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How dangerous could a hacked robot possibly be?; Browser that launched an industry turns 15 Daily News PM Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend >>> Sponsored by Citrix Systems Server Virtualization Management for Microsoft Hyper-V Server virtualization with Hyper-V offers many benefits, but it also challenges storage management by making it difficult to take advantage of advanced storage services. Citrix Essentials for Hyper-V delivers unique virtual machine provisioning services and integrated storage management to streamline image management and dramatically reduce storage requirements in VDI deployments. Click here to learn more. Spotlight Story Cisco extends security controls to 'dark Web' Cisco is tackling the 'dark Web' of online content that's not easily indexed with new usage controls for its IronPort S-Series Web Security Appliances. Read full story Related News: How dangerous could a hacked robot possibly be? It seems like a question ripped from the back of a cheap sci-fi novel: What happens when the robots are turned against us? Browser that launched an industry turns 15 The Web browser turns 15 on Oct. 13, 2009 – a key milestone in the history of the Internet. That's when the first commercial Web browser — eventually called Netscape Navigator — was released as beta code. Here's what happened next. 60 years of cryptography 2009 marks 60 years of computer cryptography, and we take a tour of the history of secure communication. News podcast: Network World 360 Cisco is tackling the so-called "dark Web" of online content that's not easily indexed or categorized by adding new usage controls to its IronPort S-Series Web Security Appliances. Also, U.S. and Egyptian authorities have rounded up 100 suspects indicted in connection with a two-year investigation dubbed "Operation Phish Phry." (7:14) Press release snafu burned $2 million per day of Nortel creditor cash Earlier this week All About Nortel blogger Mark Evans revealed a press release snafu that appears to have burned $2 million per day of Nortel creditor cash ($6 million per day of "value burned" when factoring in shares to be issued by Ciena to Nortel creditors). Symantec introduces cloud storage Symantec on Monday introduced FileStore, a new storage service that lets customers deploy file-based services into the cloud. The Cisco Architect: 'PhD of network architecture' Only a handful of individuals across the globe have been certified in what is considered the top networking accreditation in the ICT industry after it was launched in June. 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