholle life. I use the section where we can keep track of what he ate and how much insulin he was given what day and at what time. I like knowing that kind of information so if his blood sugar routinely gets high or routinely gets low, we can consult his diet and exercise level over the last however many weeks and see if his blood sugar changes are from something that has to do with his everyday life. If those changes are due to something else, and we can’t figure it out, we’ll consult the doctor at his office.

Ultimately, the best part of BlueLoop is that since it’s on a computer, my 9-year-old son loves it. It’s a fancy form of record-keeping, so it feels like just one more thing for me to do every day, but for him it’s the chance to use computer with permission. You really can’t beat that when you’re a fourth grader.

Source:http://www.emaxhealth.com/8751/track-your-childs-blood-sugar-new-internet-software

The program is called Computer Cop. And Shannon Davis who works in the DA’s office says the first thing you should know about computer cop is that it’s easy to use.

“It’s no harder to install than Turbo Tax or something similar. You just pop the disk in, you follow the prompts and it installs. It has a number of applications on it that allow you to follow your children’s activities online.”

There are already products on the market that help parents monitor their children’s online activities, but they stress that this one is much simpler. Plus, it’s free.

Davis says the computer will save every image that’s been viewed on the computer. You can also tell the computer to look for certain words and to notify you if your child, or someone your child is chatting with, uses those words.

“When these words pop up, you can have an email sent to yourself, which means you don’t have to wait till later. You get that instant message. You can call home and say, ‘Excuse me, Junior.What exactly are you doing?’”

District Attorney Pat Lykos says computers can be an important educational tool, but can also be a safety concern if parents aren’t watching out.

“You cannot relax vigilance in this day in age with respect to your children. It seems that every advancement in technology that we have, the perverts seize upon it first and that we’re always playing catch up.”

Lykos gives an example of a recent case involving a young girl who was playing a video game that was hooked up to the internet.

“We had a case in Harris County where an 11 year old girl was being solicited by a male out-of-state, who was pretending to be an 11 year girl and who was grooming her. Fortunately, the father saw an email opened it up and was horrified and brought it to us. So we became the 11 year old girl and we ‘greeted’ him when he came to Harris County.”

Deputies in the DA’s office will begin passing out copies of Computer Cop at local schools. They’ll also be available to the public at the DA’s downtown office on Franklin Street.

Source:http://app1.kuhf.org/articles/1318455442-Free-Internet-Monitoring-Software-For-Parents.html

Avast is one of the biggest providers of free security software, but it has recently been giving its paid-for versions more of a push.

When it launched versions of its programs last year it gave them a makeover; previously the programs were rather clunky and technical-looking, but the new look was clean and professional.

The new version of the program doesn’t make as many changes – in fact, it looks similar to the previous one. The Internet Security edition includes an anti-spam tool and a firewall – an alternative Avast Pro Antivirus 6 includes all the security features except those two and is good if you want to use the free firewall built into Windows.

We would recommend the Avast firewall, though, as it gives lots of configuration options but was still easy to follow. You can download the Avast Free Antivirus product and get the same level of protection, but it doesn’t include the innovative new Avast Safezone that’s in both paid-for versions.

The Safezone improves upon the ‘sandbox’ feature of version five. That allowed users to open potentially troublesome programs in an isolated mode so they can’t cause problems on the PC. If you get sent an email that looks dodgy but you want to check it, you can open the attachment in the sandbox. There is now a helpful option to automatically run new programs in the Sandbox.

Safezone extends that to an entire web browser that’s boxed off from the rest of the PC, so you can surf any website without any danger to the rest of the PC. But its usefulness does depend on the user remembering to enable it.

Otherwise, not much has changed. The program’s controls are well laid-out and easy to follow and configure. A feature that will be familiar to all Avast users is the audible alerts whenever a virus is found or the program is updated. But this can be turned off easily.

Avast Internet Security 6 may only be a slight improvement on its predecessor but it’s a good one.

Source:http://www.computeractive.co.uk/ca/review/2104899/avast-internet-security-software

Global sales revenue for New Zealand-developed accounting software MoneyWorks has increased more than 40 per cent since the launch of version six of the application just six months ago.

The software has also recently secured three major international distribution deals.

MoneyWorks is a powerful accounting and business information system for both Mac and Windows platforms.

First developed by Auckland software company Cognito Software in 1992, the software brand now has more than 30,000 customers worldwide and has seen a huge response to its latest version, MoneyWorks 6.

