Security experts are warning Adobe customers to be extra vigilant following the discovery of an attack that attempts to exploit vulnerability in Adobe’s Reader and Acrobat products. Security researchers for Symantec said that the attack comes as a Trojan hidden in a PDF file attachment in junk emails. The attack attempts to lure email recipients into opening the attachment. When the file is opened, a malicious file disables the Windows firewall and downloads software. Adobe has since confirmed it is investigating the “reports of vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.2 and earlier versions” and will issue a fix as soon as it has more information.


Source of Information : Computer Active Issue 310 January 7 2010

Are you want to buy a wireless router to replace your wired router? You'd better know what is the best wireless router available at this time.

There are the below wireless router compatibled with Windows 7 32bit/64bit:
All products installs automatically without any extra driver.

Cisco Linksys WRT310N Wireless-N Gigabit Router Wireless Router
Netgear Rangemax Dual Band 802.11n WNDR3300 Wireless Router
Linksys Broadband 802.11n 4Port Wireless Router
Linksys Dual-Band Gigabit 802.11n Wireless Router

Belkin Wireless Router:
G F5D723-4
N+ F5D8235-4
N F5D8236-4
N F5D8233-4
802.11g DSL/Cable Gateway F5D7230au4
F5D7230uk4 G F5D7230uk4
F6D4230-4 N150 Enhanced F6D4230-4
N150 F6D4230uk4
G F5D7230-4

D-Link Wireless Router:
DIR-628 RangeBooster N Dual Band
DIR-635 RangeBooster N 650
D-Link DIR-855 Xtreme N Duo Media
D-Link DIR-825 Xtreme N Dual Band Gigabit
D-Link DGL-4500 Xtreme N Gaming
D-Link DIR-615 N
D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit
D-Link DIR-300 Wireless-G
D-Link DIR-320 Wireless-G USB Print Server
D-Link DIR-600 150

Netgear Wireless Router:
Rangemax Dual Band 802.11n WNDR3300
WNR3500

As Mobile World Congress 2010 inches ever closer, an interesting bit of fact about Windows Mobile 7 has leaked early courtesy of an unusual suspect, Google AdWords.

Thanks to a heads-up from Rafael Rivera, a keyword ad for “Windows Mobile 7” placed by Microsoft on Google.com pointing to its My Phone service clearly indicates a new feature which will be supported in WM7, the syncing and remote management of phone contacts and calendar appointments.

This would be a great step up from the current limited ability to only backup photos, contacts and text messages as well as the ability to locate and wipe lost phones. Fittingly, MobileTechWorld also recently noticed a job ad pointing to a My Phone 2.0 release which hints at even more integration and services.

Update: It appears this feature may already be available on My Phone today, false alarm sorry. Unfortunatel since I use Exchange on my Windows phone, My Phone is severely crippled so I wasn’t aware of this.