Chechen Web site reopens
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A Chechen Web site opposed by the Kremlin has resumed operations in Lithuania, Interfax news agency said Monday.
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The security vendor has fixed the damage, but the site briefly redirected visitors to a malicious site in China.
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GROZNY, August 29 (IslamOnline.net &amp; News Agencies) - Chechens Sunday, August 29, voted in an election to replace their slain pro-Moscow as another Kremlin-backed candidate was to win though seven others are standing in the race.
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Less than a month after a Chechen separatist Web site, KavkazTsentr, was closed first in Lithuania and then in Finland, it has reappeared in Sweden.
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Description: Tensions between Russia and Chechnya escalated with the rebel seizure of a school in Beslan earlier this month. Chechen separatists claim the violence stems from decades of abuse by Russian authorities seeking to take control of the region.
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Schools in the Russian town of Beslan re-open two weeks after gunmen staged a bloody hostage-taking raid.
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A Russian Web site is offering a tool that simulates chatroom conversation and solicits personal information from victims.
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Nearly two decades after the fall of communism, Europe&#39;s former Moscow-dominated states are using the Internet to make public the files of the security services that helped keep their regimes in power.
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Singing, socialising, and scepticism: the Chechen elections received a mixture of responses from the local population.
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Music site is due to make comeback and that may doom Russia's hopes of entering WTO this year.
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An Islamist Web site often used by al  Qaeda supporters carried updated encryption software on Friday  which it said would help Islamic militants communicate with  greater security on the Internet.
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The Web site for the Bank of India is back up after a four-day outage because of hackers.
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(InfoWorld) - The web site of Bank of India, one of India's leading banks, was restored early Tuesday. The bank had closed the site on Friday after it found that the site had been hacked, and was dispensing malicious code. Sunbelt Software Inc., a provider of security software in Clearwater, Florida, had on Thursday alerted users on its blog that the bank's site had been compromised, and advised them not to visit the site. Unidentified hackers had inserted malicious code into the bank's main web page, a senior employee familiar with the situation said on Tuesday, speaking on condition of anonymity. The bank's designated spokesman on this issue was not immediately available for comment. As a result, persons coming to the bank's web site were likely to be temporarily redirected to another site where Trojans and other malware were downloaded onto their computers, the employee said. The user was then brought back to the bank web-site. The bank's IT staff thought they had the situation under control Friday morning, until they found that each time they changed the index page for the web site, it was immediately replaced by the hackers. The bank then decided to bring the web site down. "The web site was hosted externally by a hosting company in the U.S.," the employee said. The bank has since changed the company hosting the service, though the employee clarified that the change in hosting provider had been on the cards even before the hacker attack. The attack on the web site did not however affect the bank's online banking operations, according to the employee. The bank's customers access online banking services through a link on the home page of the bank's web site. The online banking service is provided to users from well-protected servers hosted and monitored within the bank by Hewlett-Packard Co., the employee said. The bank is as yet not clear about the identity of the hackers, although Sunbelt suggested in its blog that it was a criminal gang, called the Russian Business Network (RBN). "We have called for the logs from the hosting provider in the U.S., and we may have some definite information then," the employee said.
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A Russian human rights Web site portal  has been attacked by unknown assailants, forcing it to close  down and move to a new address, the Web site said on Monday.
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The seaport in the Somali capital reopened Wednesday for the first time in 11 years, the latest sign that the city's Islamic fundamentalist rulers are trying to restore confidence after more than a decade of anarchy.
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The first regularly scheduled civilian passenger flight since 1999 arrived at Chechnya's main airport Thursday, in what officials say is yet another sign that the war-wracked Russian region has returned to normal.
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A pro-independence Chechen Web site was shut down by the Lithuanian government, officials said on Monday, two days after a message claiming responsibility for the school massacre in southern Russia was posted on it.