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Mark Rasch: Lazy Workers May Be Deemed HackersLazy Workers May Be Deemed Hackers
>> Advertisement << Can you answer the ERP quiz? These 10 questions determine if your Enterprise RP rollout gets an A+. http://www.findtechinfo.com/as/acs?pl=781&ca=909 Categories: Security
Mark Rasch: Hacker-Tool Law Still Does LittleHacker-Tool Law Still Does Little
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Infocus: Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part OneEnterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One
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Infocus: Responding to a Brute Force SSH AttackResponding to a Brute Force SSH Attack
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Infocus: Data Recovery on Linux and <i>ext3</i>Data Recovery on Linux and <i>ext3</i>
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Infocus: WiMax: Just Another Security Challenge?WiMax: Just Another Security Challenge?
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userfriendly : 14 mrt 2010 (13714)Categories: Geek
Google pullout from China imminentWhen Google was targeted by Chinese hackers at the end of last year, the company threatened to end its search operations in China. At issue were both the ongoing requirements from the Chinese government to censor search results on Google's Chinese language search sites (google.cn) and attacks on Google's properties from within China seeking information on human rights activists, both inside and outside the country. Now these issues have come to a head and several sources are reporting that Google will most likely shut down google.cn shortly. Although Google appeared to be going about business as usual in China (posting openings for engineers, managers, and sales staff in China), behind the scenes negotiations between Google and the Chinese government over...
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Pew: readers prefer ad-supported news to pay wallsAdvertising remains the primary means of support for online news outlets, and there's a long uphill battle facing anyone trying to forge new business models, at least according to a report produced by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism. The extensive report on the State of the Media examines numerous aspects of the media world, but emphasizes that, when it comes to online news, getting people to pay for content they otherwise value is "like trying to force butterflies back into their cocoons." First things first: Pew notes that last year, online advertising saw its first decline since 2002. Numbers from eMarketer said that revenues fell by a total of $1 billion between 2008 and 2009. Still, a full 81 percent of Internet surfers say they're cool with online ads if it means the content remains free, although "much of that is because they find them easy to ignore." Read the comments on this post Categories: Industry & Technology
Motorola Cliq XT review: Pocket-friendly, but occasionally ploddingMotorola's Cliq XT is the company's thinnest, lightest Android device to date. With gestures, Flash Lite and Motoblur, is it a poor man's iPhone?
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Red Menace: Stop the Ug99 Fungus Before Its Spores Bring StarvationIts spores ride the wind, wiping out wheat crops and breaching science's best defenses. Inside the race to stop the Ug99 fungus.
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New Phones Still Sold With Old Versions of AndroidGoogle has been cranking out new versions of Android operating system faster than handset makers can keep up with. As a result, the latest Android phones to hit the stores carry an older version of the OS, which means consumers often have no access to new apps or features.
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IPad, SchmiPad: 10 E-Readers and Tablets You Can Get Right NowThe iPad may not be out for several weeks, but there are still some excellent choices if you're looking for a tablet-like device for reading e-books. We compare 10 recent e-readers and tablets.
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Gallery: 10 Damn-Near Perfect CarsCategories: Geek, Industry & Technology
Cash for Geeks: Kickstarter Connects Projects With PatronsIf dipping into your life savings to develop that great idea or project isn't an option (as in, you don't have savings), the crowdsourced fundraising service called Kickstarter just might be your only financial hope.
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