News podcast: Network World 360 Network-management vendor SolarWinds announced Monday it has acquired the assets of New Zealand-based software maker Kiwi Enterprises; Users of social-networking and micro-blogging site Twitter have been caught in a phishing scam and tricked into revealing their Twitter user names and passwords. (5:27) Cisco activates crisis management team as global manufacturing hits new low Cisco has quietly activated a Manufacturing Crisis Management Team as the JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI (Purchasing Managers Index) posted its weakest ever reading. Network failure spurs IT overhaul at law school When the New England School of Law in Boston suffered a total network failure that lasted almost a week, the IT department knew a major overhaul was in order. Twitter Hack: How It Happened and What's Being Done Twitter is tackling a series of security issues, starting with a hack that hit some well-known celebrity accounts. Someone broke into Twitter accounts belonging to... Plus: 3 Ways a Twitter Hack Can Hurt You HP says netbook can run for up to 8 hours between charges Hewlett-Packard today announced a netbook PC that it said will be able to run for up to a full business day on a single battery charge. Trend Micro, BigFix integrate antimalware and systems management wares Vendors partner to combine Trend Micro's antimalware and Web protection technologies with BigFix's patch management and security configuration functionality. NASA forecasts impact of severe space weather on communications, power grids It’s not Armageddon but a NASA-funded study is showing some of the first clear economic data that quantifies the risk extreme weather conditions in space have on communications and power grids on Earth. For example, space weather can produce solar storm electromagnetic fields that induce extreme currents in wires, disrupting power lines, causing widespread blackouts and affecting communication cables that support the Internet. Today on Google Subnet Is the Google brand bigger than its leadership? Finally, Picasa for the Mac; Another Android netbook port, this time to HP; Google Blogoscoped checks out Blogora, a new blog+forum platform; and Mark Murphy explores ways Android can better organize the development chaos. |
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