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	FIRST LOOK: Samsung's new Galaxy gadgets Our look at lineup of new Samsung hardware – including the industry's first smartwatch. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Right Size Your Network Performance Management Solution Paying too much for network monitoring? This white paper follows four organizations in their search for the most cost-effective network performance management tool. See the challenges they encountered along the way and how they used product fit and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) to make the switch from bloated, overpriced solutions to SolarWinds. Click here to get this FREE whitepaper from Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) and learn how four organizations benefitted from choosing SolarWinds award winning Network Performance Monitor. In this Issue Will software-defined networking kill network engineers' beloved CLI? FireEye offering APT-detection service to notify customers of stealthy attacks Researcher claims $12,500 reward for finding Facebook photo bug APT malware NetTraveler learning new tricks iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending September 3 Getting kids used to surveillance INSIDER Cloud Helps Financial Company Spin Up a New IT Operation Topsy wants to become the Google of Twitter search Quick look: NASA's ambitious asteroid grabbing mission WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies Boosting SQL Server Performance in a Virtual Environment How can I/O optimization technology boost SQL Server response time by 130% and throughput by 50% in a virtual environment? openBench Labs tested V-locity VM in its independent lab—examining how the software dramatically increases SQL Server performance on VMs—with no additional hardware. Read now! Will software-defined networking kill network engineers' beloved CLI? SDN (software-defined networking) promises some real benefits for people who use networks, but to the engineers who manage them, it may represent the end of an era. Read More   FireEye offering APT-detection service to notify customers of stealthy attacks FireEye today announced it has started providing a threat-detection and notification service called Oculus intended to warn the enterprise security manager whenever targeted attacks seek to undermine the network for cyber-espionage purposes. Such attacks are often called "advanced persistent threats," and may be attempts by nation states or their agents to penetrate a company to steal sensitive information, such as intellectual property. Read More   Researcher claims $12,500 reward for finding Facebook photo bug A security researcher said Facebook will award him US$12,500 for finding a flaw that lets anyone remove photos from another person's profile. Read More   APT malware NetTraveler learning new tricks Advanced Persistent Threat exploits Java vulnerabilities, embraces watering hole technique, says researcher Read More   iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending September 3 The iOSphere equivalent of food-binging on potato chips is picture-binging on iPad front and rear housings. This week the binge binges on. Read More   Getting kids used to surveillance Read More     INSIDER Cloud Helps Financial Company Spin Up a New IT Operation Another company acquired about 75 percent of Lincoln Trust, along with its technology, which left the CTO with a pressing need for a new technology platforma(c). Read More   Topsy wants to become the Google of Twitter search Searching through Twitter's archive of tweets can be frustrating -- they are sorted on the site by Twitter's own algorithms, and older tweets tend to get buried. Google? Forget it. Topsy, an analytics company, wants to do it better. Read More   Quick look: NASA's ambitious asteroid grabbing mission NASA is developing plans for space mission to visit an asteroid Read More
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