5 years after major DNS flaw is discovered, few US companies have deployed long-term fix

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	New-look newsletter coming soon! In the coming days, you'll see an exciting new design for the Network World Daily News — a fresher, more engaging look with improved options for sharing content in your social network, but with all the same award-winning technology coverage you've come to expect from Network World. Keep an eye on your inbox! 5 years after major DNS flaw is discovered, few US companies have deployed long-term fix Five years after the disclosure of a serious vulnerability in the Domain Name System dubbed the Kaminsky bug, only a handful of U.S. ISPs, financial institutions or e-commerce companies have deployed DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC ) to alleviate this threat. 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Read More Google stakes Pwnium hacking contest to $3.14M in potential prizes Google today announced it would again host its Pwnium hacking contest at a March security conference, but boosted the maximum amount it will pay to $3.14 million and changed the target to the browser-based Chrome OS. Read More Can Microsoft ever gain ground in the creative community? As this reporter has gotten older, trade shows have become less appealing. Not only because it's just tougher on the body, but also this modern era requires running around with a laptop on your back between the floor and the press room to file stories immediately. Back when I started out, my show reports appeared a week after the event. Now, they are forgotten a day after the event. Read More Review: AT&T MiFi Liberate mobile hotspot Shaw reviews AT&T's Mobile Hotspot MiFi Liberate. 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