Stuxnet and Flame share code, development teams

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	Stuxnet and Flame share code, development teams The recently discovered Flame cyber-espionage malware has a direct connection to the Stuxnet malware used to attack programmable logic controllers at Iranian nuclear facilities two years ago, according to Kaspersky Lab, which says Flame and Stuxnet share some technical code that reveals a common development effort of some sort. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar - 6/26 During this one-day tech seminar, IT executives, managers and teams will learn how to successfully manage the onslaught of new mobile devices, along with the strategies and policies that can help avoid pitfalls and ensure success. June 26 - Omni Parker House, Boston Click to continue In this Issue Tech world preps to honor 'Father of Computer Science' Alan Turing, as centenary nears NASA Mars Lab mission gets inflight software upgrade, more specific landing spot Take it from 1000 Zombies: Google+ is no ghost town Cerf: Secret wartime projects drove 'incredible' advances Symantec and Microsoft team for disaster-recovery service IPv6 Launch in India: A Security Risk? Experts dispute sandboxing would have stopped Flame MySQL vulnerability allows attackers to bypass password verification RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Your IT Career Roadmap This unique session is designed with you, the IT professional in mind. How can you build your personal brand, and properly design a career plan? How do you work with your staff to create a plan that retains your best talent? Come to IT Roadmap Denver for valuable information on how today's IT leaders build successful careers. Click to continue Tech world preps to honor 'Father of Computer Science' Alan Turing, as centenary nears Listening to the way people in the world of technology talk about Alan Turing, it's difficult to believe that the English computer scientist isn't more of a household name. Read More NASA Mars Lab mission gets inflight software upgrade, more specific landing spot Even as it hurtles towards an August 5 rendezvous with the red planet, NASA's Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) is being fine-tuned for a more precise landing and better operations once it reaches its destination. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box Disaster Recovery Services Providers Evaluation Improvements in disaster recovery plans and broad business continuity strategies are top-of-mind concerns for leading enterprises today and recovery time is now measured in hours and minutes not days. These key insights are discussed in the 2010 Forrester Wave Report. Read Now! Take it from 1000 Zombies: Google+ is no ghost town Byron Rempel is a zombie artist - he draws zombies, as opposed to being one -- and he'll swear on any mother's grave that reports of the death of Google+ have been grotesquely exaggerated. He's also drawn me as a zombie (right). Read More Cerf: Secret wartime projects drove 'incredible' advances The Enigma cypher machine used by the German military in World War II is still a tough nut to crack today. The total number of ways it can be configured for every letter is around 150 million million million. That's enough to keep it beyond the reach of all but the most determined of brute force attacks. Read More WHITE PAPER: Fluke Networks How to Choose a Datacenter OTDR This white paper helps fiber installers and network technicians understand the key parameters for selecting an OTDR. Choosing the right device not only solves this new generation of datacenter testing requirements, but also helps professionals work efficiently, and increase the reliability and value of the enterprise fiber network. Learn More! Symantec and Microsoft team for disaster-recovery service Symantec today announced a partnership with Microsoft to use Symantec storage and disaster-recovery products in tandem with Microsoft's Azure to allow continuous computing if a customer's main data site is severely disrupted. Read More IPv6 Launch in India: A Security Risk? Two days agoIndia, along with the rest of the world, saw the launch of IPv6 -- the new internet protocol which aims at replacing current IPv4 in its way. According to the Department of Telecom, 27 Indian websites have already stepped on to the IPv6 platform. Indian ISPs and government agencies have also hinted at following suite soon. Read More Experts dispute sandboxing would have stopped Flame Bigger lesson learned from Flame: Multiple layers of security needed, so when one technology fails, a second or third may succeed Read More MySQL vulnerability allows attackers to bypass password verification Security researchers have released details about a vulnerability in the MySQL server that could allow potential attackers to access MySQL databases without inputting proper authentication credentials. Read More
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