Apple bans researcher for app exposing iOS security flaw

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	Apple bans researcher for app exposing iOS security flaw Apple has banned well-known security researcher Charlie Miller from its developer program, for creating an apparently benign iOS app that was actually designed to exploit a security flaw he had uncovered in the firmware. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets anywhere in the world. Get in, solve the problem, and be done in a flash. Plus, Rescue's SaaS-based platform means free upgrades and zero maintenance. Try it free today. 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"Mudge" Zatko shaking up DARPA's security software routine WASHGINTON, DC -- Getting non-traditional security technology quickly into military networks was at best a trying experience. Not only that, if you or your company had a novel security tools the last place you may have wanted to show it off would have been to the government. Read More Accel buys into Big Data hype with $100M venture fund Accel Partners launched a $100 million Big Data Fund at the sold-out Hadoop World conference in New York Tuesday in an effort to help start-ups exploit new data types expected to dominate computing and networks for years to come. Read More The Future of Human Computer Interfaces Researchers at the MIT Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group are prototyping new, novel and more natural ways for people to interact with computers and access and store information. Their innovations have been designed to improve and enrich our personal and professional lives, making it easier to create, communicate, collaborate and even cook. Here are 10 inventions that enhance human-computer interactions, improve the in-store shopping experience, and even help us kick bad habits. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC How to Choose a SaaS-Based I.T. Service Management Solution All SaaS help-desks are not created equally. From basic ticket logging to full-featured, enterprise-grade service management solutions, there truly is something for everyone. Learn more about the key factors in deciding between a comprehensive or a slimmer selection for your organization. Learn More Today! Motorola accused of trying to 'destroy' Lemko through 'Chinese spy ring' insinuations The 4G cellular technology manufacturer Lemko Corp. yesterday sued Motorola Solutions and its lawyers, saying Motorola's claims that Lemko is allegedly part of a Chinese spy ring tied to the Chinese government and Chinese companies have unfairly damaged its business. Read More Open source vs. proprietary software The "scrufffy guy coding away in his basement" archetype stopped applying to open-source software a while ago. Read More Brocade takes on Cisco in the campus Brocade Networks this week has unveiled switches for the enterprise campus designed to help users to affordably scale their networks. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Deliver Workload Automation Services to Business Users Workload automation touches every aspect of the business. It is made up of all scheduled and ad hoc processes that support critical business functions. Read More! iPhone 4S fixes Apple antenna issues, says Consumer Reports The iPhone 4S may have battery issues, but its antenna works just fine. Read More More mobile apps downloaded, but users rely on just a few: Pew study Despite all the hype and all the app downloads, lots of mobile users, on phones and tablets, use only a small number of apps, according a new survey by Pew Research Center. Read More NetApp's new entry-level array offers up to 432TB of capacity NetApp today announced an addition to its Fabric-Attached Storage 2000 family of arrays: the FAS2240, which scales to 432TB of capacity and has a starting price of $7,500 Read More Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's remarks at MIT Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg visited Harvard and MIT and breifly answered questions from reporters Monday. Read More Tap the Social Media Stream for Competitors' Secrets Savvy companies are monitoring Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to pick up valuable competitive intelligence about their rivals' product specs, pricing, finances and dissatisfied customers. Read More
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