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	ATM hack gives cash on demand Barnaby Jack hit the jackpot at Black Hat on Wednesday. Twice. Exploiting bugs in two different ATM machines, the researcher from IOActive was able to get them to spit out money on demand and record sensitive data from the cards of people who used them. Read More VIDEO: Intel The Anxiety Behind Security and Compliance What keeps IT executives up at night? Two words: security and compliance, according to a recent quick poll. Remote access is a solid productivity provider, but it can be a bear to manage. Learn where data loss, patch management and help desk anxieties placed among IT concerns. 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Their analysis includes hard dollar ROI and benefits of the following features: • Application-level view of networks and servers • Visibility into end-to-end application delivery dependencies • Network behavioral analysis • Metrics to track performance SLAs Read now! Wi-Fi WPA2 vulnerability FAQ AirTight Networks says it's found a weak point in Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2), the mainstay of enterprise Wi-Fi security. But has it? Security expert Matthew Gast says the attack seems to be a familiar ARP spoofing exploit that works as well on wired as wireless LANS. If so, it can easily be contained. Read More Despite adding customers, Sprint still on shaky ground Sprint's latest customer increases still don't show the company operating from a position of strength. If Sprint wants to get strong, reliable sources of revenue, it's going to have to start growing its postpaid customer base. Read More Amazon CTO counters skepticism on cloud security Amazon's cloud computing division is planning to "raise the bar" on security, and claims it can provide better security than most enterprises achieve on their own. Read More 5 ways to use ebootable Linux live discs Five ways to use ebootable Linux live discs, with screenshots. Read More WEBCAST: Accelops Why Private Clouds May Prevail Cloud computing's perceived challenges of security, visibility and management may give the upper hand to private clouds. Join Yankee Group for this Webcast that discusses how to ensure you deploy a cloud that meets your organization's security and compliance needs. View Now This year's Defcon badge has a persistent display It's one of the best things about the Defcon hacking conference, and one of its most closely guarded secrets: the programmable badge that's handed out to show attendees every year. Read More China's tech policies may lead to trade disputes, report warns China's goal to become a technology giant is being helped by government policies that may force businesses to transfer their technical know-how for access to China's market, a new report finds. Read More DHS exec takes hard questions on cybersecurity The U.S. Department of Homeland Security sent its highest-ranking official ever to speak at the Black Hat conference this week, and its Deputy Secretary Jane Holl Lute ended up fielding a few tough questions from skeptical computer security professionals in attendance. Read More Massive check-fraud botnet operation tied to Russia Check fraud is an old-fashioned kind of crime, but a criminal ring with ties to Russia is using modern cybercrime techniques, including botnets, online databases of financial information and check imaging archives, to run a highly automated, multi-million-dollar counterfeit-check operation. Read More REPORT: Radiant Logic, Inc Download Latest Gartner Report on IdM Today's centralized identity infrastructure can't keep up with tomorrow's increasingly federated demands, from user-centric identity, to Identity-as-a-Service, and the cloud. In "The Emerging Architecture of Identity Management," Gartner outlines a vision for tomorrow's identity landscape--one with virtualization at its core. Download the report--free! Cisco, VMware, NetApp claim first end-to-end FCoE configuration Cisco, NetApp and VMware said they have certified their products to create a single, end-to-end Fibre Channel over Ethernet network that can handle virtual server traffic as well as high-speed data storage transport. Read More Could Facebook be the next AOL? A new pack of open source tools aims to commoditize the social networking experience. Read More What's in a License? Most people never take the time to read an End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) when installing or updating their software. For example, here is a link to the Microsoft Vista EULA that you probably skipped right over and a great article on how the EULA prevents people from using their purchased Windows operating system the way they wish. Read More New Zealand pizza lovers suffer information theft from Hell Some 230,000 New Zealanders have been told that their personally identifiable information may have fallen into the hands of hackers who apparently compromised the network of a locally famous food chain, Hell Pizza. Read More 3D camcorders could boost 3D TV adoption 3D just got a bit more interesting, now that some companies have announced camcorders capable of shooting video in 3D. In addition to Panasonic's high-profile announcements, DXG USA announced a 3D pocket camcorder and 7-inch 3D Media Player display that won't require special glasses. (A special bundle is being pre-sold at Hammacher-Schlemmer's Web site for $600) Read More NASA identifies Top Ten space junk missions While the recently released US National Space Policy has given NASA and the Defense Dept., new impetus to work toward removing space debris, the space agency this month outlined the top 10 reasons so much junk is out there in the first place. Read More
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