But Web security experts said Chinese hackers are not organized and cannot do much damage to target sites. They deface the Web sites, and usually that's the extent of what they do. Last week, one US site had been turned into an online shrine to Wang Wei, the Chinese fighter pilot lost at sea after colliding with the American spy plane on April 1. Chinese hackers are often driven by emotion and patriotic fervor, the expert from the Chinese Academy of Sciences was quoted as saying last week. A new book examines copyright and other intellectual property issues and the trend towards zero-tolerance.
British scientists claims to have isolated a language gene.
Hopefully they can tweak the gene so that we can speak any language we want. Sue the mousetrap guy John Zuccarini registered misspellings of popular domain names, then bombarding visitors with an unending series of pop-up ads after they misspell a name and accidentally ended up on his Web site. These guys are hitting whoever they can, any site that has any kind of weakness. Security News Portal said it has no idea why PoizonBOx is putting its URL on the target sites. Lycos Asia Ltd. All Rights Reserved.