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Digital Spotlight: Get smart about mobile security

Read how to make your workers smart about mobile security by moving beyond policies and penalties and embracing an approach designed to identify and correct specific problem behaviors. [Registration required] (resources.computerworld.com) To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here …

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Symantec sees rise in high-traffic DDoS attacks

A type of distributed denial-of-service attack, DNS amplification, has risen sharply, according to new research from Symantec. The security vendor said it saw a 183 percent increase in DNS (Domain Name System) amplification attacks, which abuse recursive DNS resolvers, from January through August. Recursive DNS resolvers look up a domain …

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Industry can head off IoT privacy rules

The Internet of Things is raising a host of concerns over the control of data that could lead to government regulation, but tech companies can rein in those worries on their own if they act fast, according to a former White House technology official. The kinds of information that connected …

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Google ввела аутентификацию через USB-ключ

Известно, что корпорация Google использует двухступенчатый процесс аутентификации личности пользователя: для входа в аккаунт, помимо ввода пароля, необходимо ввести еще один код подтверждения, который приходит в сообщении на ваш мобильный. Если вы до сих пор не уверены в безопасности собственных данных, то для авторизации вы сможете воспользоваться USB-ключом, который требуется вставить в USB-разъем ПК …

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How to save money in IT, bright ideas edition

At this financial institution, it’s OK for IT to spend money — as long as it’s somebody else’s money, says a pilot fish on the inside. Case in point: “Several years ago, the IT bigwigs contracted with a company to dispose of old computers and electronic office equipment,” fish says. …

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When others suffer for your mistakes

Have you ever felt as if you were being punished for someone else’s mistake? Maybe your project sponsors “remembered” some requirements at the last minute and insisted that the schedule couldn’t change. So you had to stay late or work all weekend. You suffered. The consequences to them? Nil. Maybe …

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Angry Birds Transformers — робо-птицы в действии

Любителям Angry Birds, владельцы iPhone уже во всю играют в новый “раннер” от Rovio – Angry Birds Transformers, а владельцы Android-устройств смогут установить ее только начиная с 30 октября. Завязка простая: на Землю попала искра-яйцо – мощнейший артефакт, за которым на других планетах охотились птицы и свиньи; во время сражения артефакт выбросил …

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About this "iPad is DOOMED" foolishness

Can we put a stop to the ridiculous narrative that Apple has an iPad problem? At best it is just foolishness, at worst it’s mendacious FUD. PC replacement goes in waves Oh I’m not saying demand hasn’t slowed down a little — the iPad was a huge deal across the …

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China attacks push Apple to warn users of iCloud threats

Apple has warned users about attacks on its iCloud website, after monitoring groups alleged that China had tried to intercept customer information from the service. Although China was not named, Apple said Tuesday it was “aware of intermittent organized network attacks” on its iCloud service that were designed to obtain …

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Yahoo squeezes out growth in Q3

Yahoo reported a 1 percent sales increase on Tuesday, a marked shift after multiple quarters of decline, though results in its critical ad business were mixed. The company also said its mobile revenue had become significant enough to report for the first time, passing $200 million. That was a minor …

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Topcoder now has 3,700 Swift devs

At its most recent Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) event in June, Apple took the lid off something it had been silently cooking for years: Swift, a new programming language in the C family designed to combine the robustness of the Objective-C that iOS and OS X developers were used to …

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Google extends two-factor authentication with physical USB keys

Google is letting users protect their accounts against password compromises by adding support for two-factor authentication based on physical USB keys. The new feature expands the company’s 2-Step Verification mechanism that is already available for Google accounts, and requires users to input one-time-use codes received via text message or generated …

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FTC appoints privacy researcher Soltani as chief technologist

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s new chief technologist is high-profile digital privacy consultant Ashkan Soltani, a move that signals the agency’s growing interest in policing online tracking and other Internet privacy issues. FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez announced Tuesday she has appointed Soltani, a security researcher who shared the 2014 Pulitzer …

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Complaints mount about Yosemite crippling Wi-Fi

Complaints that Mac OS X Yosemite disrupts or entirely disables Wi-Fi have been flowing into social media sites and discussion forums since the release of the OS last Thursday, but Apple has yet to acknowledge there’s a problem. There are multiple active threads on the topic in the official Apple …

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