You love to shop? For the majority of women would respond with words, “Yes”. Also various types of purchases, from clothes, perfume, to fashion accessories to complement. Not only women, currently some of the men to love to shop, although not as much as women. Current spending trend has begun to change. From the first “force” the shoppers to get out of the house, choose a product directly in a store, through the payment process. Then the trend began to shift toward online. Purchasers living are browsing the desired product, see the price, then decide, and finally there was the transaction process. Until a few years ago, the online shoppers to use credit cards to make transactions.

Now the transaction process facilitated by the introduction of PayPal. PayPal users felt that the services provided to make them feel more secure and easier than using a credit card. Approaching Valentine’s Day also coincides with the Lunar New Year holiday, PayPal provides a special bonus for its users. What kind of bonus?

For those of you who shop on Valentine’s Day, you will get 10% discount on online stores that accept payment using PayPal. To participate in this campaign, list your PayPal email address in the PayPal website www.paypal-apac.com/valentines Valentine’s Day.

if you still remember the PayPal applications on Facebook before, Whish List? At the end of 2009, PayPal makes an application on Facebook that allows users to distribute the applications wish list for year-end gift. It is easier for couples or families thinking about the right gift. This time, they returned with the application and the same purpose, but in a different event, which is Valentine.  Read more...

Chrome, Google’s debut brand-new OS will likely be a target of hackers in this 2010 year. The strongest argument is that Chrome is still considered a newcomer to the realm of cyberspace. “The attack by hackers Chrome definitely occur before its official launch,” said Sam Masiello (Director Mc Afee threat management).

Google has announced the presence of Chrome in July, which was released as open source in November last year. Another reason to target Chrome hacker OS is a connection with Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) 5 who have not reached a final revision.

Embedding HTML into the OS 5 Chrome will support offline web applications. Conventionally these services can help the user when not connected to the internet. “When we’ve entered the realm of cyberspace, where many Internet applications, so users cybercriminal can attack at any time, no matter whether it is offline or online,” said Masiello. This was supported also by eXtensile Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) that provide control applications for the Web application. “The effect is also possible decentralized command and control of a botnet, so the take-down of an ISP or hosting company will be zero impact,” Masiello added.

Since Chrome appearance, this product has provoked a lot of security researchers, it is not directly participate emergence cybercriminal fishing. The same thing is happening in Windows Vista and Windows 7, they were attacked before entering the final design