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Minecraft server data breach leaks the personal information of 7 million unaware users

By Robert Pleasant Apr 26, 2016

Minecraft is a fun and incredibly popular game, with an active user base and several communities dedicated to it. Unfortunately, one of those communities has been struck by hackers, as a Lifeboat data breach…

Overcoming the ‘Stockholm syndrome’ of storage | #OpenStack

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 26, 2016

The Lenovo Group, Ltd. believes the current business model for storage solutions is broken, with vendors playing a game with customers where if they don’t re-up they get hammered on maintenance costs. This leads to…

Dropbox’s new “Project Infinite” will make accessing large folders less of a hassle

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2016

Accessing files kept in Dropbox isn’t nearly as straightforward as it may seem at first. Opening a document through the service’s web-based interface is easy enough, but doing the same using one of its…

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Ryft says its new fuzzy search engine is 600x faster than traditional alternatives

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2016

Even though organizations are replacing more and more of their proprietary infrastructure with commodity gear, not every workload is better served by x86-based servers. According to the Maryland-based Ryft Systems Inc., data search is…

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SDN startup Aviatrix moves to make hybrid cloud networks more secure

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2016

One of the first priorities in a hybrid cloud project is ensuring that the traffic flowing between the on- and off-premise components is handled securely, which can take a significant amount of time to…

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Neo4j 3.0 promises to supercharge large-scale graph analytics

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2016

In response to the growing enterprise adoption of graph stores, Neo Technology Inc. is updating its namesake database today to better meet the requirements of large organizations. Neo4j 3.0 moves beyond the scalability limits…

Hackers stole $81m from Bangladesh Bank by exploiting SWIFT software

By Duncan Riley Apr 26, 2016

The security flaws that lead to an audacious heist of Bangladesh’s Central Bank have been found to be in software used globally to facilitate transfers between banks. Bangladesh Bank had $81 million stolen from…

9 tips to help you become a pro iPhone photographer

By Collen Kriel Apr 26, 2016

Over the years, the iPhone camera has improved dramatically and any iPhone user is able to take stunning photos without the need for learned photography skills. With each new iteration of the iPhone, the camera…

Spark rival Apache Apex hits top-level status

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2016

Apache Apex was yesterday moved up to become the Apache Software Foundation (ASF)’s latest top-level project. Apache Apex is an open-source stream and batch processing platform that’s compatible with HDFS and YARN, runs in-memory,…

Madness at Microsoft: Flagship Lumia phones are now FREE

By James Farrell Apr 26, 2016

Microsoft’s flagship Lumia phones, the 950 and 950XL, were the focus of countless leaks and rumors for almost the entirety of 2015 – one of them has now been reduced to a giveaway. The phones…

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Minecraft server data breach leaks the personal information of 7 million unaware users

Overcoming the ‘Stockholm syndrome’ of storage | #OpenStack

Ryft says its new fuzzy search engine is 600x faster than traditional alternatives

SDN startup Aviatrix moves to make hybrid cloud networks more secure

Neo4j 3.0 promises to supercharge large-scale graph analytics

Hackers stole $81m from Bangladesh Bank by exploiting SWIFT software

9 tips to help you become a pro iPhone photographer

Spark rival Apache Apex hits top-level status

Madness at Microsoft: Flagship Lumia phones are now FREE

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