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Twitter, hacked by 'Cyber \u200b\u200bIran' to oppose 'interference'

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was briefly hacked on Thursday night to Friday by a group that was presented as the "Cyber \u200b\u200bIran" and wanted to protest against "the insidious interference" of the site of 'micro-blogs' in the affairs of Iran.

site co-founder, Biz Stone, recognized in the 'blog' officer of the company that the operation "had been momentarily broken," adding, without giving details, that was repaired.

"will update with more information and details once we have more fully investigated," he added.

specialized sites like TechCrunch, suggest that the problem began towards 0600 GMT on Friday and lasted nearly an hour.

During this period, users who wanted to check their accounts were with the image of a green flag with the phrase, in English, "This site was hacked by Iranian Cyber."

A text whose translation was released on the Internet, said: "The U.S. thought control and manage internet, but is not the case. We control and went online with our power, so do not try to subvert the Iranian people."

"In the name of God, like Iran, this is the answer to the insidious interference of Twitter, commanded by U.S. authorities in the internal affairs of my country, "he added, according to a translation into English of TechCrunch.

Managing Twitter, which allows its members to write short messages from a computer or mobile phone allowed in June to tell the Iranian opposition events that occurred after the disputed re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, when the government blocked the work of local and foreign journalists.

The Iranian presidential election was the most discussed in 2009 in Twitter, said Wednesday the website.

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tool to increase privacy Facebook raises controversy finally

The news website of socialization Facebook launched a new device presented as a means for users to better manage the level of confidentiality of information shared on the Internet, something that critics say could have the reverse effect.

On Wednesday, Facebook began to ask more than 350 million members to redefine the characteristics of your profile with a new tool that allows them to specify who can access the photo, video, upgrade or any other content placed on the network.

"We care so much about this, they ask people to do to access the service," the AFP said Elliot Schrage, VP Global Communications and 'marketing' of Facebook. "The idea is to evolve, giving users better control of who share when they share."

According to Facebook, the change would allow users to avoid uncomfortable images or updates too bold to be viewed by managers, business acquaintances or others who are not part of the inner circle of friends on the net "You can even customize individual pieces when you put a photo or video, "said Schrage. "If you want to share a photo just with your family, you can also do it."

"It will be much more intuitive for users," said Jules Polonetsky, director of Future of Privacy Forum. The regional networks, community associations recently eliminated geographical Facebook-led users to share, without being aware of it, content of your profile with millions of users, according Polonetsky.

The new privacy controls also limit the visibility of content created by children under 18. Although a minor point that "everyone" can see their photos, information sharing is limited to their "Friends", "Friends of Friends and school networks.

The changes were welcomed by many sites specializing in new technologies. But others criticized the default setting of the new safety tools provide for a low degree confidentiality and in that case the information published are visible to everyone.

"The problem is that most people do not take time" to set these parameters, estimated on Thursday, The Washington Post "What is without doubt the best advice for users of Facebook? Be careful what you published ", the paper said.

According to the blog TechCrunch, Facebook has acted to the information published by users can be viewed in real time and be detected by the search engines to compete with the popular microblogging site Twitter. But, in choosing this path, Facebook road to "disaster," said TechCrunch, by understand that what they leave based its reputation: the confidentiality of a private network.

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A communications satellite in Baikonur launch pad in Kazakhstan, on May 13, 2009. Russia launched a U.S. telecommunications satellite from Kazakhstan after a 24-hour delay for technical reasons

Russia launched a U.S. telecommunications satellite from Kazakhstan after a 24-hour delay for technical reasons unspecified, reported Tuesday the Russian agency Roskosmos space, quoted by news agency Interfax.

"The launch was carried out as planned," said a spokesman, adding that the Zenit rocket took off at midnight Moscow time (22h in mainland Spain).

The Intelsat-15, produced by the Orbital Sciences Corporation, based in the United States must provide telecommunications services in the Middle East and Russia.