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November 7, 2005 An eNewsletter published by wireless.itworld.comPart of the ITworld.com Site Network
In today's update ›› Feature: Bluetooth security help ›› In the news: - Microsoft trusts Linux with its internal wireless network - Unpatched Cisco/Airespace WLANs at risk ›› Webcasts and white papers: - On the road to wireless network security nirvana ›› Go figure: CDMA phones ship in volume ›› ITwhirled: Seatback computers to turn Irish airliners into flying casinos ›› From the network: - Webcast Addresses Key Business Intelligence Technologies ›› FEATURE Bluetooth security help During the Network World Remote Office Technology Tour stop in Washington D.C. last spring, my friend Chuck W. ambushed me with a security question: How do you keep Bluetooth secure? I immediately blurted, "stay at least thirty feet away from everyone." Unfortunately, that's been about the only security help Bluetooth fans had until now. AirMagnet (.com), the wireless security folks, just released BlueSweep, a free utility. ›› IN THE NEWS Westchester County: Wi-Fi Internet cafes 'must have firewall' Microsoft trusts Linux with its internal wireless network Unpatched Cisco/Airespace WLANs at risk New Linux kernel delivers better Wi-Fi, better filesystems Get the latest news here... ›› GO FIGURE 51 to 53 million Number of W-CDMA and CDMA phones Qualcomm expects to ship in the first quarter of this fiscal year. Source: eWeek ›› WEBCASTS AND WHITE PAPERS On the road to wireless network security nirvana Tune into this new Webcast and gain a better understanding about how to prepare a plan and a policy before you invest in technology. Watch now. View more webcasts...      Read additional white papers... Advertisement ›› ITWHIRLED Seatback computers to turn Irish airliners into flying casinos Low-cost Irish airline Ryanair has already experimented with video game consoles built into seatback computers. Now the upstart company is considering electronic gambling devices - and the company CEO thinks that such machines will bring in so much money that there will be no need to charge airfares. More offbeat news, reviews and other stuff... FROM THE NETWORK: Webcast Addresses Key Business Intelligence Technologies Join leading industry analyst, Peter Burris, as he takes you through the circumstances faced by many businesses as they utilize business intelligence to take better business actions in today�s competitive arena. Go now. Device Relationship Management And Document Management Technology Discover a solution that enables you to see all of your network devices with minimal impact to the organization, provides critical information to make informed business decisions, and doesn't require IT management. Go now.		Wanted: Your two cents Got a Best Practice? Share it here. Got an idea for the newsletter? Send it our way. Advertisement • Broadband Mobile Satellite Modem Mobile data transfer at up to 3 times speed of GPRS, coverage in 99 countries, packet data service so you are charged for data transferred not time spent online. • Specials and Free Shipping on all Headset Brands Crystal clear calls from every Headset Innovations headset. Exceptional quality and very affordable pricing delivers the best solutions to your headset needs. Click to find special offers. Satisfaction Guaranteed and 30 day return policy. • Detect and Protect Your PDAs and Smartphones This white paper will guide you step-by-step through the best practices for securing PDAs and smartphones, along with the benefits of implementing a CREDANT Technologies solution for detecting and protecting these popular productivity tools. • Protect Yourself at WiFi Hotspots with PublicVPN PublicVPN.com protects your WiFi connection from snoops by scrambling all the data you send and receive at your WiFi hotspot. Shield your online activity from prying eyes when you're out of the office with our easy, secure, and affordable service. • Wireless - PDA & Cell Phone Batteries - AtBatt.com Tired of low battery reading? AtBatt.com can provide fresh power to your wireless devices. Simply choose your Brand and Model from our database to find your correct battery. Black Berry, Dell, HP, Toshiba, Nokia, Motorola and more. » Buy a link now
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