CAPTCHA Project

Does anybody know about CAPTCHA?
Have you ever thought why blogger recommend word verification?

Here is a brief introduction .It is a program that can generate and grade tests that:
Most humans can pass.
Current computer programs can't pass.
You may have tried many Free Email Services ,at the end of registration you are asked to enter a distored words that can be recognized by human only,what it helps in is that it prevents bots to automatically register .
For more information and some interesting incidents CAPTCHA project visit:http://www.captcha.net/

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National Vulnerability Database

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F-Secure launches F-Secure Internet Security 2006

F-Secure has launched its integrated security suite application with name F-Secure Internet Security 2006. It is a complete security package to a computer connected to the internet. The security package Internet Security 2006 also has an additional feature, which uses an antispam feature that employs a database of verified spam IP addresses to prevent common phishing techniques.
The company also updated F-Secure Antivirus 2006.
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Spyware Steals Data

Spyware is a growing threat to personal data as a new study finds 15 percent of the known threats are capable of copying keystrokes and pinching passwords.According to an analysis of around 2,000 known spywares, most spyware is aimed at eavesdropping on Web-surfing habits.