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	10 disturbing attacks at Black Hat USA 2014 Attacking car systems, Google Glass for password theft, using free cloud trials to launch botnets, more Read More WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. Enabling Unified Service Delivery Management With nGeniusONE Today's IT organizations manage diverse business services comprising a host of applications running on many server farms within the data center. NetScout provides a highly scalable, unified approach to service delivery management that enables efficient, topdown performance management across complex application, server and network tiers. Learn More In this Issue Google launches 'cookie choices' site to let Europeans know how they're being tracked Senators question US surveillance transparency report Supreme Court declines to hear Google's request in Street View lawsuit Facebook researcher defends controversial psychology experiment on users Trade group previews apps to give mobile users choice on ads No more excuses, time to roll out IPv6, says registry boss Google starts removing 'right to be forgotten' search results Apple patches iOS, OS X and Safari on Mega Monday Microsoft boosts anti-snooping protection in Outlook.com, OneDrive Microsoft to resume email-based security notifications Energy providers hacked through malicious software updates WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Microsoft Office Infographic Deliver Microsoft Office 365 up to 33 times faster while using 97% less bandwidth View Now>> Google launches 'cookie choices' site to let Europeans know how they're being tracked With code, publishers can incorporate data notifications into their sites Read More Senators question US surveillance transparency report The report doesn't provide enough detail about the NSA's collection of US communications, two lawmakers say Read More Supreme Court declines to hear Google's request in Street View lawsuit The Supreme Court allows a class-action lawsuit against Google for Wi-Fi snooping to move forward Read More WHITE PAPER: Damballa Fortune 500 Company Deploys Damballa Failsafe A Fortune 500 company wanted to detect advanced malware, zero-day threats, and other targeted attacks. Every solution they reviewed used signature-based techniques or sandboxing, which wasn't enough. They selected Damballa Failsafe to plug the security gaps. Read Now Facebook researcher defends controversial psychology experiment on users Facebook has been criticized for including its users in a psychology experiment Read More Trade group previews apps to give mobile users choice on ads The Digital Advertising Alliance plans to release two apps this fall allowing users to opt out of behavioral ads Read More No more excuses, time to roll out IPv6, says registry boss The adoption of IPv6 will work better if more people upgrade at the same time Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Future of IT: A Customer First Approach Explore how customer-first policies can make use of social, mobile and cloud technologies to give workers the freedom and flexibility they desire to drive company productivity. Learn More. Google starts removing 'right to be forgotten' search results European Google users may now see a warning when they search for a name Read More Apple patches iOS, OS X and Safari on Mega Monday Also fixes Macs' Wi-Fi re-connect problem, says Apple Read More Microsoft boosts anti-snooping protection in Outlook.com, OneDrive The consumer webmail and cloud storage services will now be protected with new encryption Read More Microsoft to resume email-based security notifications The next security notifications will go out Thursday ahead of monthly security patches Read More Energy providers hacked through malicious software updates Symantec says the Dragonfly campaign, originating in Eastern Europe, sought to gain persistent access to energy suppliers Read More
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