Cognito Software CEO Dr Grant Cowie says sales revenue since the launch of MoneyWorks 6 in February has grown by around 44%.

“What’s really pleasing is the growth has come from the sale of new packages – upgrade purchases from existing users are on top of this.”

The software is also generating big interest in offshore markets. Already available in more than 70 countries, two new distribution deals will further boost sales.

In South Africa, MoneyWorks is now stocked in Incredible Connection, the country’s premier technology retail chain with nearly 80 stores nationwide. Similarly in Singapore, MoneyWorks is now available through the Challenger chain, the country’s largest IT retailer.

MoneyWorks will also now make a strong play in the Indonesian market, with the appointment of Net21Plus as the distributor for this market. Net21Plus has a strong history of accounting software sales and support throughout Indonesia.

Capping off a highly successful six-months for Cognito, the MoneyWorks� Cashbook app for Macs has consistently ranked in Apple’s Top Paid and Top Grossing Business application charts in Australia, Canada and New Zealand since it was launched in May.

Dr Cowie says the Apple connection is excellent for MoneyWorks because both brands function on similar premises.

“Simplicity, ease of use, functionality, flexibility, performance and integrity – these are the values of MoneyWorks that resonate with users.

“Many people still regard accounting software as a necessary evil* so we have worked hard to ensure our customers find MoneyWorks easy to use and enjoy the experience of being in charge of their finances.

“That strategy obviously resonates with the market – here in New Zealand and in many other countries.”

Dr Cowie also notes that the software’s recent successes coincide with the company’s first move into marketing.

“Until this year, we’ve relied simply on the strength of our product and the power of word of mouth and the internet. We began marketing MoneyWorks seriously for the first time in April this year and have been excited by the results.”

Source:http://www.voxy.co.nz/business/sales-leap-kiwi-accounting-software-brand/5/97035

C2 Software, the online customer engagement company, has revealed that its managing director will address the prestigious Internet World 2011 at Earls Court in London tomorrow.

In a seminar covering the complex challenges of integrating mobile with customer relationship management (CRM) and web content management systems (CMS), Finlay Carmichael C2 Software’s MD will tackle one of the key issues facing enterprises today.

Carmichael explains: “We are delighted to have been invited to speak at such a high profile event. Managing content in a digital age is a major challenge for all companies and I am looking forward to meeting and engaging in debate with those who are shaping the future of our industry.”

Providing e-business solutions that enable collaborative content and the integration of enterprise systems, C2 Software has built a powerful reputation as one of the earliest pioneers of web content management systems in the UK.

From consultancy to implementation, C2 Software specialises in CMS and its flagship software Activedition powers the websites and intranets of global and national organisations including NCR, Maclay Murray Spens LLP and the Royal Mint.

Proven, scalable and future proofed, Activedition is a commercially available off the shelf platform that allows companies to manage and maintain their websites, intranets and extranets. Designed for the non-technical user, anyone can contribute content and create, update and publish pages, thus freeing up IT resource.

Attracting over 300 exhibitors and 12,000 visitors, Internet World is recognised as the UK’s top event for digital marketing and online business. Content Management is one of the five shows at Internet World 2011, alongside Digital & Mobile Marketing, Social Media, eCommerce & mCommerce, and Connectivity & Hosting.

High level keynotes from leaders in the CMS field will also be delivered by: Cisco, Mike, eBay, facebook, Ogilvy Group, Dixon’s Retail, Google, The Guardian and Amazon.

Get Ahead – Integrating Mobile with CRM and CMS by Finlay Carmichael,C2 Software MD
Content Management Theatre of Earls Court, Tuesday 10 May, 12.30 pm.

Source:http://www.prlog.org/11479997-c2-software-md-to-speak-at-internet-world-2011.html

Gas prices are high, and jobs are still scarce. So who wouldn’t want to make a little extra money on the internet? FOX6 Investigator Bryan Polcyn has a warning about an internet marketing company that promises to help you get a piece of the trillion dollar e-commerce industry.

Stores Online has been fined more than a million dollars for violating consumer protection laws from coast to coast. They’re back in Wisconsin promising to help small business owners market their products on the internet. Only they don’t seem to care if you actually have a business, a product, or computer skills. The only thing that is required is a checking account.

Jan and Rick Hoesterman are not exactly tech-savvy entrepreneurs. It didn’t strike them as unusual when Rick got an exclusive invitation to an internet marketing conference in West Bend. The mailer informed Rick that he, and a guest had reserved seats for a conference aimed at small business owners looking to increase sales on the internet.

