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Have You Supersized Your Data Center? Avoid the Pitfalls of Oversizing
When it comes to the infrastructure of your data center or network rooms, bigger is not necessarily better. Read this white paper to learn the facts about and reasons behind oversizing. Explore...
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Three arrested over 12.7m PC botnet
Authorities in Spain have arrested three men accused of operating a massive botnet which stole credit card and bank log-in data and infected computers in half the Fortune 1,000 companies.
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Cybersitter suit accuses China, PC makers of software piracy
California-based Solid Oak Software, which sells the Cybersitter program, filed a $2.2 billion civil action in federal court in Los Angeles.
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Is Adobe the next (pre-2002) Microsoft?
From a security perspective, Adobe looks an awful lot like Microsoft did back when Windows was getting blasted by viruses and vulnerabilities and before the company beefed up its defenses.
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Researchers hijack computer during software update
Two researchers from Israeli security firm Radware have worked out a way to trick computers into downloading malware or take over a computer by hijacking the communications during the update process.
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US, South Korea site attacks traced back to UK
The denial-of-service attacks launched on websites in South Korea and the US earlier this month appear to have come from a master server in the UK.
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Majority of vulnerabilities go unpatched, IBM
More than half of the security vulnerabilities disclosed during 2008 had no patches available from the vendor by the end of the year, according to IBM.
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Cybercrime cost $1 trillion last year, study
Data theft and breaches from cybercrime may have cost businesses as much as $1 trillion globally in lost intellectual property and expenditures for repairing the damage last year.
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Cloud computing security forecast: Clear skies
Worried about putting your data in the cloud? Find a service provider that offers encryption and access control and bask in the cost savings, say experts.
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New Jobs health hoax targets Wired
Another day, another phony Steve Jobs health report. An article made up to look like a story on Wired.com claimed Apple CEO Steve Jobs had a heart attack.
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CSI Stick grabs data from cell phones
New device from Paraben works like a USB stick and could be used by law enforcement, thieves, or parents to snoop on the cell phone activities of anyone who leaves their phone unattended.
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Doing a number on Web site traffic
Content publishers and tracking agencies aren't always on the same page when it comes to Web metrics, which are key to a site's appeal to advertisers.
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Memo to Microsoft: Yahoo's A-list
The merger-minded software giant will likely want to keep Yahoo execs in a host of areas, including online ads, social media, and Web search. More layoffs for Yahoo?
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Doing philanthropy the Google way
The well-heeled company touts its plans to bestow money on worthy causes. But how does that compare with other tech sector do-good efforts?
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Widgets are the new ad kid on the block
Brand advertisers are turning to mini-applications with dynamic content that people can embed in their own Web pages and share with others.
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Microsoft does ad deal with CNBC
The software giant will serve up contextual and display ads on NBC's business news Web site.
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Target me with your ads, please
News.com reporter asks an ad company to tailor ads to her Web surfing habits. Some of it made sense, but why do they think she's into heavy construction?
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Google versus the telecoms
If Google wins the 700MHz wireless spectrum auction in January, expect Google-branded phones galore.
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From Danger's realm come Android's makers
Google's Andy Rubin talks nuts and bolts about the Linux-based phone software, the lessons of Sidekick, and the beauty of the iPhone.Google releases Android toolsImages: Software tools for Google...
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Newspapers and ads: Missed delivery
The Web has conquered the market for classifieds. Is there any cause for hope in last-ditch efforts by the old-school print publishers?
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Some sites back online after NaviSite goof
Web host warned customers that servers would be down for about 12 hours on Saturday. It ended up being more like five days.
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