A happy Easter weekend turned into a Tweeter's nightmare, when many users reported strange activity on their Twitter accounts, including unsolicited tweets, profile changes and weird code appearing at the top of their homepage. Many users feared the worst and a large number of 'infected' users changed their passwords and logged out of their accounts, in an attempt to avoid infection.
The 32-bit versions of Windows just don't cut it anymore, so when making the switch from XP – or Vista – to Windows 7, make sure you choose 64-bit, it's the new craze and it's becoming surprisingly popular. Best of all, most 32-bit applications will run seamlessly on 64-bit operating systems. Here's all the pros and cons of changing to 64-bit Windows.
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Filefront, a popular computer game download service that provides patches, demos, modifications and other user generated content, is not doing so well in the current economic situation and have decided to call it a day. It was first launched in December 2001 and, to this date, holds roughly 1.5 million files totalling 48+ terabytes.
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On March 9, 2009 some users of Norton AntiVirus started experiencing a firewall warning that a Norton-associated file called "PIFTS.exe" was trying to connect to the Internet. Although this file was later revealed to be a harmless diagnostic patch the program quickly gained attention in the media when Norton systematically deleted any posts from their forum related to the program.
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Top must have WordPress plugins of 2008
Posted on Thursday, February 12, 2009, in WordPress, by Bull3t.
A list of the most useful, popular and helpful WordPress plugins from 2008, most of which are used on this blog. If you've recently installed WordPress and you're looking for some plugins to make your blogging life easier, I'd recommend these. WordPress is an open source blog publishing application, and also what powers this blog.
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Top free and essential Windows software
Posted on Saturday, December 27, 2008, in Applications, by Bull3t.
Some of the best free Windows software to keep you on top of your daily tasks, with style. It's not long until you're going to need a new web browser, disk utilities, anti-virus software or media player on your brand-spanking-new Windows installation. Even if you don't need anything, you might just find something really cool to replace your boring Windows Media Player.
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Five ways to avoid phishing scams
Posted on Wednesday, December 10, 2008, in Internet, by Maya Richard.
In order to help you stay ahead of the curve, and out of harm's way, we gathered five tips to avoid phishing scams from leading computer security experts. Phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
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The Witcher is a computer role-playing game for the PC developed by CD Projekt RED STUDIO and published by CD Projekt in Poland and Atari for the rest of the world. The game is based on the book series of the same name by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. The game utilizes BioWare's proprietary Aurora Engine and was released in Europe and North America in October 2007.
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Illegal interests on the internet
Posted on Saturday, August 16, 2008, in Internet, by Heather Johnson.
An explanation of what can be classed as criminal activities on the Internet. Online criminals are getting bolder and more daring in their attempts to steal data and money because there are no concrete laws that govern cyber crime. If global laws were to be written to govern cyber crime, we'd see a great decrease in the number of scams and potential phishing attempts on the Internet.



Bull3t's Blog is a next generation web log written by me, Philip Hughes (also known as Bull3t), a first-year college student living in England, aged 17. I write this blog for the sake of doing so, posting about anything I see fit. 
