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US prosecutors charge three Europeans for creating & distributing computer virus

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US persecutors have charged three Eastern Europeans with various counts for creating and distributing a virus called Gozi that infected over a million computers around the globe. All the three men, viz. Nikita Kuzmin, Mihai Paunescu and Deniss Calovskis, are in their 20s. The Gozi virus was used to infect computer, and steal people's personal bankinformation and then steal millions of dollars between 2005 and 2011. According to the US government investigators, Kuzmin and his co-defenders pocketed at least $50 million (around £32 million) in illegal profits using the Gozi virus. The US prosecutors said, "The suspects - a Russian, a Latvian and a Romanian - ran a "modern-day bank robbery ring that required neither a gun nor a mask." Twenty-five-year-old Kuzmin is a Russian national. He had pleaded guilty to the charges in May 2011. Romania's 28-year-old Mihai Ionut Paunescu and Latvia's 27-year-old Deniss Calovskis have also been arrested, and

New blood test to detect Alzheimer’s & cancer

A blood test that is used for antibodies which is a protein produced by the immune system may soon be used to detect Alzheimer’s and other diseases including some forms of cancer. Detecting the Alzheimer's via antibodies would be a simpler and less invasive method of diagnosing the disease. Typically, in developing blood test for diseases, researchers searched for antigens that are a protein secreted from a virus, bacteria, from some cancerous cells or in neurological conditions like Alzheimer’s that set off an immune response.  Only after identifying the antigen, the researchers would be able to search for antibodies or trace the signs that the immune system that has picked up and mounted a response. In Alzheimer's, or in a disease such as cancer, there is quite difficult to find out the antigens.  But researchers are doing ‘high throughput’ screening using thousands of synthetic molecules known as peptoids that could be bind with the antibodies.  The synthetic

OPENINGS IN EEE,ECE,MECHANICAL

Asst. Accounts Officers/Asst. Manager/ Jr. Engineer Eligibility: B.Com BE/B.Tech(Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE), Mechanical Engineering) BSc BVSc CA Certificate Course (ITI) ICWA LLB M.Com MBA/PGDM ME/M.Tech MSc Diploma(Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering) Location: Hyderabad Job Category: BSc/BCA/BCM, Core Technical, Diploma, Govt Sector, Others Last Date: 11 February 13 Job Type: Full Time Hiring Process: Face to Face Interview. Job Details Notification No. 538/Per.I/B1/2012 Andhra Preadesh Dairy Development Cooperative Federation Ltd, inviting application for the post of Assistant Accounts Officers/Assistant Manager/ Junior Engineer www.freshersworld.com Sr No Post Name  Qualification  No of Post  Pay Scale  I.  Assistant Accounts Officers B. Com with CA (Inter) / ICWA (Intermediate) 2Head Office – SC (W)-1, BC-A (W)-1 Rs. 15280-40510

openings for CSE,IT,M.C.A

System Analyst Consultant Eligibility:  BE/B.Tech(Computer Science & Engineering (CSE), Information Science/Technology (IS/IT)) MCA Location: Bangalore Job Category: 1 to 3 Yr Exp Last Date: 6 February 13 Job Type: Full Time Hiring Process: Face to Face Interview. Job Details National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), inviting application for the post of System Analyst Consultantwww.freshersworld.com Qualification and Experience:  A good academic record and MCA/B.Tech/B.E. (Computer science/Information technology) with minimum 55% marks. Proven knowledge of relational database management software such as MS SQL Server and ORACLE/ERP/Accounting software.ii. Experience and knowledge of designing and developing client/server application/system administration of servers, working, on operating systems such as MS Window (latest) and Linux/Unix. Proven knowledge of troubleshooting Local Area Network (LAN). Knowledge and skills in applications programming and

