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Cisco expected to guillotine more employees this Thursday

Cisco: SMS, Smartphone Attacks on the Rise; Cisco CEO John Chambers quacks up the Cisco workforce and is an Internet sensation to boot
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Cisco expected to guillotine more employees this Thursday

Most thankfully, whenever I've stuck my neck out by climbing onto a flimsy limb, I've yet to be guillotined. However, possibly not so lucky this Thursday, July 16th could be the Cisco employees rumored to be losing their jobs, according to an email I received from a Cisco source. Last week, Cisco did a good job of denying further job cuts that Wall Street analyst Hasan Imam - Managing Director of the... Read full story

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Cisco: SMS, Smartphone Attacks on the Rise
New research released today by Cisco warns criminals are rapidly adapting to a more modern economy and continue to find new ways to exploit people with mobile phones and through social networks and text messages. The Cisco 2009 Midyear Security Report finds that much like a successful business, the criminal underground works together to understand and take advantage of the evolving behaviors of the demographic they are trying to fleece. As part of this strategy, cyber criminals quickly seize upon current events, such as swine flu and the recent death of Michael Jackson, in order to fool people into phishing scams or to spam advertising for preventive drugs and links to fake pharmacies.

Cisco CEO John Chambers quacks up the Cisco workforce and is an Internet sensation to boot
First, the CEO of Cisco quacked. Next, the Cisco workforce quacked. And now it appears the Internet is quacking too. Exactly what's causing everybody to quack? Well, it's the Flip video of Cisco CEO John Chambers performing his duck quacks. Am positive after viewing the below Flip video of Chambers' doing his quacks, you too will understand why duck quacking has become such an overnight sensation,...

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