Never mind that Rick is retired, and doesn’t even own a business. Rick said, “Seems to indicate that you’ve got this opportunity to sell something on the internet, but I wouldn’t know what to sell.”.

Jan doesn’t exactly have a business, but she is a consultant for Market America. It’s a work from home system she describes as “kind of like Amway”.

Jan and Rick decided to check out the seminar just to see if Jan could pick up some free tips. What they got was a two hour sales pitch for high priced computer software.

Last month, Stores Online held seminars all over southeast Wisconsin, and we caught one on hidden camera. The seminar was billed as a conference for business owners and entrepreneurs. Jan said, “It seemed like a lot of retired people there. People that you wouldn’t be expecting to start a business at this age in their life, but obviously they must have been pulled in thinking this was going to be their ticket to financial success.”.

Stores Online has been accused of deceiving consumers from California to Florida, and Connecticut to Washington State.

Over the past six years, ten states have ordered the company to pay more than $1.3 million in fines. They were also ordered to pay restitution to consumers who were duped by exaggerated claims that they could make money selling products on the internet.

That includes Wisconsin where the Office of Consumer Protection has boxes of complaints on file from a 2008 lawsuit resulted in a $50,000 settlement.

Attorney Jeff Korn is the Spokesman for Utah-based Stores Online. He said, “We really did a poor job…What happened was about five to six years ago Stores Online grew exponentially, and what happened, unfortunately, customer service and support did not keep up with the growth. And that rightfully made a number of people unhappy, and created a number of issues.”.

Korn tells FOX6 the company has cleaned up its act. During the free seminar, they now make it clear that they intent to sell you internet services and software. In the past, the price of the software wasn’t revealed until you paid to attend a full-day workshop.

Despite these changes complaints are still coming in to the Wisconsin Office of Consumer Protection.

Stores Online still appears to be targeting consumers who lack basic computer skills have little to no business experience, and have no product to sell. They create an illusion of selectivity by requiring the audience to fill out a form with questions like, “How motivated are you to get something started on the internet?”.

After collecting the forms, the pitchman calls out the names of the lucky winners who’ve “qualified”. Rick didn’t expect to hear his name, since he was honest that he indicated on the form “Not sure”. They picked him anyway. Korn says, “I don’t understand why he was picked that would have been a clerical error. That’s obviously someone who probably shouldn’t be a customer of ours.”

Rick declined the invitation, but dozens of other winners lined up to shell out $99 for the next round of training at Milwaukee’s Pfister Hotel. Korn says, “To be able to come to the workshop you have to at least meet minimal qualifications. Owning a computer, having a high-speed internet, and having a checking account.”. Apparently that’s all you need.

Margaret Schuster doesn’t own a business, or a product to sell. Stores Online told Margaret Schuster that she qualified for a $6,000 line of credit to buy their internet marketing tool kit. Schuster says, “When I said I didn’t have it, they just kept going. I must have said no about six times.”.

Jan and Rick walked away without spending a dime. Jan said, “It isn’t fair. It isn’t right for people to take advantage of people who don’t have a lot of money to put forth.”.

Stores Online Spokesman Jeff Korn says they give every customer access to their software for two weeks before they attend the full day workshop. He also says they offer a 15-day refund option for seniors age 65, and older. They offer a three day refund window for everyone else.

However, customers who filed complaints in the past say they tried to get refunds, but were stalled until it was too late.

Stores Online currently has an “F” rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB). The BBB says the company broke a promise to stop doing seminars. Stores Online says that was a misunderstanding. They fully intend to keep doing the seminars, and expect to be back in Wisconsin in 2011.

Source:http://www.fox6now.com/news/investigators/witi-20110508-easy-money,0,6906798.story

SCADA Software Suite – Wizcon for Windows and Internet

SCADA Wizcon for Windows and Internet

WIzcon is a fully integrated open SCADA architecture software suite, combining Operator interface, Supervisory control, Soft logic, Web technology and Information Systems interface.

Designed to deliver secured business intelligence in Real Time over the Web using standard Web browsers.

SCADA Wizcon Benefits

* Web Technology – Wizcon is fully web enabled allowing remote access to the SCADA reporting through a secure connection.

* Fault Tolerant Reliability – Ensured data integrity both in real time and historical archives through a hot backup system.

* Database and ODBC connectivity – Simple to use access to Microsoft Access databases as well as a user choice function for optional databases.

* Soft PLC, ETHERNET and OPC Connectivity – Over 150 serial and ethernet drivers are inbuilt into the software suite providing connectivity to multiple hardware platforms.

