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Blackhole Malware Creator “Paunch” Arrested in Russia

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2013

It’s been reported that Russian authorities have arrested the individual believed to be responsible for the notorious “Blackhole” malware that’s widely used by cybercriminals around the world to infect PCs. The arrest of a…

Report: Russia’s CyberCrime Market Hits $1.9 Billion

By John Casaretto Oct 9, 2013

It’s cyber security month, and if you weren’t following that and the news that cyber security organizations are being attacked at an extremely high rate this month, well another alarming cyber crime report become…

5 Ways Big Data Can Cure Healthcare

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 9, 2013

Big Data encompasses much of our lives, whether you are aware of it or not. It’s there when you use social sites like Facebook and Twitter, the enterprise is using it to better understand…

Bitcoin Weekly 2013 October 9th: Bitcoin Community Mocks FBI Over Silk Road Takedown, Bitcointak.org Is Back, BitPay Updates Pricing

By Kyt Dotson Oct 9, 2013

The Silk Road takedown has shaken up the Bitcoin community to an extent but once the dust settled it’s hard to say that it hurt anything. In fact, it’s easy to argue that in…

How NSA Tries to Break into Computers to Circumvent Tor

By Saroj Kar Oct 9, 2013

The Washington Post and The Guardian continue to publish articles based on leaked documents about NSA capabilities via Edward Snowden. Writing in The Guardian, Bruce Schneier explains in his latest article related to Edward…

Advertising and Kinect: Challenges for Microsoft

By Saroj Kar Oct 9, 2013

Kinect for Xbox One has been somewhat enhanced over the previous model, but to achieve this, the research team of Microsoft and its hardware partners (Silicon Architecture and Management) had to overcome several obstacles…

The Better Model for Hadoop: Open Source or Proprietary Approach?

By Jeffrey Kelly Oct 9, 2013

There’s a debate going on inside the Hadoop community. On one side are open source purists who believe that data infrastructure software should be free and open with revenue generated solely from services. On…

Removable SIMs to Appear in Audi SmartCars + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 9, 2013

This week’s SmartCar roundup features removable SIMs for cars, more self-driving car pledges, and an acquisition to boost the connected car market. Audi hints at removable car SIMs Audi USA President Scott Keogh…

BlackBerry on the Lookout for New Bidders

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2013

The BlackBerry saga has taken on a new twist with reports that the struggling phone maker is soliciting bids from more potential buyers. Insiders claim that the company is asking for “preliminary expressions of…

GE: Enterprises Can Save Billions with Industrial Internet, Intelligent Data

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2013

A new GE report entitled “The Industrial Internet@Work” argues that organizations can save billions of dollars annually by eliminating deficiencies in how they gather, store and share machine data. Co-authors Marco Annunziata and Peter…

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Blackhole Malware Creator “Paunch” Arrested in Russia

Report: Russia’s CyberCrime Market Hits $1.9 Billion

5 Ways Big Data Can Cure Healthcare

Bitcoin Weekly 2013 October 9th: Bitcoin Community Mocks FBI Over Silk Road Takedown, Bitcointak.org Is Back, BitPay Updates Pricing

How NSA Tries to Break into Computers to Circumvent Tor

Advertising and Kinect: Challenges for Microsoft

The Better Model for Hadoop: Open Source or Proprietary Approach?

Removable SIMs to Appear in Audi SmartCars + More

BlackBerry on the Lookout for New Bidders

GE: Enterprises Can Save Billions with Industrial Internet, Intelligent Data

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