RIM taking to Super Bowl airwaves with 30-sec BB10 ad spot

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With Research In Motion (RIM)'s latest BlackBerry 10 (BB10) platform scheduled for launch towards next week, the Canada-based company has recently revealed that, amid its forthcoming week of BB10 launch activities, it is taking to Super Bowl airwaves with a 30-second BB10 commercial. According to RIM, the company will promote its new BB10 OS to the millions of captive spectators of the Super Bowl event - the biggest sporting event in the US - which will be held in New Orleans, La., on Sunday, February 3. RIM's tech-centric BB10 Super Bowl commercial will be aired just a few days after the company's much-delayed official unveiling of its new BB10 OS, and two accompanying smartphones which, as per reports, have been dubbed BlackBerry Z10 and BlackBerry X10. Along with the half-a-minute Super Bowl spot dedicated completely to RIM's soon-to-be-released BB10 software, the company also makes a marketing push for the OS on the two popular social networks, Facebook a

latest openings in eee,ece(VLSI Design Engineer)

VLSI Design Engineer                                                             Eligibility:  BE/B.Tech(Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE), Electronics & Communication Engineering(ECE)) ME/M.Tech(Applied Electronics, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Embedded System Technologies, VLSI Design) Location: Hyderabad Job Category: Core Technical Last Date: 30 January 13 Job Type: Full Time Hiring Process: Written-test, Face to Face Interview. Job Details Eligibility: B.Tech (ECE, EEE), M .Tech (VLSI, DSE)- 2011 & 2012 passed out students also 2013. Job Description: Looking for VLSI Design Engineer. Desired Candidate profile: Candidate should have good knowledge about the Concepts related to their domain. Candidate should have 55% throughout. Salary: 15,000 PM Location: Hyderabad  Apply Here:  http://www.freshersworld.com/jobs/application/56943

HDFC Bank report 30% rise in net profit for Q3

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HDFC Bank, India's second-biggest private sector lender, on Friday reported a 30 per cent year-on-year growth in its third-quarter net profit from Rs 1,429.66 crore to Rs 1,859 crore, mainly due to strong traction in fee-based income growth. Net interest income and other income jumped 22 per cent and 26 per cent, respectively, in the three months ended December 31 from the corresponding period of the previous year. This was the 53rd quarter in a row in which HDFC Bank enjoyed an annual growth of 30 per cent or more in net profit. Fees and commissions, to key contributors to the bank's other income, climbed 24.3 per cent over the same period of time.

ITC enjoys all round growth across various business segments

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ITC Ltd enjoyed an increase of 21 per cent in its net profit in the quarter ended December 31, 2012, thanks to an all round growth across the FMCG giant's various business segments. Strong performance in cigarette, non-cigarette as well as agri-business segments pushed the company's net profit to Rs 2,052 crore in the three months through December, from Rs 1,701 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year. Net sales jumped 23 per cent year-on-year, from Rs 6,195 crore to Rs 7,627 crore; while profits, on a sequential basis, jumped 12 per cent from Rs 1,836 crore in the three months ended September 30, 2012. V Srinivasan, research analyst at Angel Broking, said the company's quarterly figures were better than their expectations. Commenting on the figures, Srinivasan said, "We estimated Rs 7200 crore and it has come in at about Rs 7600 crore. Same is the case with the net profit numbers. It has come ahead of our estimates." Losses from the

Nurses Providing Vaccines to Their Family and Friends

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A controversy of preferential immunization has been making rounds. Public health nurses in Edmonton were found to provide vaccines to their family and friends, even at high demand from public. Vaccine for H1N1 was not given to people lined up outside the clinics. Inquiry which was conducted said nurses during shortage of the vaccine gave shots to their family and friends.Susan Smith, public health nurse, said in a period of shortage and high demand, she gave shots to 15 people. She did say that those people were most probably known people of the staff. When asked by inquiry counsel Ellen Embury, whether she found her work unfair, she supported her dealings.With shell-life of 24 hours, she said that she could not let this resource wasted. Even a recheck of the policy of public hospitals does not say anything about the rules for nurses. They have not been prohibited from vaccinating their family and no rule that speaks of the left over doses. When asked why the dose was not pr