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	Apple end-to-end encryption far from bulletproof Apple won't provide experts with details of encryption architecture, so what it means by 'cannot decrypt"' data is unclear, expert says Read More WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. Service-Oriented Performance Management Strategy This white paper is to help IT organizations adopt a management methodology that enables them to improve the user experience by focusing on service delivery management. Learn More. In this Issue Best security tools for under $3,000 Papers please! Microsoft creates second-class citizens with Office iPhone app Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers Copper thefts measured in miles around Seattle 15 Ways to Protect Your Ecommerce Site From Hacking and Fraud Ubuntu Touch smartphone one step closer to shipping Say 'cheese,' Earthlings! Spacecraft to snap home planet pic from deep space Oracle, IBM to unwrap new Unix server processors at conference iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 18 Microsoft's Kinect technology is a potential goldmine for mobile Quick look: The NSA security quagmire WEBCAST: IBM Content Analytics Explained Content Analytics Explained - Listen to Bob Foyle, Sr. Product Manager, IBM talk about Content Analytics and the Analytics Imperative. Learn More. Best security tools for under $3,000 Check Point wins test of eight unified threat management (UTM) devices for small business Read More Papers please! Microsoft creates second-class citizens with Office iPhone app Microsoft erred when it decided that the new Office Mobile for iPhone would be available to Office 365 customers but not to those who purchased a traditional "perpetual" license to Office 2013, an analyst argued Read More Start-up readies network-optimized Linux for data centers Start-up Cumulus Networks this week has emerged with a Linux network operating system designed for programmable data centers like the ones Google and Facebook are building. Read More Copper thefts measured in miles around Seattle A couple of interesting developments in the Seattle are this week must have been keeping law enforcement busy. First, a number of outlets are reporting that prosecutors have charged two men with what is being called the largest metal theft in state history - 4.3 miles of copper wire from the underside of an elevated train line over an eight month period spanning 1010-2011. Read More 15 Ways to Protect Your Ecommerce Site From Hacking and Fraud Hackers are stealing credit card and other sensitive information from ecommerce sites. To protect (and reassure) your customers, it's imperative to know how to protect your ebusiness and your sensitive customer data. Ecommerce and security experts share 15 tips on how you can prevent fraud and keep your site safe. Read More Ubuntu Touch smartphone one step closer to shipping Having a great, Linux-based, mobile platform is one thing. Bringing it to the masses, in the form of actual smartphones (and tablets, phablets and whatever other words we're using to describe "devices we can hold in our hand" nowadays), is quite another. Recent history is littered with the remains of Open Source (or, at least, predominantly Open Source) platforms that just never quite made it big.... Read More Say 'cheese,' Earthlings! Spacecraft to snap home planet pic from deep space NASA's Cassini spacecraft, now flying near Saturn, is turning its cameras back toward Earth today so it can grab a photo of its home planet from almost 900 million miles away Read More Oracle, IBM to unwrap new Unix server processors at conference Demand for mainframe and high-performance Unix servers is falling, but a new wave of SPARC and IBM Power chips for the servers will be unwrapped at the Hot Chips conference in late August. Read More iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 18 As last week's Apple WWDC faded in the rear view mirror, the iOSphere hungered for more. And the hunger gave birth to hope, and hope to more rumors, including the one that predicts iPad 5 will be announced this week to foil and foul Samsung's scheduled London news. Read More Microsoft's Kinect technology is a potential goldmine for mobile The consumer PC market has undergone a major transformation over the last few years, due in no small part to the rapid influx of relatively powerful and easy-to-use ultra-mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Read More Quick look: The NSA security quagmire Big mess: FBI now looking at Edward Snowden's disclosures about the National Security Agency's broad monitoring of phone call and Internet data from big companies such as Google and Facebook. Read More
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