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Black Hat blames phishy email on volunteer's error A phishy looking email sent over the weekend to attendees of this week's Black Hat security conference turns out to have been an innocent mistake by a volunteer, according to the event organizer. The email read in part: This is a note from BlackHat 2012. You have requested a new password. Here are your details: Username: Password: To sign in, please go to this URL: Read More 16GB Google Nexus 7 tablets gobbled up by cloud-wary buyers Google has sold out the 16GB version of its Android-powered Nexus 7 tablets, though the cloud-focused 8GB version remains available through Google's online store. Read More INSIDER Free and cheap ways to study for IT certifications Studying for and taking IT certification exams can be costly. These tips can help you find inexpensive study resources and ways to get hands-on experience with the technologies you're studying. Read More WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems, Inc. 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Read More Cisco's Roller Coaster July It seems that so far July 2012 has been a bit of a microcosm of what Cisco has been like the past few years. They've taken huge leaps forward with technology and the potential doors they can open for users, but taken some steps backward in the handling of their business practices. It's frustrating and unnerving to see the networking giant simultaneously excite and then annoy consumers. Let's... Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee Technical blueprint for Securing Cloud Based Communications SaaS apps over ports 80 and 443 continue to lead the way in cloud-based services adoption. But IaaS, PaaS and monitoring/management are gaining traction. Secure your cloud-based services with this technical blueprint. Dive in here. Learn more. Farm Cash vs. Hard Cash Which would you rather get as a reward for doing business with a particular company: frequent flyer miles, cash rewards, or two virtual cows on FarmVille? 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