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shop owner — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 06:18:49 +0000

「2010香港國際時尚內衣展」展現嶄新形象
香港會議展覽中心3月30至31日

由法國歐羅維特展覽公司舉辦，並獲香港內衣業聯會全力支持的一年一度內衣業界盛事 — 「第四屆香港國際時尚內衣展」 (Hong Kong Mode Lingerie) 將於2010年3月30日至31日假香港會議展覽中心舉行。

今年「香港國際時尚內衣展」將以一個嶄新形象向業界人士呈現物料、配飾和創意對優質內衣及泳裝生產的重要。這個融合了時尚品味、女性美態與國際化於一體的全新形象，再次帶出「香港國際時尚內衣展」的定位 — 為全球買家和供應商提供理想的採購平台。

「香港國際時尚內衣展」是唯一一個專為內衣業界人士而設的展覽會，不但為全球內衣及泳裝買家和供應商提供了一個專業且全面的採購平台，而且亦被業界公認為國際化與高質素兼備的展覽。去年，「香港國際時尚內衣展」吸引了來自全球多個國家共3,600名優質訪客，當中包括不少國際品牌、生產商、買家、批發商及進口商等。歐羅維特展覽公司深信，「香港國際時尚內衣展」將會繼續為業界帶來空前的商機。據估計今年將會有超過170個來自歐洲及亞洲地區的參展商參展，展示各式各樣優質的內衣及泳裝產品，如纖維、面料、蕾絲、刺繡及配飾，以至最新科技等。

「香港國際時尚內衣展」在過去三年都獲得空前的成功，足以證明香港仍穩佔內衣業界展覽既重要且具策略性的地位。香港不但是先進的內衣生產技術中心，帶領著世界時尚潮流，而且香港是亞洲國際都會，佔盡地利之優，各方面條件優厚，對來自世界各地的買家及參展商均屬理想之選。

Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones

shop owner — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:23:03 +0000

By SIOBHAN GORMAN, YOCHI J. DREAZEN and AUGUST COLE

WASHINGTON — Militants in Iraq have used $26 off-the-shelf software to intercept live video feeds from U.S. Predator drones, potentially providing them with information they need to evade or monitor U.S. military operations.

Senior defense and intelligence officials said Iranian-backed insurgents intercepted the video feeds by taking advantage of an unprotected communications link in some of the remotely flown planes’ systems. Shiite fighters in Iraq used software programs such as SkyGrabber — available for as little as $25.95 on the Internet — to regularly capture drone video feeds, according to a person familiar with reports on the matter.

U.S. officials say there is no evidence that militants were able to take control of the drones or otherwise interfere with their flights. Still, the intercepts could give America’s enemies battlefield advantages by removing the element of surprise from certain missions and making it easier for insurgents to determine which roads and buildings are under U.S. surveillance.

The drone intercepts mark the emergence of a shadow cyber war within the U.S.-led conflicts overseas. They also point to a potentially serious vulnerability in Washington’s growing network of unmanned drones, which have become the American weapon of choice in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The Wall Street Journal