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Anonymous Hacks North Korea’s Social Media, Kim Jong-Un Morphs Into a Fat Pig

By Mike Wheatley Apr 4, 2013

Just days after launching a DDoS attack and data leak on the North Korean news website Uriminzokkiri.com, Anonymous are at it again, hacking the communist state’s official Twitter and Flickr accounts, whilst defacing two…

Samsung Beefs Up Mobile Security with Absolute Security

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 4, 2013

In today’s mobile and social news roundup: Samsung taps Absolute Security to fortify mobile security measures; Anonymous hacks North Korea’s Twitter and Flickr accounts; More Android users are active on Instagram; Samsung builds stores…

Amplidata to Showcase Cloud Storage Tech at NAB 2013

By Maria Deutscher Apr 4, 2013

Amplidata, a Belgian startup that develops scale-out storage solutions and data protection software, reserved a booth at the upcoming NAB 2012 gathering in Las Vegas. The event is one of the largest digital media…

Nebula One Launch Takes Off From OpenStack Initiative

By Maria Deutscher Apr 4, 2013

Nebula, the self-proclaimed cloud systems startup, introduced its flagship offering this week. Wikibon senior analyst Stu Miniman discussed the news and provided more details about the “world’s first enterprise cloud computer” in a recent…

Google Forks WebKit: Say Hello To “Blink”

By Mike Wheatley Apr 4, 2013

After a marriage lasting almost 12 years, Google has decided to bid farewell to the WebKit rendering engine, upon which its open-source Chromium browser project is based. In its place, Google welcomes Blink, a…

Codero Goes Dell, Solidifying its Enterprise Lineup

By John Casaretto Apr 3, 2013

In the hosting game, the target is always world-class, and Codero Hosting has just announced a partnership with Dell to solidify their world-class promise. The announcement means Dell’s enterprise-grade servers and equipment are now…

Clouds on Intel’s Horizon Darken as 64 Bit ARM Open Door for HP Moonshot to Land in Hyperscale Data Centers

By Bert Latamore Apr 3, 2013

The appearance of Google glasses and other wearable smart devices, and the April 2, 2013 announcement from ARM Holdings and TSMC of the tape-out of the 64-bit A57 Cortex processor chip, has caused Wikibon…

Apache Attack : Darkleech Virus Drives Fear through Mystery [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Apr 3, 2013

According to a recent report from Cisco, a piece of malware known as Darkleech has infected tens of thousands of web servers running Apache v2.2.2 and above. SiliconAngle contributing editor John Casaretto provided more…

Most Disruptive Technology of the Next Five Years Will Be….. #pc13

By John Furrier Apr 3, 2013

What will be the next big thing and what will “enable” this disruption. I will try to explore this in Boston this week. Here are my notes as prep for what I think…

Tableau Software in $150 Million IPO Filing, BigData Visualization Going Mainstream

By John Casaretto Apr 3, 2013

Data Visualization – it’s one of the unsung heroes in the Big Data picture, but that appears to be changing. Seattle-based data visualization company Tableau Software filed its IPO statement with the U.S. Securities…

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Anonymous Hacks North Korea’s Social Media, Kim Jong-Un Morphs Into a Fat Pig

Samsung Beefs Up Mobile Security with Absolute Security

Nebula One Launch Takes Off From OpenStack Initiative

Google Forks WebKit: Say Hello To “Blink”

Clouds on Intel’s Horizon Darken as 64 Bit ARM Open Door for HP Moonshot to Land in Hyperscale Data Centers

Apache Attack : Darkleech Virus Drives Fear through Mystery [VIDEO]

Most Disruptive Technology of the Next Five Years Will Be….. #pc13

Tableau Software in $150 Million IPO Filing, BigData Visualization Going Mainstream

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