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	I Can Stalk U: Geotagged pics worth more than 1,000 words Have stalkers found paradise at the "I Can Stalk U" site, which reveals exact geotagged locations when people tweet their photos? Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Forrester – Ramp Up Your Virtualization Benefits Virtualization is a top priority for SMBs. This Forrester research examines the four stages of virtualization deployment. Forrester highlights their key findings and makes concrete recommendations on how SMBs can accelerate successful virtualization adoption and avoid common mistakes. Read Today! In this Issue Sprint offering free femtocells Six cool features in vSphere 4.1 Apple exec stashed $150,000 in shoe boxes Hackers bait Zeus botnet trap with dead celeb tales Building a private cloud: Get ready for a bumpy ride iTunes "security breach" was actually the result of a phishing scam Open source tools at heart of DARPA's virtual satellite network Blackberry Is Going the Way of the Dodo Bird Astronomers spot largest collection of planets orbiting sun-like star WHITE PAPER: Brocade Brocade FCoE Solutions for I/O Convergence Fibre Channel over Ethernet is extending the reliability benefits and service of Fibre Channels to LANs and other Ethernet networks. Learn how this approach enables flexible, scalable, and simplified data center fabrics that support increasingly powerful applications and growing amounts of data. Read now! Sprint offering free femtocells While femtocells still haven't caught on like many manufacturers had hoped, Sprint is now seemingly opening the door to far wider adoption by offering users living in areas with poor coverage free femtocells. Read More Six cool features in vSphere 4.1 VMware's new release of its 'cloud operating system' for virtual machines boasts increased scalability and improvements in management functionality Read More Apple exec stashed $150,000 in shoe boxes Federal agents found more than US$150,000 in cash when they searched the house of Apple manager Paul Devine earlier this month, prosecutors said in court Monday. Read More PODCAST: Sprint Sprint Provides Multiple Robust Network Access Solutions Network options are critical to ensuring a converged network. This podcast outlines the critical components to achieve unified communications and provide users with an advanced mobile experience. Learn More Hackers bait Zeus botnet trap with dead celeb tales Spam messages touting fictional tales of celebrity deaths are prompting users to open attachments that are adding their machines to the Zeus botnet. Read More Building a private cloud: Get ready for a bumpy ride When cloud computing became a topic of discussion a few years ago, public clouds received the bulk of the attention, mostly due to the high-profile nature of public-cloud announcements from some of the industry's biggest names, including Google and Amazon. But now that the talk has turned into implementation, some IT shops have begun steering away from public clouds because of the security risks; data is outside the corporate firewall and is basically out of their control. Read More iTunes "security breach" was actually the result of a phishing scam Earlier today, TechCrunch posted a somewhat alarming story detailing how iTunes users were having their accounts drained by "fraudsters" via PayPal. A number of unlucky folks checking their iTunes accounts were dismayed to see exorbitant charges, and one user who called up PayPal to investigate was told that "a large number of iTunes Store accounts were compromised." Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire Where Compliance and Data Protection Overlap Today's CISOs face more challenges than ever, including increased and more sophisticated threats, complex IT environments, decreased budgets, and greater compliance pressures. But these challenges present opportunity. Learn how CISOs can play these challenges to their advantage to meet both data protection and compliance demands. Read More! Open source tools at heart of DARPA's virtual satellite network Open source software and algorithms will play a key role in the next stage of development for the military's advanced virtual satellite system. Read More Blackberry Is Going the Way of the Dodo Bird So, yes, I was doing my early morning round-up of cool articles, and came across "25 essential BlackBerry tips and tricks." Good article! One problem though: BlackBerry seems to be going the way of the dodo bird. Read More Astronomers spot largest collection of planets orbiting sun-like star Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory say they have spotted a solar system similar to ours containing seven planets as compared to our eight. Read More
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