2014: The nine major tragedies of the scientific and technological sector icloud

Tencent Science and technology news from large-scale data leaked to the company scandal, the technology industry in 2014 can be a lot of embarrassing. The following are the nine things that CNBC has chosen in the tech industry: Mt.Gox lost hundreds of thousands of bitcoin the Japanese bitcoin trader Mt.Gox was once considered one of the world's largest Bitcoin trading platforms, but it lost 850,000 bitcoin in March this year, which belonged to 127,000 customers, although it was later recovered about 200,000, but the remaining The bitcoin has not been in sight all day. The company claims that a loophole in the framework system provides the hacker with the opportunity to take advantage. Wool Amazon Fire mobile phone Amazon in June when the launch of the fire mobile phone launched a huge publicity, but this product neither impress consumers, nor to impress commentators. Amazon thought the 3D display of the phone would be a good selling point, but that's not the case. Amazon did not disclose the handset's sales, but in October it slashed its costs and writedowns 170 million of billions of dollars in assets. Uber's arrogance at the start of the year, Uber was a newborn calf, but by the end of the day it had grown into a 40 billion-dollar behemoth. Even so, PR does not seem to be Uber's strong points, and the adverse events have followed, which has undoubtedly caused a huge blow. Heart bleeding heart bleeds were discovered in April and quickly became a big concern for everyone. The flaw exists in the cryptographic Services OpenSSL software used by most Web sites, and hackers can exploit the vulnerability to steal personal information from users. Heart bleeds have forced many people to revise their passwords, and even large companies such as Google and Yahoo have had to add more protection to the loophole.