The Shop.org survey of 150 online retailers, quoted by NYT, says that the average cost of attracting new orders went down to $4 from $8 in 2003.
The Shop.org survey of 150 online retailers, quoted by NYT, says that the average cost of attracting new orders went down to $4 from $8 in 2003. Companies pulled out of million-dollar deals with AOL, MSN and Yahoo among others, and concentrated on paid search. Brad Hill also mentions paid search ads leading to increased sales.
ServiceNow launches COVID-19 vaccine management software
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DreamBus botnet targets enterprise apps running on Linux servers
DreamBus botnet uses exploits and brute-force to target PostgreSQL, Redis, SaltStack, Hadoop, Spark, and others.
Microsoft Teams: Moving files from Outlook into Teams just got a lot easier
Microsoft adds a handy feature between Outlook and Teams that it probably should have included from the outset.
AWS, as predicted, is forking Elasticsearch
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Microsoft and SAP plege to integrate Teams with SAP business apps by mid-2021
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Windows RDP servers are being abused to amplify DDoS attacks
Windows RDP servers running on UDP port 3389 can be ensnared in DDoS botnets and abused to bounce and amplify junk traffic towards victim networks.
NSA urges system administrators to replace obsolete TLS protocols
NSA: Obsolete encryption provides a false sense of security.
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