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The name of a hacker would be famous after successfully penetrate complex computer security system. Their action was sometimes up into the hands of the law, but not a few who actually are employed by large companies. Yes, some hackers apparently did not have malicious intent. In addition to showing the vulnerability of the system that has broke dawn.


In the end, they even have a duty to maintain the security of the system of hazard or working in other fields. Anyone? Here are some of them, as quoted from PCMag, Thursday (26/04/2012).


Peter Hajas
Peter Hajas is the maker of the popular applications on the IOS device that has been in-jailbreak, named MobileNotifier. With MobileNotifier, the user can modify the user interface on IOS devices such as iPad and iPhone.

A few months after the application is launched, Hajas claimed via Twitter that he was invited to join the company 'fruit', none other than Apple. Reportedly, he became a developer in there.

List of spam country. Indonesia's ranking rose compared with last year's third quarter. At that time, Indonesia was ranked eighth in the percentage contribution spam as much as 3.3%. The facts revealed in
the results of research at Sophos, a company engaged in security and data protection. In the first quarter of 2012, Indonesia and Russia is ranked fourth with a contribution spam as much as 5%. The first rank
is occupied by India to contribute 9.3% followed by the United States, which contributed 8.3% over the amount of spam in the world. The List of spam country details:

Thursday last week, Google released the results of research on the internet speed in both desktop computers and mobile devices in 50 countries with the fastest internet speeds. Of the fifty states, the category of desktop computers, Slovakia recorded themselves as the fastest, while Indonesia, has the slowest internet speeds.

Internet speed is measured from the average time to load a web page. The result, the average time it takes to load a web page via desktop computers in Slovakia was 3.3 seconds, faster than South Korea (3.5 seconds), Czech (3.7 seconds), Netherlands (3, 9) and Japan (4 seconds). Meanwhile, if using a mobile device, South Korea became the fastest. The average time it takes to load a web page via mobile devices in South Korea is (4.8 seconds). Below this there are Denmark (5.2 seconds), Hong Kong (5.9), Norway (6 seconds) and Sweden (6.1).

In Indonesia, the figure recorded was 20.3 seconds to 12.9 seconds and desktop computers to mobile devices. Indonesia is not only a better rank in the category of mobile compared to the desktop category, in terms of speed was the average time to load pages faster than the mobile using the desktop. This contrasts with the world average where the average speed of mobile devices using 1.5 times slower than the desktop.

The following list details quoted by Bloomberg on the 10 fastest and late in the Google results.