Early Internet Funny Event: ARPANET Collapsed on the First Online
Looking back at the funny history of the early Internet, ARPANET sent a message for the first time only two letters before it collapsed.
Hot NewsVarious countries' bizarre internet censorship: North Korea only has an intranet, China has a firewall
Compare the internet censorship systems of various countries: North Korean intranet, Chinese firewall, Iran restrictions.
Hot NewsThe most expensive domain transaction: voice.com sold for $30 million
Looking back at the most expensive domain name transactions in history: voice.com, 360.com, sex.com.
Hot NewsThe most outrageous hacking incident: 15-year-old boy hacked into NASA
Looking back at the most outrageous hacking incidents in history: teenage hackers and office cleaners hacked into the Pentagon.
Hot NewsThe most embarrassing data breach: Writing passwords in GitHub public repositories
Looking back at those embarrassing data breaches: passwords written on GitHub, database links posted on blogs.
Hot NewsThe funniest code incident: A comma caused the company to lose $440 million
Looking back at the funniest code incidents in history: missing a comma, deleting the wrong line, typing the wrong variable name.
Hot NewsThe most outrageous app review: Apple rejected an app called 'Private Key'
Looking back at the most outrageous reasons for rejection in the App Store review: the name is not good, the function is too simple.
Hot NewsThe most mysterious Internet disappearance: Geocities disappeared overnight
Review the websites and companies that disappeared mysteriously on the Internet: Geocities, Google Reader.
Hot NewsPhishing website identification skills: a method of determining from URL to SSL certificate
Learn how to identify phishing websites from multiple dimensions such as URL, domain name, SSL certificate, etc.
Hot NewsRansomware Emergency Response: What to Do After Being Encrypted
The emergency response process after encountering ransomware attacks: do not pay, isolate the system, and restore data.
