Google buys patents from IBM processors

Google admitted last Friday that bought 1 030 IBM patents to protect themselves against the complaints of some of its competitors. The acquired technologies are very diverse. They focus on the manufacturing and architecture of memory and processors, production of servers and routers, optimizing search engines, relational databases and object-oriented programming.

The amount of the acquisition is unknown. A Google spokesman tried to downplay the situation by explaining that "as a significant number of high-tech companies, at times we acquire the patents that are relevant to our business" , according to comments reported by The Wall Street Journal.

Apple's servers hacked by Anonymous

The Anonymous group of hackers said on his Twitter account he had penetrated the Apple servers. According to information published by the group Pastebin, the 27 user names and password hashes from a server used for surveys. Data from clients of the firm are not affected by this attack, which remains limited in scope.

It is the site abs. apple. com which was hit. It seems that the hashes are not too difficult to decipher. We do not know the details of the attack, but the procedure is similar to the activities of former members who joined Lulzec Anonymous and were fond of SQL injections. For the record, so they had corrupted the PBS site for publishing a false report on the appearances of rapper Tupac Sakura and stole information from users of the Sony sites.