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DNS Flaw Details Leaked Accidentally;Brocade-Foundry Networks Buyout Challenges Cisco;SAP to End TomorrowNow Application Support Operations

Ivan Skin (collectsstuff) — 2008-07-23T08:49:00Z

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DNS Flaw Details Leaked Accidentally
Kaminsky's technical details on the DNS flaw accidentally posted to a well-read security blog.
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Google-Yahoo Ad Deal Goes Before Congress
Google claims the deal with Yahoo will not increase company's search traffic share, though Microsoft warns of anticompetitive behavior. The Google-Yahoo deal also faces scrutingy from the DOJ.
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Interview with Windows Server 2008 Virtualization Program Managers
Interview with the program managers who are responsible for the development of Windows Server(R) 2008 Virtualization -- Mike Sterling and Arno Mihm. Hear about what hypervisor is, how hypervisor works, and plans for the future of Virtualization.
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	SAP to End TomorrowNow Application Support Operations
	Open-Source Databases MySQL, PostgreSQL, Adoption Rising
	Don't Worry, Wiki
	Brocade-Foundry Networks Buyout Challenges Cisco
	Big Storage 'Clouds' Much Less Manageable

SAP to End TomorrowNow Application Support Operations
SAP says it will shut down the remaining TomorrowNow application support services by Oct. 31.
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Open-Source Databases MySQL, PostgreSQL, Adoption Rising
Open-source databases MySQL and PostgreSQL are gaining steam, but rip-and-replace situations where MySQL and PostgreSQL replace Oracle Database, IBM DB2 or Microsoft SQL Server databases remain rare.
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Don't Worry, Wiki
To listen to conventional wisdom, finding, keeping and excelling at your job now involves the tools we were only recently beginning to accept as tools for finding love.
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Brocade-Foundry Networks Buyout Challenges Cisco
Brocade's $3 billion buyout of Foundry Networks puts networking market leader Cisco Systems on notice that it has a powerful new competitor on the horizon.
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Big Storage 'Clouds' Much Less Manageable
Scaling up a cloud storage service is hard to do. As an alternative, enterprises can look for smaller storage service providers or even build their own custom clouds.
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Now Serving Blades: Simplify IT Management
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Intrusion Prevention for Road Warriors
Using common public networks leave employees' laptops vulnerable to viruses, zero-day attacks, and cyber-hazards circulating across the internet. Find out the implications of such computer attacks.
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SANS Warns of Critical MS Word Vulnerability;Cohler Sniffing for Facebook?

Ivan Skin (collectsstuff) — 2008-06-23T08:30:15Z

SANS Warns of Critical MS Word Vulnerability
A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Word stands capable of allowing remote execution by hackers or malware.
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First Impressions of Firefox 3
This is a good upgrade to a good browser, but it's not the godsend many make it out to be.
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TechNet Edge Series: Elden Christensen, Cluster PM
Interview with Elden Christensen, program manager for fail-over clustering, where he talks about clustering and geo-clustering.
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	Trust in the IT Department
	Cohler Sniffing for Facebook?
	Mozilla Investigates Firefox Bug
	The Trojan Open-Source Dropdown
	FCC to Slap Verizon?

Trust in the IT Department
One in three IT pros say they've spied on coworkers or the company.
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Cohler Sniffing for Facebook?
The Facebook exec is now working for VC Benchmark Capital...or is he?
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Mozilla Investigates Firefox Bug
With the release of Firefox 3.0, the Web browser wars are heating up.
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The Trojan Open-Source Dropdown
Web 2.0 tech is powerful, but can lead to disaster if you aren't careful.
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FCC to Slap Verizon?
The FCC will judge whether Verizon has interfered with moves to other carriers.
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Email Archiving: Common Myths and Misconceptions
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Getting the Most for Every Dollar: The Ultimate Balancing Act
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Gentlemen, Start Your SSD Engines

Ivan Skin (collectsstuff) — 2008-06-05T08:49:26Z

Gentlemen, Start Your SSD Engines
Why 2008 is the tipping point year for flash to graduate from consumer to enterprise IT.
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AMD 'Puma' Ready to Pounce
The chip maker's laptop platform is mainly geared toward consumers, but AMD is looking to make strides in the SMB and public sector markets.
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Dispersed Storage: The Next Frontier for Solution Providers?
For solution providers looking for a better way to sell storage than in boxes, a technology that has been around for a while, called Dispersed Storage, has been newly commercialized by Cleversafe. Cleversafe executives explain in this Changing Channels podcast.
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	Facebook's Open-Source Dish with a Side of Attribution
	Learning To Love UAC
	Organizing Jumbled Web Personas
	HP Labs to Reinvent Green
	Readers On Google-Salesforce Union

Facebook's Open-Source Dish with a Side of Attribution
Will the CPAL attribution clause throw a wrench into Facebook's open-source plans?
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Learning To Love UAC
Larry Seltzer: User Access Control is not the bother that many make it out to be.
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Organizing Jumbled Web Personas
After a decade browsing, shopping and transacting, users are overwhelmed by IDs, logins and passwords.
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HP Labs to Reinvent Green
HP's research division's test tech could mean greener chips or buildings.
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Readers On Google-Salesforce Union
Oracle buys Salesforce.com, then Google buys Oracle? How do you like them apples?
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Solving the Challenges of Remote PC Administration
Find out how to get a complete view into systems on the network, including resource utilization, capacity, and performance.
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WAN Optimization: The Magic Quadrant
Analyzing strengths vs. cautions, Gartner helps organizations looking to acquire WAN Optimization Controller capabilities better understand the options.
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Flaw Endangers Debian-Based Encryption Keys; Compuware Mixes Agile, Open-Source Development

Ivan Skin (collectsstuff) — 2008-05-19T09:04:37Z

Compuware Mixes Agile, Open-Source Development
Compuware looks to extend its developer skills as part of its Compuware 2.0 makeover.
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HP Engineers Claim 'Memristor' Breakthrough
HP Labs engineers claim they have discovered a long-sought circuit element that could lead to new ways of creating memory.
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Securing Mobile Data
Mobile devices such as handhelds, phones and laptops create security problems when they leave the safety of the corporate network. Here are some key strategies to keep you and your data safe, presented by Stan Gibson.
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	Flaw Endangers Debian-Based Encryption Keys
	Sprint Clears WiMax for Launch
	BlackBerry, iPhone Raise Mobile Stakes
	HP Fixing XP SP3 Problems
	SEC to Propose XBRL Mandate

Flaw Endangers Debian-Based Encryption Keys
Officials with the Debian Project recommend that users recreate all cryptographic key material generated by OpenSSL versions starting with 0.9.8c-1.
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Sprint Clears WiMax for Launch
The gear clears testing and standards as Sprint targets an end-of-year rollout.
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BlackBerry, iPhone Raise Mobile Stakes
RIM and Apple eying each other's turf as new smartphones blur the line between enterprise and consumer devices.
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HP Fixing XP SP3 Problems
The problems that were reported with Microsoft's Windows XP Service Pack 3 seem to affect Hewlett-Packard desktops with AMD processors.
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SEC to Propose XBRL Mandate
The SEC proposes that XBRL tags be required for all financial filings, making data searchable.
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Software as a Service - Selective Hosting Can Boost Flexibility and Speed
The more heavily organizations rely on everyday applications, the less attention they want to pay to them.
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The Formula One of Data Recovery
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Who says there's no money

Geoff Wolfe (rooffire) — 2008-03-20T16:14:19Z

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