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	Patch Tuesday: Microsoft to release 6 patches, 1 critical Microsoft announced today that next week's Patch Tuesday will be the lightest of 2012, with six security bulletins and just one rated critical. 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! In this Issue Torvalds to bad security devs: "Kill yourself now" NASA looking for Star Trek-like Tricorder to track astronaut health To be public, or to protect your tweets from data-miners, that is the question FAA wants public feedback on unmanned aircraft test sites NASA, Rovia take Angry Birds battle into space 5 Insider Secrets for Beating Applicant Tracking Systems Alleged Stratfor hacker no stranger to law enforcement AT&T reluctant to support FCC call to adopt new PC security measures Contests hack the heck out of Chrome Chinese Firewall's most blocked terms WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL Smart Security for Escalating Challenges This eBook examines how CSOs and IT managers are solving these issues using next-generation firewalls. Read now. Torvalds to bad security devs: "Kill yourself now" Linux creator Linus Torvalds last week posted a searing rant to Google+ hammering the developers of OpenSUSE for "mentally diseased" security measures. Read More NASA looking for Star Trek-like Tricorder to track astronaut health NASA Ames Research Center is exploring the technology requirements to develop what it calls a state-of-the-art device that could detect health-related biomarkers of astronauts in space. Read More To be public, or to protect your tweets from data-miners, that is the question One of the scarier stories out there on the interwebs right now is on Jezebel where a woman asked if her rapist found her via spooky Spokeo. "I understand what it means to freely share my information. When I tweet, I know everyone can read it, which is why I keep my location hidden. Read More WHITE PAPER: Success Factors Beyond Simple Total Cost of Ownership When considering new applications, the question has always been "Build or Buy?" But increasingly today, it's "Buy or Rent?" In this paper, we analyze the implications and costs of purchasing and implementing cloud-based software (SaaS) vs. traditional on-premise software. Get your copy now, compliments of SuccessFactors. Learn More Now! FAA wants public feedback on unmanned aircraft test sites If you don't want a bunch of unmanned aircraft flying around your house testing out their airworthiness and other technologies, the Federal Aviation Administration wants to hear from you. This week the agency asked for public input on the selection process that will be happening shortly for six unmanned aircraft system (UAS) test sites. Read More NASA, Rovia take Angry Birds battle into space NASA said it has teamed with Angry Birds creators at Rovio Entertainment to build a space version of the wildly popular game. Read More 5 Insider Secrets for Beating Applicant Tracking Systems Error-prone applicant tracking systems kill 75 percent of job seekers' chances of landing an interview as soon as they submit their resumes, despite how qualified they may be. Job seekers' only hope for rising through these systems is to understand exactly how these systems work and how best to optimize their resumes for them. Here are five insider tips. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Can Your Network Infrastructure Handle It All? Virtualization and other application layer technologies demand unification. The first step to creating a unified IT department that can build application-aware infrastructure is creating an inventory that reflects all resources that were once held in silos. Answer the 7 questions in this eGuide to get started. Learn More Now! Alleged Stratfor hacker no stranger to law enforcement Jeremy Hammond, one of the five hackers arrested in Tuesday's crackdown on key members of LulzSec and Anonymous, is no stranger to the law. Read More AT&T reluctant to support FCC call to adopt new PC security measures The head of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants the ISP broadband providers to help battle botnets by being more active in helping their subscribers eradicate malware infections on their PCs. But AT&T's chief security officer said AT&T is reluctant to go beyond its current anti-malware efforts. Read More Contests hack the heck out of Chrome Dueling browser-exploit contests at the CanSecWest conference yielded immediate results -- two hacks against Google Chrome -- with contestants in both competitions demonstrating exploits within an hour of the contests' opening. Read More Chinese Firewall's most blocked terms Terms related to political activists, anti-government movements and state censorship efforts are the most likely to be censored on Chinese blogs and social media sites, according to researchers at Carnegie Mellon University. Read More
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