Registry hack enables free Windows XP security updates until 2019

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	Registry hack enables free Windows XP security updates until 2019 Windows XP users might want to rejoice as there's a registry hack that will let those machines continue to receive security updates until April 2019...all for low, low price of free. Read More   : Network Instruments 7th Annual State of the Network Global Study Learn how IT leaders are moving forward with Software-Defined Networks, 40 Gb, Unified Communications, Big Data and BYOD and see why determining whether problems originate in the network, system, or application still present a top troubleshooting challenge. Learn More In this Issue CA Technologies release free XP migration tool 10 biggest CEO pay raises The third time is not the charm: 3 ways the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 still fails Microsoft claims win over FBI, but agency still got its way What is Ubuntu without Bacon? Surface Pro 3's 'tweener' screen is too small for a laptop, too big for a tablet Bug bounty program outs 7-month-old IE zero-day Microsoft will patch IE zero day but doesn't give timeline Toaster, refrigerator, meet tablet, notebook: Apple and Microsoft trade takes on 2-in-1s WHITE PAPER: ExtraHop Networks 10 Ways Wire Data Helps Conquer IT Complexity This whitepaper explains the value of wire data in practical, simple to understand terms. With a robust wire data analytics solution, IT can automatically detect problems across the entire IT environment, spot data theft by flagging queries from untrusted sources, select unique pieces of transaction payloads to send to any big data source, and more Learn more >> CA Technologies release free XP migration tool Companies that want to migrate large numbers of users from Windows XP, which Microsoft stopped supporting last month, now have some help with a free tool from CA Technologies. Read More   10 biggest CEO pay raises Avaya CEO Kevin Kennedy got a fivefold pay increase last year. Sprint more than quadrupled Dan Hesse's package. Which other tech CEOs saw dramatic pay jumps in 2013? Read More   The third time is not the charm: 3 ways the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 still fails Everyone knows Microsoft historical modus operandi when moving into a new market: Rush in late to a market someone else defined with an initial just barely good enough to ship, refine it in a second version, and then release something fully functional the third time around. Read More   WEBCAST: Citrix Systems Defining a cloud computing strategy for your enterprise Transitioning to the cloud is a massive change which can be disruptive, but the good news is that it doesn't have to be. View Now. Microsoft claims win over FBI, but agency still got its way Microsoft claimed victory over an FBI bid to keep a request for customer data secret for national security reasons, but it appears the government gave up the fight after getting its way without the company. Read More   What is Ubuntu without Bacon? Jono Bacon, the community manager for Ubuntu, has announced that he will be leaving his post at Canonical to join the crew over at XPRIZE. Read More   Surface Pro 3's 'tweener' screen is too small for a laptop, too big for a tablet Microsoft picked the wrong screen size for its new Surface Pro 3 if it really plans to push the hybrid device as a replacement for premium-priced notebooks, a retail analyst said. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Damballa Fortune 500 Company Deploys Damballa Failsafe A Fortune 500 company wanted to detect advanced malware, zero-day threats, and other targeted attacks. Every solution they reviewed used signature-based techniques or sandboxing, which wasn't enough. They selected Damballa Failsafe to plug the security gaps. Read Now Bug bounty program outs 7-month-old IE zero-day An HP bug bounty program has published information about a critical vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8 because Microsoft did not meet its patch-or-we-go-public deadline. Read More   Microsoft will patch IE zero day but doesn't give timeline Microsoft said Thursday it plans eventually to patch a vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8 that it's known about for seven months, but it didn't say when. Read More   Toaster, refrigerator, meet tablet, notebook: Apple and Microsoft trade takes on 2-in-1s Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella pushed the need for blending tablets and notebooks at the unveiling of the Surface Pro 3, countering earlier arguments by Apple CEO Tim Cook that the trade-offs from such devices don't please anybody. Read More
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