Exposed! 13 pieces of classic software whose code is now accessible

The true costs of UI development in .NET Facebook users targeted by iBanking Android trojan app ITworld Today April 17, 2014 Share this email Exposing the source: 13 pieces of classic software whose code is now accessible The source code behind proprietary software doesn't always remain hidden forever. Here are a baker's dozen examples where the code behind well-known applications has come to light. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. The true costs of UI development in .NET 2. Facebook users targeted by iBanking Android trojan app 3. WIN THIS BOOK: Java SE8 for Programmers, 3rd Edition 4. Windows XP's retirement turns into major security project for Chinese firm 5. LaCie warns hackers may have customer info, credit cards after year-long breach 6. Mac Pro shortage sets record as worst Mac production boondoggle 7. Teen arrested in Heartbleed attack against Canadian tax site 8. Apps that fight our distracted driving habits 9. 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Learn more >> LaCie warns hackers may have customer info, credit cards after year-long breach For almost an entire year, malicious attackers may have been harvesting customer information including credit card data. READ MORE Mac Pro shortage sets record as worst Mac production boondoggle Apple's inability to meet demand for its Mac Pro desktop computer has surpassed that of its most egregious Mac production problem in memory, the debacle over the all-in-one iMac of late 2012 and early 2013. READ MORE Teen arrested in Heartbleed attack against Canadian tax site Canadian police have arrested a 19-year-old man for allegedly using the Heartbleed bug to steal data about taxpayers. READ MORE Apps that fight our distracted driving habits Here are some of the apps and tools I would recommend trying out if you want to try making your phone conscious of your driving. 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