* Online development – The application can be updated and amended online without the need for a shutdown process.

* Easy import of existing drawings – Save application development time of graphical images by importing existing drawings from AutoCAD DXF and Windows metafile format files

Features of Wizcon SCADA Systems Suite

* Develop Windows and Internet Applications

* Support HTML, JAVA, XML and ASP

* Control process from Windows or Internet browsers

* On-line engineering

* High resolution vector graphics editor

* Pre-drawn objects and symbol library

* Alarm notifications with time and date stamp

* Historical data with time and date stamp

* Control and scheduling procedural language

* Macro commands

* Free format production and management reports

* Historical analysis of data loggers

* Historical analysis of alarms and events logger

* Trends, Bar-Graphs and XY Charts

* Recipes manager and batch control

Source:http://www.ferret.com.au/c/Conlab/SCADA-Software-from-Conlab-p17843

ne of the leading providers of automated data recovery software has launched new Quick Recovery Password Recovery Software which deals with all the password related problems of Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. This uniquely developed Quick Recovery password recovery software is designed to retrieve your forgotten user name and password with the domain name.

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Your password might be in different languages but language will never be a barrier for you. This software automatically saved the password searching state and save all login accounts and password thus there is no compulsion for the users to remember all login passwords at a time.

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Source:http://pr-usa.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=697916&Itemid=31

Below are the top five companies in the Internet Software & Services industry as measured by relative performance. This analysis was compiled based on yesterday’s trading activity as we search for stocks that have the potential to outperform.

Rackspace Hosting (RAX) ranks first with a gain of 8.31%; Saba Software (SABA) ranks second with a gain of 4.71%; and Equinix (EQIX) ranks third with a gain of 4.45%.

OpenTable (OPEN) follows with a gain of 3.89% and SAVVIS (SVVS) rounds out the top five with a gain of 3.58%.

SmarTrend currently has shares of Saba Software in an Uptrend and issued the Uptrend alert on September 09, 2010 at $5.39. The stock has risen 77.2% since the Uptrend alert was issued.

Source:http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Newsfeed/Article/129035273/201103310612/Top-5-Companies-in-the-Internet-Software-and-Services-Industry-With-the.aspx

With the start of the 2011 cricket world cup, bookies are trying out new ways to keep enforcement agencies away. They have found a new software to manage all data and calculate profits and losses, which run into crores everyday. The software, Back N Lay PRO, is being used by bookies in Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur and other major cities, said senior police officers.

“The bookies feed the rates, numbers and names of all the punters, and amount placed on each bet, in the software. At the end of the match everyday, the software automatically generates a list of winners and losers (along with the money won or lost),” said additional DCP (crime branch) Sanjay Bhatia.

Police have also said that for the first time, bookies are also getting rates for every match via emails instead of phone.

These revelations were made by the eight bookies, who were arrested by the crime branch on Saturday during the match between India and Bangladesh.

Till date, officials said, bookies have used only notebooks to calculate amounts placed on every over, every ball, players and the whole match. It was a continuous and tedious process as punters kept on increasing and calculation used to take them long hours at the end of a match. “This is interesting that now they feed all the details in the computer and get the results by pressing the enter button at the end. The software gives the amount won and lost by a particular person. We have recovered several computers from them,” said Bhatia, adding that the software is easy to maintain and processes data very fast.

Officials have also claimed that earlier, bets were accepted over phone. “This is also changing as they are using the Internet (emails) now to get rates. Usually, cellphones are used for getting the rates and for taking bets from punters. The bets are then recorded on the cellphone. One set of cellphones is specifically used for receiving the rates, which fluctuate ball by ball. Now, they are also receiving the rates on email. They keep data cards to access the Internet. But the entire data are also maintained manually on notebooks as a backup,” said Ashok Chand, DCP, crime branch.

Source:http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Internet-software-aiding-punters-now/articleshow/7535553.cms

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Source:http://richardkainmarketing.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-software-use-the-latest-technology/

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Source:http://www.planetinsane.com/mass-money-makers-software-reveals-new-internet-marketing-techniques/265050/

Anonymous hackers responsible for the DDoS attacks, claiming they are defending WikiLeaks, have brought down the Swedish government’s website and warned they will strike again. The government’s official site, regeringen.se, was down for several hours overnight, displaying a message saying that the site could not be reached.

