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	Black Hat: Most browsers can be made to give up personal data All the most commonly used Internet browsers are vulnerable to exploits that can force them to cough up users' personal information that can be used to hack into bank accounts or set them up for other attacks, the Black Hat 2010 conference will be told this week. Read More WHITE PAPER: Eaton Powering Through the Economy This white paper explores five specific steps you can take to power your way through these difficult times. 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Get to know hiring managers in the companies you might be interested in joining? IT job site Dice.com has launched a networking site that connects IT job hunters and tech recruiters on a more personal level than traditional resume-submitting transactions allow. Read More Bring your own everything The "bring your own" craze started with instant messaging but certainly didn't end there. Today employees are bringing the rest of their social network tools to work, their own smartphones, their own computers, and now, with the advent of Google Voice, their own phone number and voice mail. Read More 8 geek videos that aren't viral - yet Videos so infectious they make you itch. 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. 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Read More News podcast: Network World 360 All the most commonly used Internet browsers are vulnerable to exploits that can force them to cough up users' personal information that can be used to hack into bank accounts or set them up for other attacks, the Black Hat 2010 conference will be told this week. Also, AT&T is patching software in its network to fix a bug that kept iPhone 4 users from getting the full upstream speed on their handsets. (4:57) Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire Have You Committed a Security Sin? Almost every organization that has had a major security breach is guilty of at least one of the 7 deadly sins of network security. Learn what they are in this CSO eGuide that provides tips on keeping the villains out, reveals new mega threats and explains how to avoid pitfalls in log management planning. Read More! HP unveils prefab data centers HP says using prefabricated building components can cut the upfront cost of designing and constructing a data center in half while also reducing energy consumption. Read More Never Mind Legality, iPhone Jailbreaking Voids Your Warranty The U.S. Copyright Office's ruling making iPhone jailbreaking legal doesn't really matter, as long as the process voids the warranty of your smartphone. Apple reminded customers in a statement to Cult Of Mac that jailbreaking their iPhones voids the device's warranty, which means no free repairs if your phone goes bust because of that. Read More Search engine optimization techniques for hackers At DefCon, Barracuda Labs will explain how malware pushers use search engine optimization techniques to push their poison to the top of those Google rankings. Read More Founder: Black Hat reflects a changing industry In the 13 years since its inception, Black Hat has emerged as one of the premier conferences in the security industry. Each year, Black Hat attracts thousands of security researchers, security practitioners and government types to its annual events in Las Vegas, Tokyo, Amsterdam and Washington. On the eve of the annual conference in Vegas, Black Hat founder Jeff Moss talks about the show and how it has evolved. Read More What to watch at Black Hat and Defcon Trying to predict the big news at this week's Black Hat and Defcon conferences is extremely tricky, if not impossible. Usually the most interesting stories pop up at the very last minute -- hackers tend to hold off on disclosing the really big talks because they don't want jittery lawyers to shut them down. 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