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The crisis of the half-life, a group based in Vernon Hills, released his first single in early. The song, entitled “Born in the Summer of Love,” is now available for download on iTunes and other digital music sites.

The song pays homage to the summer of 1967, later dubbed “The Summer of Love” by the media. “It was an exciting time culturally and musically,” says band member Scott Powder, who wrote the lyrics and music.

A series of bands like The Doors and Jimi Hendrix released his first album this year. The Beatles released “Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” in June, and the first Monterrey Pop Festival was held, which offered many newsgroups and marked the beginning of the great idea of the festival of outdoor music.

The title of the song is more or less autobiographical. “I was born in 1967, but that’s where the similarities end with the song. My parents were not hippies and raised in Ohio, ” explained Powder.
 
The best way to find the song is go to iTunes and type the title of the song in the search.

Founded in 2006, the average life crisis has been the scene of an eclectic mix of upbeat rock around Chicago. A complete list of upcoming programs is available on the website of the band.

The security experts F-Secure has revealed that the main reason behind the recent attacks on 400 hacking iTunes accounts are malicious acts of cybercrime, according to news published by ITBusiness on July 12, 2010.

Security experts from the State, also is unlikely that the iTunes user accounts were attacked by a Vietnamese iPhone developer, but it is more likely that details of credit cards for consumption have been obtained with using “phishing” tricks or keyloggers. In addition, the accounts may have been accessed due to poor password practices.

After hacking a large number of accounts of iTunes, Apple’s developer said he was Vietnamese, Nguyen Thuat, behind all the scams because the accounts were used fraudulently to purchase software from the iTunes App Store. These purchases have created a demand for 42 iPhone applications for single promoter.

Nguyen applications have been withdrawn from the App Store from Apple, after he had accused of violating the license agreement including molds program developer fraudulent purchase.

In addition, security experts said that phishers are behind the piracy iTunes is the developer and not Vietnamese.

In addition, experts believe that the accounts of many others have been hacked iTunes only 400 claimed by Apple. This is a different case of fraud by a developer of applications for iPhone.

Reacting to this incident, Apple has tightened the security on Apple store purchases and the consumers will be frequently asked for details like CCV number on their credit cards.

On the other hand, suggests Apple users, who suspect procurement fraud, contact your bank and cancel credit card. Apple has also advised that users change their passwords from iTunes.

Commenting on the issue, the security researchers said that there was nothing new in such type of phishing attacks, usually launched through massive spam e-mail campaigns and steer users towards a fake iTunes account.

The first phishing attack targeting iTunes came into light two years ago in 2008 when phishers targeted the users of Apple iTunes music stores by sending spammed messages with the text that their iTunes accounts had some technical problem and they should correct this problem soon.