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	Peeping into 73,000 unsecured security cameras thanks to default passwords A site linked to 73,011 unsecured security camera locations in 256 countries to illustrate the dangers of using default passwords. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Architecting the Network of the Future Today, both IT and the business are requiring more of their networks. But networks designed to simply forward packets don't have the capability or the intelligence to understand today's high-level, application-related demands. Networks need to change, as does the way IT thinks about and manages them. Learn more >> In this Issue Dell's gambit to go private is working. Should Microsoft follow? Silk Road's demise paves way for 'unstoppable' OpenBazaar's rise Don't burn CurrentC at the Apple Pay heresy stake just yet Juniper Networks doubles down on virtualization Cortana deemed 'dumbest' in Siri vs Cortana vs Google Now tests The smartphone that knows when it's been stolen Undisclosed use of cameras roils Harvard IDG Contributor Network: How cellphones steal from air-gapped computers Aruba embraces beacons for customized mobile experiences Bitcoin Checkout app takes on Apple Pay Riverbed is now a FORCE in hybrid WANs One lawyer may have just killed part of the Internet of Things iPad Pro with 12.2-inch display reportedly in the works The Linux desktop-a-week review: ChromeOS ACLU Executive Order 12333: NSA may be laughing at your sex tape How NOT to do remote PC searches: Experts explain tech dangers of Rule 41 changes WEBCAST: Dell Inc. The Human Side of IT Security The importance of IT security has vastly increased with the expansion in mobility, cloud computing, and social networking. Securing the organization is difficult enough, but it is considerably more difficult because of a number of factors tied to people. Learn more Dell's gambit to go private is working. Should Microsoft follow? No one was sure how Michael Dell's risky move would work out. Turns out, it's working out pretty well. Read More Silk Road's demise paves way for 'unstoppable' OpenBazaar's rise The peer-to-peer market could fill Silk Road's shoes, and it could be much more difficult to bring down. Read More Don't burn CurrentC at the Apple Pay heresy stake just yet A response to readers' passionate defense of Apple Pay, which is advanced in comparison to the credit card industry's glacial innovation. Read More Juniper Networks doubles down on virtualization With a virtual offering of its flagship product, Juniper takes a huge step forward in network functions virtualization. Read More Cortana deemed 'dumbest' in Siri vs Cortana vs Google Now tests How smart is the artificial intelligence behind Apple, Google, and Microsoft's personal assistants when asked difficult questions? Not very. Read More WHITE PAPER: OPSWAT Inc. Secure the Use of Portable Media in Critical Infrastructure Securing critical infrastructure is crucial to ensuring that our current way of life is sustained. Our whitepaper provides insight into the development of strong security policies around the use of portable media, and how to effectively mitigate the threat from external sources. Learn more The smartphone that knows when it's been stolen If your phone could get to know you, then it could learn to prevent access when someone else tries to use it. Read More Undisclosed use of cameras roils Harvard Harvard University is coming under fire from some quarters for having conducted class-attendance research that involved the use of video cameras in 10 lecture halls holding some 2,000 students. Read More IDG Contributor Network: How cellphones steal from air-gapped computers Sensitive data can be leaked from isolated, non-networked computers using radio waves, according to new security research. Read More Aruba embraces beacons for customized mobile experiences How Aruba is using Wi-Fi and ad beacons to improve in-person customer experiences. Read More Bitcoin Checkout app takes on Apple Pay A Bitcoin app embraces NFC, but will it really challenge Apple Pay? Read More WEBCAST: CenturyLink Effective collaboration = exceptional customer engagement Now on Demand! IT leaders are constantly required to do more with less, but even as new digital technologies now play the most vital role in engaging customers, many IT groups spend 75% of their resources on legacy application maintenance. Join us to learn how IT organizations can pivot from maintenance to creation and innovation. View now Riverbed is now a FORCE in hybrid WANs At its FORCE user conference, Riverbed laid out its plan to adapt its optimization tools for the hybrid WAN. Read More One lawyer may have just killed part of the Internet of Things By showing the intrusive nature of a smart TV, the whole pitch for IoT gets a lot harder. Read More iPad Pro with 12.2-inch display reportedly in the works Building on rumors that Apple is working on a larger-screened iPad, the Japanese-language Macotakara reported over the weekend that Apple is developing an iPad Pro with a reported 12.2-inch display. Read More The Linux desktop-a-week review: ChromeOS A look at ChromeOS as a desktop environment, specifically discussing Aura and Aura Shell. Read More ACLU Executive Order 12333: NSA may be laughing at your sex tape The ACLU warned that 'NSA analysts may be laughing at your sex tape' thanks to surveillance under Executive Order 12333. Read More How NOT to do remote PC searches: Experts explain tech dangers of Rule 41 changes A trio of experts explained the technical dangers of the proposed changes to Rule 41, or 'how NOT to do remote computer searches.' Read More
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