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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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Clientless SSL VPNs expose corporate users to attacks
This security problem, discussed since at least 2006, could let an attacker could use these devices to bypass authentication or conduct other web-based attacks.
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Google extends secure search
Google makes it easier than ever to keep snoopers out of your Google searches.
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Packing for SXSW 2012: The Light Digital Traveler
Travel to SXSW requires packing a light digital footprint and being ready for downtime.
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New 'HTTPS Everywhere' Web browser extension released
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's great Firefox HTTPS Everywhere browser security extension has been improved and there's now a beta version available for Google Chrome Web browser users.
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Cisco releases VPN preview for Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Cisco Anyconnect is now available for Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich). The preview version allows Android phones and tablets to access sites behind company firewalls, clearing the way for greater...
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Iran's Deadly Cyber Police: Indefinite Detention and Execution for Netizens
Iran's terrifying campaign against the internet and netizens is about to go full-throttle with the country's own intranet.
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Sex Tech: EFF Exposes Dating Site Security, Fileporn Shutdown, Facebook Sex Predator
Beware of date site privacy problems, Facebook sex predator, Pakistan censorship, no science in online matchmaking.
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OpenSSL fixes six security holes
The most serious flaw is a DTLS plaintext recovery attack that has already been publicly documented.
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GlobalSign: Breach confirmed, SSL certificates not compromised
GlobalSign admitted that though its public-facing website was hacked, leading to its own SSL certificates being revoked, its secure certificate infrastructure remained unharmed.
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Google search gets default SSL security
Google is making SSL encryption the standard for signed-in users, bringing greater privacy and anonymity. But it won't protect you from advertisers' prying eyes.
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Apple finally blocks untrusted DigiNotar SSL certificates in Mac OS X
Time to patch your Mac OS X to protect yourself against fraudulent DigiNotar SSL certificates
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Hey, Apple/Google! What's taking you so long to block those fraudulent SSL certificates?
On August 30, DigiNotar announced that its servers had been compromised and that fake certificates might have leaked into the wild.
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Fake SSL certificates pirate Web sites
It used to be you knew you could trust a Web site when your Web browser securely connects to it with a valid HTTPS connection. Now, that's trust has been shaken.
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Facebook, Google, CIA, MI6 targeted in Dutch government certificate hack
Over 500 stolen SSL certificates from a Dutch certificate authority also appear to have stung Facebook, Google and Windows Update, as well as MI6 and CIA websites.
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Twitter adds SSL security
Worried about people grabbing your Twitter password out of the air? You should be. Twitter is finally addressing the problem.
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Create plug-and-play VPN with iTwin for Mac and PC, $99
For files too sensitive to be stored in the cloud, transferred by email or backed up on USB flash drives, the iTwin offers a handy and easy-to-use secured wireless bridge between two computers.
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Chromebooks get VPN, secure Wi-Fi, Citrix virtualization
With a trio of big feature additions, Google's Chromebook is quickly becoming the IT manager's best friend.
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Anonymous releases private emails, government contracts, VPN credentials, and more
Rogue hacker group Anonymous has released a slew of information from government contractor IRC Federal. See their release notes and find out the specifics of the leak here.
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Five Chromebook concerns for businesses
Google's Chromebooks will be great for businesses, but first there are some problems to be cleaned up.
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Strangeloop offers the first Google SPDY Web-site acceleration product
Want a really fast Web-site? Consider adding Google's new SPDY protocol to your site with Strangeloop's Site Optimizer.
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