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	HTC Android phones can leak Wi-Fi passwords A group of HTC Android phones is susceptible to an exploit that can steal Wi-Fi (802.1X) credentials and passwords and send them to attackers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Google Apps Google: Security for Google Apps Messaging & Collaboration This paper will explain the ways Google creates a security-based platform for offering its Google Apps products, covering topics like information security, physical security and operational security. Read now. In this Issue F5 Shakes Up the Firewall Market NASA's 16 top technical challenges for the next 5 years For 'Malware as a Service' merchants, business is booming Kelihos botnet, once crippled, now gaining strength Romanian authorities arrest man suspected of hacking into NASA and Pentagon servers WikiLeaks' Assange takes appeal to UK Supreme Court What Is Deep Packet Inspection? Can Homeland Security prevent a cybersecurity critical infrastructure disaster? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage Secure your Rackspace cloud servers with CloudPassage Halo. CloudPassage is the award winning cloud server security platform that has everything you need. Get Free Halo Basic Today! F5 Shakes Up the Firewall Market The high-end of the firewall market has really been dominated by two companies: Crossbeam Systems (with Check Point Software) and Juniper Networks. Over the past few years, these two firms won most of the high revenue/high margin enterprise and service provider deals. Of course, others took notice and wanted their own piece of the pie. Cisco came out with its ASA 5580 a few years back. Network... Read More NASA's 16 top technical challenges for the next 5 years Drastically reduce the costs of safely and reliably getting into space; more effectively mitigate the impact of space radiation on humans; develop more robust mobile robotics and build a new generation of space telescopes to more effectively study space are just a few of the 16 high-priority technologies NASA should be working on in the next five yea Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Security Information and Event Management eGuide Security threats these days are increasingly focused on critical components of enterprise infrastructures – the servers, databases, and directories that store and manage crucial corporate information. Learn More! For 'Malware as a Service' merchants, business is booming Malware merchants have matured, and are more diversified and dangerous than ever. Read More Kelihos botnet, once crippled, now gaining strength A botnet that was crippled by Microsoft and Kaspersky Lab last September is spamming once again and experts have no recourse to stop it. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE/VMware Driving Business Value with VBlock Infrastructure Platforms With Vblock Infrastructure Platforms, organizations of any size can rapidly deploy a pervasive virtual infrastructure and implement a private cloud while lowering risk and operating expenses. Learn More Romanian authorities arrest man suspected of hacking into NASA and Pentagon servers Romanian authorities have arrested a 20-year-old man from the city of Timisoara on Monday under accusations that he hacked into computer systems belonging to NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense. Read More WikiLeaks' Assange takes appeal to UK Supreme Court WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange launched his appeal in the U.K. Supreme Court on Wednesday in his last attempt in Britain to avoid extradition to Sweden to face sexual assault allegations. Read More What Is Deep Packet Inspection? It's easy to turn a deaf ear to the controversy surrounding recent copyright protection bills like the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) or the PROTECT IP Act, which threatened to curtail free speech on the Internet by allowing the U.S. Department of Justice to blacklist and block access to websites suspected of copyright infringement. Most of us don't visit websites suspected of illegally distributing copyrighted material, so blocking us from accessing them seems harmless. But should your ISP ever be legally obligated to prevent you from accessing restricted websites, it will have to find a way to monitor your online activity, and that could cause your Read More Can Homeland Security prevent a cybersecurity critical infrastructure disaster? The U.S. is headed toward a "cybersecurity disaster," according to a Bloomberg Government study. Read More
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