The 33 hottest tech arguments

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	The 33 hottest tech arguments Network World and IDG News Service have assembled this collection of primers examining today's most explosive and intriguing networking and IT issues, from vendor rivalries to product battles to technology trends. Read More WHITE PAPER: Intel Boost virtualization w/ HP & Intel 10GbE This paper describes why the Intel® Ethernet X520 SFP+ Direct Attach (DA) Server Adapter for HP ProLiant Rack and Tower servers is one of the most flexible and scalable Ethernet adapters for today's demanding data center environments. Click to continue In this Issue SSL certificate authorities vs. ??? Anonymity vs. real names on social networks Google explains (sort of) how it's watching you but now indexes some Facebook comments The Security Industry All-Stars Facebook denies vulnerability, then quietly fixes it Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel Study: User tools to limit ad tracking are clunky WHITE PAPER: Server Technology Is 480-277V Power Right For Your Data Center? This white paper explores the merits and drawbacks of 480V/277V power distribution versus the more conventional 208V and 415/240V 3-phase designs in use today. Learn More! SSL certificate authorities vs. ??? With all the publicity about breaches of SSL certificate authorities and a hack that exploits a vulnerability in the supposedly secure protocol, it's time to consider something else to protect Internet transactions. If only there were something else to turn to. Read More Anonymity vs. real names on social networks Let's cut to the chase: This one is really about whether Facebook and the new kid on the block, Google+, should get to throw their considerable weight around by requiring that users post to their social-networking sites using real names. Read More WHITE PAPER: Raritan What to Look for in Smart Card Readers Deploy servers with PKI authentication without sacrificing convenience or security. Learn how modern KVM switches with smart card capabilities go beyond simply integrating card readers as an additional peripheral at the KVM workstation, but rather make necessary KVM feature adjustments to enable seamless use of the reader. Learn More Google explains (sort of) how it's watching you but now indexes some Facebook comments Google on Wednesday told its search engine and Gmail users that it would be adding a new service that explains why they are seeing particular ads. It also reiterated the fact that users can opt out of personalized ads altogether. Then again, the Google bot will now be indexing comments on websites when users sign in with their Facebook accounts and or when using tools like Disqus and Intense Debate.... Read More The Security Industry All-Stars From Bruce Schneier to Moxie Marlinspike, these folks are the one's to isten to for security insight Read More WHITE PAPER: ExtraHop Application Performance Management In this eGuide, Network World, with sister publication CIO, offer news on the latest trends, best practices, and straightforward advice on these solutions and the challenges of managing application performance. Learn More! Facebook denies vulnerability, then quietly fixes it Facebook has apparently fixed a vulnerability in its social-networking site after insisting it wasn't a weakness and didn't need to be remedied. Read More Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel The Duqu trojan infects systems by exploiting a previously unknown Windows kernel vulnerability that is remotely executable. Read More Study: User tools to limit ad tracking are clunky People who want to limit the behavioral advertising and tracking they are subjected to on the Web aren't well served by some popular privacy tools, according to a Carnegie Mellon University study. Read More
	SLIDESHOWS Security Industry All-Stars Welcome to the Security All-Stars! Here we have assembled our list of top players in information security who year after year demonstrate the specialized skills that make them worth listening to. GOODIES FROM MICROSOFT SUBNET Everyone who enters will win free training from Webucator. Grand prize: a SharePoint training class worth $2,375. All who enter will be awarded a self-paced class of their choosing. Enter here: http://www.networkworld.com/community/contests. Enter here. MOST-READ STORIES Gartner: 10 key IT trends for 2012 Stallman parody site catches Stallman's attention Alabama sheriff demands Go Daddy kill Antisec hackers' websites Coolest tech-o-lanterns Researchers defeat CAPTCHA on popular websites Apple's Steve Jobs vs. Tim Cook Browser wars: IE vs. Firefox vs. Chrome vs. Safari vs. Opera Cisco taps former VMware exec to head security push iPad vs everything iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry OS vs. Windows Phone
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