Who are all these hacker groups?

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	Who are all these hacker groups? Hacker groups that attack or steal—some estimates say there are as many as 6,000 of such groups online with about 50,000 "bad actors" around the world drifting in and out of them—are a threat, but the goals, methods, effectiveness of these groups varies widely. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Network Configuration & Change Management for Dummies Read this and learn the NCCM "basics," key challenges associated with NCCM, the IT and business benefits of automating NCCM, and the top 10 reasons why automated NCCM creates value, reduces business risk, and can help ensure business goals are met. Read now In this Issue iPhone and iPad Security: 4 Tips to Stay Safe Inside Apple iOS 5 The Phone Hacking Scandal: The Answer is in Infrastructure Face Detection Technology Tool Now Detects Your Moods Too Is your company ready for legal holds and compliance with mobility and the cloud? Anonymous hacks Monsanto, targets Exxon Mobil, ConocoPhillips DeWalt resigns as president of Intel's McAfee subsidiary Anonymous hacks Booz Allen Hamilton, steals 90,000 military emails Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner Does your security policy reflect mobility and cloud security? Microsoft yanks security site search after scammers poison results with porn WHITE PAPER: Dell IT Managers Face Security Challenges with Mobile Devices A recent IDG survey reveals data security is the top barrier to supporting employees' mobile devices. Read more iPhone and iPad Security: 4 Tips to Stay Safe While waiting for Apple to fix the Jailbreakme.com 3.0 vulnerability, follow these four practices to avoid being bitten by malware. Read More Inside Apple iOS 5 A whirlwind tour of Apple's newest mobile software for the iPhone, iPad and touch Read More The Phone Hacking Scandal: The Answer is in Infrastructure You can't turn on the TV these days without hearing more about how Rupert Murdoch's News of the World newspaper (I user the term newspaper loosely here, just as I would for the National Enquirer) was shut down after certain staffers illegally (well such should be the case; I'm not really sure about the law here) accessed and even modified an individual's (actually that of a number of individuals) cellular... Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Case Study - Large Global Bank A large global bank, one of the top 10 companies in the world, was facing several serious IT challenges as it continued to expand its operations globally. Download the case study to learn how Riverbed Steelhead® appliances helped the bank eliminate all branch-based backup, dramatically improve application speeds around the world, and more. Read now! Face Detection Technology Tool Now Detects Your Moods Too When Facebook automatically enabled facial recognition for photo tagging purposes last month, the company was forced to apologize after the backlash from angry users who had their privacy invaded by default yet again. Was that anger caused by Facebook changing the privacy settings, or because the photo tagging used facial recognition software, or a bit of both? Face.com, a face detection and recognition... Read More Is your company ready for legal holds and compliance with mobility and the cloud? It has not been too long since Google lost millions of e-mails and struggled to get most (!) of them back for customers. Amazon recently had cloud issues where they were not able to restore all the data their cloud customers had placed on their servers. Read More Anonymous hacks Monsanto, targets Exxon Mobil, ConocoPhillips Anonymous has posted names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of Monsanto employees, and is promising action against Exxon Mobil, ConocoPhillips, Canadian Oil Sands Ltd., Imperial Oil, the Royal Bank of Scotland and others. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Case Study: Boston College Read this case study to learn how Boston College has reduced complexity of the backup process for over 1,700 seats by centralizing management. Read now DeWalt resigns as president of Intel's McAfee subsidiary Intel appointed new leaders to run the McAfee subsidiary as David DeWalt resigned as the unit's president, the company said on Wednesday. Read More Anonymous hacks Booz Allen Hamilton, steals 90,000 military emails The hacker group Anonymous claims it has stolen information from government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton that it says will help it hack into resources of other contractors and security consultants. Read More Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner French security firm Intego, which is known for its Mac OS X antivirus software, today released the first malware-scanning app for the iPhone and iPad. Read More Does your security policy reflect mobility and cloud security? Recently I was at a technical meeting and overheard a client say that even though this area had just recently suffered a great deal of damage from several tornados, businesses are still very reluctant to develop or test Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP) or Business Continuity Models (BCM). Read More Microsoft yanks security site search after scammers poison results with porn Microsoft on Saturday disabled the search tool on its Safety & Security Center after attackers poisoned results with links to pornographic URLs. Read More
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