Drone incident serves up data encryption lesson The disclosure that Iraqi insurgents were able to intercept live video feeds from U.S. drones has focused the spotlight on a familiar IT security issue: data encryption. Slideshow: 2009 tech quiz As 2009 winds down it's time to look back and see how well you were paying attention as major events unfolded. Here's a quiz to help gauge your tech-news quotient. Hackers take Twitter offline Microblogging site Twitter went offline for a while Friday after hackers calling themselves the Iranian Cyber Army apparently managed to change DNS records, redirecting traffic to another Web page. Raytheon BBN gets $81M to build huge network research center Looking to be a one-stop-shop for network science research, Raytheon BBN Technologies this week was awarded an $81 million contract by the Army Research Laboratory to build what the company, which is involved in myriad network research projects for the military, called the largest communications lab in the country. Facebook Privacy Complaint Ignites War of Words A high-profile electronic privacy group filed a federal complaint against Facebook on Thursday -- and now, Facebook is lashing back. The iPhone apps built for war Raytheon today said it was working on a series of Apple iPhone and iPod Touch applications that could turn the smart devices into handy mobile battlefield tools. Today from the Subnet communities On Cisco Subnet:Are Cisco's acquisitions working for the company? and iACLs; A Service Providers Best Practice on your LAN; On Microsoft Subnet Microsoft Exchange 2010: A hard upgrade and not yet in the cloud: On Google Subnet: 10 best Chrome extensions Network World on Twitter? You bet we are |
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