Buckle up, Microsoft: Big culture shakeup is coming

Court case offers a peek at how H-1B-fueled discrimination works International law enforcement operation disrupts Shylock banking malware ITworld Today July 11, 2014 Share this email Nadella on Microsoft's culture change: 'Nothing is off the table' Microsoft staffers worldwide should buckle their seat belts because a big culture shakeup is in the works at the company. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Court case offers a peek at how H-1B-fueled discrimination works 2. International law enforcement operation disrupts Shylock banking malware 3. New docs show DHS was more worried about critical infrastructure flaw in '07 than it let on 4. Amazon seeks US exemption to test delivery drones 5. Source code for tiny 'Tinba' banking malware leaked 6. 5 key takeaways from Amazon's big cloud day 7. Malware hidden in Chinese inventory scanners targeted logistics, shipping firms 8. Google to tour Europe to discuss right-to-be-forgotten ruling 9. Crowdfunding jumps the shark [CARTOON] White Paper: Pure Storage How Flash Storage Changes Everything Pure Storage set out with a simple mission: to create a purpose-built storage array that overcomes these barriers. The result is the Pure Storage FlashArray and its tightly-coupled software, the Purity Operating Environment. Learn more! Court case offers a peek at how H-1B-fueled discrimination works One-third of Infosys worksites have 100% Asian workers, lawsuit alleges. READ MORE International law enforcement operation disrupts Shylock banking malware Police from eight countries together with several private security companies disrupted the online infrastructure used by cybercriminals to control computers infected with a malware program called Shylock. READ MORE New docs show DHS was more worried about critical infrastructure flaw in '07 than it let on The Department of Homeland Security mistakenly released details on an experiment in which a 27-ton generator was destroyed via a cyberattack. READ MORE Amazon seeks US exemption to test delivery drones Amazon.com has asked the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration permission to test drones outdoors for use in its Prime Air package delivery service. READ MORE White Paper: Pure Storage San Jose Sharks Score Big With Pure Storage Find out how the San Jose Sharks minimized latency and data deduplication rates up to 12:1 for VDI deployment. Learn more! Source code for tiny 'Tinba' banking malware leaked The source code for an impressively small but capable malware program that targets online bank accounts has been leaked, according to CSIS Security Group of Denmark. READ MORE 5 key takeaways from Amazon's big cloud day Amazon challenges Box with file share services, attempts to woo mobile app developers. READ MORE Malware hidden in Chinese inventory scanners targeted logistics, shipping firms Financial and business information was stolen from several shipping and logistics firms by sophisticated malware hiding in inventory scanners manufactured by a Chinese company. READ MORE Google to tour Europe to discuss right-to-be-forgotten ruling Google is going to tour Europe with a band of external advisers this fall to discuss a landmark ruling by Europe's top court that gave people the right to have personal information excluded from search engine listings in Europe. READ MORE Crowdfunding jumps the shark [CARTOON] Will we see anything sillier than a Kickstarter campaign to make potato salad? 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