However, many of the door through social networking site security threats, look at the experts eyes, is nothing but a new name. CA Lin Hongjia Taiwan is not recognized technology consultant Web 2.0 and social networking sites will bring the so-called new security threats, as both the general site and no clear boundaries, he said. Lin Hongjia example, on social networking sites is the most common security problems such as malware through social engineering in the exchange, download files, the process inadvertently spread and implementation, leading to fraud, phishing attacks. "But these are not new attacks, with phishing e-mail, phone scams, as happens every day." He said. 3G issues, although many variables, but in the final analysis prior to issuing a license in 2008, at least in the Olympic city to provide services, and this is no doubt. But the most obvious two 3G killer applications, wireless Internet resources occupied too much because the initial large-scale promotion is unlikely. The mobile TV broadcasting system is facing strong attacks. Therefore, the early development of 3G, 3G revenue is difficult to obtain explosive growth, there will be a relatively long "period of stalemate."
Teather said: "The future British government will build a huge response to this ID card database, all related to the information is stored as a unified format. But how they make us believe that they can through this is no great need, and cost high ID card scheme to ensure that our personal information secure? "Of course Britain is not the only one in the store after the exposure of the scandal to face military secrets may be leaked to countries at risk. Earlier this month, the Japanese lost a holds joint military exercises with the U.S. military sensitive information, U disk. For the Japanese military, this is not the first time because of security problems and much interest was. For example, last year, the countrys air force to the scandal over: on the US-made Aegis missile system, the sensitive information even in a soldiers home computer, this much headache for the Japanese authorities, Japan finally had the incident to U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates to apologize.