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	RSA: How to steal encryption keys off hardware chips and smart cards Cryptography Research, known for its crypto system-breaking stunts, will be at it again at the RSA Conference in San Francisco next month when it shows a way to steal encryption keys off hardware chips and smart cards. Read More WHITE PAPER: Pkware, Inc. Controlling the Risks and Costs Surrounding Dormant VMs Explore the security and compliance vulnerabilities presented by dormant virtual machines. This whitepaper defines the risks of dormant VMs, and explores best practices for compliance and the secure management of a virtual environment. Learn More. In this Issue Conficker worm returns to attack photography enthusiasts Cisco confirms Linksys firmware flaw, says only one router Cornell prof: Manti Te'o girlfriend story a "perfect storm of internet deception phenomena" Ex-Microsoft execs look to tie –up sex merchandise business in India Identity and access management as a cloud-based service eliminates time, pain and cost Researchers easily crack Philips hospital IT system What's lurking in your network? Find out by decrypting SSL WEBCAST: PhoneFactor Strong Security for Remote Workers Is Just a Phone Call Away Join Steve Dispensa, PhoneFactor Chief Technology Officer, and Sarah Fender, PhoneFactor Vice President of Marketing & Product Management, to learn how phone-based authentication is helping companies tackle complex authentication challenges. Learn More Conficker worm returns to attack photography enthusiasts Electronics accessory maker Hama has admitted that a 35mm photographic film scanner sold to German consumers over Christmas came with a software disk infected with the irrepressible Conficker worm. Read More Cisco confirms Linksys firmware flaw, says only one router The company said on Thursday that the serious vulnerability was solely in the Linksys WRT54GL router Read More WEBCAST: CDW Corporation Unified Threat Management: A Better Approach to Security In this Webcast you will learn how Unified Threat Management (UTM) combines firewall, IPS, Web filtering, antivirus and more in a single box to combat a broad range of threats efficiently and economically. Learn More. Cornell prof: Manti Te'o girlfriend story a "perfect storm of internet deception phenomena" I swear, I wasn't looking for a Network World angle to the Manti Te'o "girlfriend" hoax that has crossed over from sports story to national news this week. But then a press release from Cornell University dropped into my inbox, with thoughts on the Notre Dame linebacker affair by Jeff Hancock, a professor of communication and of computer and information science: Read More Ex-Microsoft execs look to tie –up sex merchandise business in India This had to be an interesting job change. The former head of business development for Microsoft Singapore has a new job: running a "discreet" online sex shop targeted at the apparently huge market in India. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP, Microsoft & Intel Big Data Requires a Remodeling of the Data Warehouse Take a few moments to learn about a data warehouse appliance that is a massively parallel server optimized to run Microsoft's SQL Server that delivers enterprise scalability, ease of maintenance, and a single version of the truth, all for a low cost. Read Now! Identity and access management as a cloud-based service eliminates time, pain and cost Gartner says that identity and access management offered as a cloud-based service (IDaaS) is an up-and-coming market for a growing need. As more enterprises utilize more applications as a service (SaaS), they need an easy way to provision users and oversee the rights that have been assigned. Read More Researchers easily crack Philips hospital IT system A Philips information management system used in making hospital administrative chores more efficient contains vulnerabilities that can be exploited to gain full control of the product, a security vendor says. Read More What's lurking in your network? Find out by decrypting SSL Organizations have spent vast sums of money on security systems and, when deployed and operated correctly, they play a key role in safeguarding the organization. However, most systems have one critical dependency: The traffic flowing through must be readable. If the traffic is encrypted, many systems are almost completely useless, giving the system owner a false sense of security. Read More
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