How to hack IP voice and video in real-time

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	How to hack IP voice and video in real-time Corporate video conferences can still be easily hacked by insiders using a freeware tool that allows attackers to monitor calls in real-time and record them in files suitable for posting on YouTube. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aerohive Free Wi-Fi Planning Tool from Aerohive. With Aerohive's FREE web-based planning tool, you can plan a Wi-Fi deployment in no time! Upload your floor plan, draw the perimeter and walls using different wall types, and place any of a variety of different Aerohive APs either yourself or with our new auto placement feature to ensure the coverage level you specify. Click to continue In this Issue 7 New Windows 7 Tablets New Verizon COO oversaw three years of surging wireless growth Xerox PARC turns 40: Marking four decades of IT innovations IBM puts up $1.7 billion to acquire Netezza Join Network World's group on LinkedIn iPhones, iPads secure enough, but what about Android devices? New Apple patents could turn iPod touch into an iPhone Google Chrome: 5 Must-Have Tips and Tricks Avaya CEO: How video will change business world Internet privacy conflicts WEBCAST: IBM Optimizing Virtual Environments Organizations must understand virtualization and how it is changing the way operations are performed, what the benefits are created by establishing a virtualized environment and what the necessary steps are for an organization to create and maintain a virtualized environment. Learn More 7 New Windows 7 Tablets Hardware makers both well known (HP and Asus) and obscure (Hanvon and Pegatron) are putting the final touches on Windows 7-based tablet PCs to take on the iPad and Android Tablets. Here's a slideshow of the most anticipated Windows tablets due out for the holidays or early 2011. Read More New Verizon COO oversaw three years of surging wireless growth Newly promoted Verizon COO Lowell McAdam had a short but productive tenure as head of Verizon's wireless business, which has added 25.5 million subscribers since 2007. Read More Xerox PARC turns 40: Marking four decades of IT innovations For 40 years, the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (commonly called Xerox PARC, now just PARC) has been a place of technological creativity and bold ideas. The inventions it has spawned, from Ethernet networking to laser printing and the graphical user interface (GUI), have led to myriad technologies that allow us to use computers in ways that we take for granted today. Read More DOWNLOAD: BlackBerry Improve Enterprise BlackBerry Control & Security Download your free copy of BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express and achieve improved end-user productivity,advanced IT control and support, proven security and manageability. Download Today! IBM puts up $1.7 billion to acquire Netezza IBM continues to pump money into its arsenal of business analytics technology, announcing plans Monday to acquire Netezza for $1.7 billion. Read More Join Network World's group on LinkedIn Why join Network World's LinkedIn group? You can have interesting discussions with your peers, managed by Network World editors. You can make new contacts in your industry. It looks good on your profile. And of course, it's free. Join today. Read More iPhones, iPads secure enough, but what about Android devices? Apple has done enough security-wise with its iPhone and iPad to make many CSOs comfortable with the mobile devices connecting to corporate networks, but Google's Android still has a ways to go. Read More WHITE PAPER: Pareto Networks The Cloud-based Telework Solution By combining a cloud-based model with user-friendly devices, Pareto Networks has pioneered a new approach to remote access with the simplicity, centralized control, visibility, and economies of scale needed for broad deployment to permanent telewokers. Read now! New Apple patents could turn iPod touch into an iPhone An Apple patent focused blog has revealed possible plans that could turn Apple's best selling iPod into an iPhone, with the ability to make calls. Read More Google Chrome: 5 Must-Have Tips and Tricks Maybe IE 9, just released in beta form, will turn out to be the greatest browser ever. And Mozilla's Firefox gets better with every rev--and my heart wants to support the open source business model that has given Microsoft a run for its money. But for now, I'm sticking with Google's Chrome 6, because its clean, no nonsense interface, and above all, its speed and stability, make Web surfing as easy and enjoyable as possible. Read More Avaya CEO: How video will change business world In the latest installment of the IDG Enterprise CEO Interview Series, IDGE Chief Content Officer John Gallant talked with Avaya leader Kevin Kennedy about the company's collaboration strategy, how the new products change the competitive battle with Microsoft and Cisco, and what it's going to take to make video a part of everyday life for business users. Read More Internet privacy conflicts The Wall Street Journal just published the sixth article in its excellent series about Internet privacy, or the lack of it. Read More
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