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Social login flaw redirects users to malicious sites

By Mike Wheatley May 5, 2014

A major new vulnerability affecting websites that allow people to login using their social media accounts has been discovered. The flaw exists in widely-used open-source systems like OpenID and OAuth 2.0, and works by…

Talking to tech CFO: ServiceNow on pace to be a billion dollar company | #Know14

By Alan McStravick May 4, 2014

At last week’s ServiceNow Knowledge 2014 Conference, Dave Vellante, host of SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE sat down for an in depth conversation with the CFO for ServiceNow, Mike Scarpelli on the topics of company valuation, global…

Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech’s dirty secret, self-healing smart beads

By Mellisa Tolentino May 3, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features a dedicated Android tablet for home automation, wearable tech’s dirty little secret, crime fighting with a geeky twist, and self-healing smart beads for data centers. For those who…

The design behind Chadder, John McAfee’s new chat app for security-conscious millennials

By John Casaretto May 3, 2014

Many are weary of hearing about online safety because of the potential permanence for things they post on social sites, through email and on the web. This is especially the case when it comes…

What you missed in Big Data: business users once again in the spotlight

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2014

Business intelligence software (BI) has become ubiquitous in the enterprise over the last two decades, but while deployment rates may as high as ever, there exists a large gap between ownership and actual usage…

EMC’s friends and foes step up their game

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2014

As the world’s biggest storage vendor, EMC regularly finds itself at the center of attention in IT industry circles, both among partners and rivals. We’ve seen that yet again this week following two significant…

Red Hat Summit 2014 DevOps Round Up: The role of open source in converging business needs

By Saroj Kar May 2, 2014

With the growth of the cloud market, developers choose PaaS because of its flexibility and speed. Red Hat often paves the way for enterprises to use to create applications and to use an open…

Attunity’s place at the intersection of structured data and web-scale applications | #PerconaLive

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2014

Organizations are tapping into new sources of information for competitive advantage, but the journey from concept to reality is proving to be a bumpy one, with management complexity emerging as a major bottleneck to…

Self-healing servers a trending goal for Modern IT

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2014

This week’s Smart Infrastructure roundup features the newest predictions for data centers of the future, real-time data center monitoring, and a self-healing smart beads to protect data centers. Data centers will be smaller in…

Weekly cloud review: app stores and OpenStack

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2014

It’s the week of the app store in the public cloud. On Monday, IBM pulled the curtains back on an online service marketplace for its SoftLayer infrastructure-as-a-service platform that brings together its previously largely…

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Talking to tech CFO: ServiceNow on pace to be a billion dollar company | #Know14

Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech’s dirty secret, self-healing smart beads

The design behind Chadder, John McAfee’s new chat app for security-conscious millennials

Red Hat Summit 2014 DevOps Round Up: The role of open source in converging business needs

Attunity’s place at the intersection of structured data and web-scale applications | #PerconaLive

Self-healing servers a trending goal for Modern IT

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