Moreover, commercial websites such as Visa, PayPal and MasterCard have also been targeted by co-ordinated action on one of the busiest shopping days of the year, because the firms said they will no longer be processing donations to WikiLeaks. A group called Anonymous operates under the banner “Operation Payback”, and was responsible for some of the attacks. Internet security experts worried that Twitter could also become a target after it removed Anonymous’ listing. A 22-year-old software engineer calling himself Coldblood warned: “The campaign is not over, it’s still going strong. More and more people joining.” He added that through this war of data, the group aims to keep the Internet free for everyone.

So far, the DDoS attacks, or distributed denial of service, have been essentially by volume: the target site is hit with massively increased numbers of visitors, aiming to exceed the site’s capabilities thus forcing it to crash. For this operation, hundreds of volunteers download a botnet, which helps distribute the command to attack the site. The volunteers wait until they are given a signal on an Internet chatroom that tells them to launch the massed attack. In Britain such attacks are illegal and carry a maximum sentence of two years.

Considering that web hosting service company Amazon has removed WikiLeaks contents from one of its services, Internet security experts warned that it could be the hackers’ next target. However, the targeted companies are not the only victims of such attacks, but so are the people who are trying to use their services to shop. Although it is unlikely, it is not impossible for people’s credit credit card details to be revealed by such attacks.

Source:http://www.staho.com/ddos-attacks-ordered-by-young-software-engineer-alarm-internet-security-experts/208935/

Central Thanh Hoa Province’s Union of Informatics and Transfer Technology has successfully programmed software to help parents better control their children’s access to the Internet, reports its director Nguyen Huu Hung.

The Manage Access Network (MAN) was designed to prevent access to websites that do not suit a child’s age and development, he said. The list of forbidden websites could be updated automatically via the union’s system or manually.

The software included measures to check or schedule access to the Internet for a day or a month.

MAN would also help users monitor the duration of access to host computers and automatically make payments.

The union is installing the software in the province’s Quang Trung, Nguyen Van Troi, Dien Bien, Minh Khai secondary schools and Ham Rong high school.

A union survey shows that two-third of the students at the schools have home Internet access, but parents have little effective control of its use.

“This software is expected to join hands with parents to control their children’s Internet use including access to on-line games and porn sites, ” said director Hung.

It was planned to expand MAN to other provinces.

A 10-day free trial version of the programme is available at www.ccn.com.vn or the software can be bought for VND268,000 (US$13.4).

Vuong Hien, of Ha Noi, the mother of a 15-year-old son, said that she was always worried about what her child accessed on the Internet.

But the new software would help her control the content her son was allowed to access as well as the time he was on the Internet and its price was affordable.

The Culture, Sports and Tourism Ministry’s Copyright Information Department granted the union software copyright last month. — VNS

Source:http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/Social-Isssues/206185/Software-to-manage-child-Internet-access-approved.html

Hackers are stealing millions of dollars by conning simple internet users into buying security software for their computer systems, like antivirus, firewalls and anti hack software, but, in reality, these programs are disguised malicious software, which infiltrate the computer system, stealing banking details like credit card numbers, passwords and bank accounts.

The cybercriminals, masquerading as IT professionals, call victims and sell them fake anti-virus software for cheap prices. The victims download the software from well maintained web sites, which do not make them dubious about the intentions of the IT company that is selling the particular software. The banking details of the customer are then used to defraud the customer or commit further financial crimes.

The Serious and Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) is a law enforcement agency in the United Kingdom, which deals with every kind of cyber crime in the country, ranging from copyright infringement to espionage and financial theft. The Deputy Director of SOCA, Sharon Lemon, indicates that sometimes it is a very big business involving 300 to 400 people running an organized call centre setup.

Original web masters are paid around $150,000 a month for the advertising and management of downloads of the software from the website. The level of investment in the business suggest that the returns will be much more than that.

Research shows that every fourth British person is approached by someone offering to check their computers for viruses and at very cheaper rates. Thousands of spam emails offering internet security services are received across the globe on a daily basis and 48% of respondents claim to have seen a pop-up window with the same message.

Government officials say that it is encouraging to see that people are aware of the security concerns to their computer system but the criminals are always one step ahead and they are using sophisticated tools to con people out of their hard earned money.

It is highly recommended that computer users purchase anti-virus and other software from authenticated software companies, always ignore calls from companies for a “free” virus check and be very cautious of on-screen pop-ups. Reputable IT providers never approach end users to buy their products without prior notice or direct request. Remember: if a deal is too good to be true, it is usually not true.

Source:http://www.techweek.org/11981cyber-criminals-use-organized-setups-to-rip-off-simple-internet-users.html