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Intego finds new variant of RSPlug Trojan HorseOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 20 hours ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: security | Tags intego, finds, variant, rsplug, trojan, horse, Search All Tags
Mac security company, Intego, warned on Wednesday of a new variant of the RSPlug Trojan Horse. The original RSPlug trojan was found last October. read more »
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Hiker finds Steve Fossett's pilot's licenceOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by articleeditor 63 days ago (http://go.theregister.com)
Category: other | Tags Steve Fossett, pilot license, hiker, Search All Tags, , ,
"A hiker on Monday found Fosset's ID documents, including his pilot and glider licences and his membership card for the National Aeronautic Association. The discovery led to a renewed search for the missing adventurer, which earlier today resulted in the location of the wrecked aircraft." read more »
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Expand Finds Funding & Fixes Sights on M&AOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 98 days ago (http://www.byteandswitch.com)
Category: network | Tags expand, funding, intel capital, wan optimization, Search All Tags, ,
James Rogers writes, "WAN optimization vendor Expand Networks is eyeing new markets, virtualization, and potential acquisitions after clinching $8.5 million in funding from Intel Capital." read more »
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802.11n rate of adoption unprecedented, study findsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 100 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags 802.11n, rate of adoption, unprecedented, study, bt north america, wlans, Search All Tags
"Controller-based, pervasive wireless LANs are quickly become a standard feature of enterprise networks, according to a new study by BT North America." read more »
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Google finds no privacy on private roadsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 101 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: other | Tags google, street view service, privacy, Search All Tags, , ,
Residents in California's Humboldt County are complaining that Google is ignoring no trespassing and private property signs and instead forging ahead, taking photographs of properties as part of their Street View service. Apparently Google believes our right to privacy is a thing of the past, as evidenced by statements like "Today's satellite-image technology means that...complete privacy does not exist" and "There isn't any privacy, get over it." read more »
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Corporate Social Networks Are A Waste of Money, Study FindsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 138 days ago (http://www.readwriteweb.com)
Category: internet | Tags corporate, social, networks, waste, money, study, finds, Deloitte, kirkpatrick, , Search All Tags
Marshall Kirkpatrick questions whether company-built social networks for customers to socialize are really smart, and judging by the results of a recent study by Ed Moran, a director at consulting mega-firm Deloitte, the answer is no. The study reports "Thirty-five percent of the [corporate] online communities studied have less than 100 members; less than 25% have more than 1,000 members - despite the fact that close to 60% of these businesses have spent over $1 million on their community projects." read more »
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Agile study finds modest uptakeOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 154 days ago (http://www.theserverside.net)
Category: development | Tags agile, study, finds, modest, uptake, Search All Tags, , , , ,
"SearchSoftwareQuality.com's survey on Agile processes is out. The Web site queried its readers on team-oriented development issues. The word: Requirements remain a stumbling block, waterfall methods..." read more »
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Linux uses 12 percent less power than Windows 2008, study findsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 177 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: software | Tags linux, percent, power, windows, study, finds, Search All Tags, , , ,
"If you want to save money on rising energy costs, your best bet may well be Linux." read more »
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