bogus survey on New York City tourism and the promise of gift certificates. Official-looking pollsters in the city's Central Park asked questions ranging from the mundane -- "Is this your first visit to New York City?" -- to the personal -- "What's your mother's maiden name?" -- to duplicate how phishing attacks dupe users with real logos and industry lingo. More than 70 percent of those polled gave up their mother's maiden name -- a potential goldmine, since it's often used to confirm identities or demanded in a password reset -- while over 90 percent handed over their place and date of birth. More than half told the pollsters how they come up with online passwords."A lot of personal information actually functions like a password and, as such,the likes of the alliance of the entente against the central powers wherein the nations which are members of them were almost equal in terms of economic and military power. As of the moment any so called alliance under the leadership of the U.S. actually means the reliance of them over the American firepower.

After WW2, U.S.S.R. and the U.S. emerged as the superpower, and there were only two major alliances in the world, which are either those that support communist ideology or the democracy under the banner of the Americans, and after the dissolution of Soviet Union, the U.S. remains being the hegemony, thus, the alliances under its banner can't hardly be compared to the likes of the alliance of the entente against the central powers wherein the