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Online Boutique ExploitHub Hacked, Database Leaked

By Isha Suri Dec 17, 2012

ExploitHub, which sells code to attack software security holes, has been hacked, leading to database leak of the website. The online boutique ExploitHub was hacked by group called Inj3ct0r Team, which apparently operates an…

Stress-Busters: Holiday Travel iPhone + Android Apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 17, 2012

A lot of people are heading home, or some other dream destination this holiday season. And while some of these people like to take on holiday travel-planning as early as possible, many of us…

Google Blames LG For Nexus 4 Shortage

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 17, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Nexus 4 shortage blamed on LG; Over 2M iPhone 5 sold in China; Sprint buys entirety of Clearwire; and Instagram tweaks ToS for better Facebook integration. Nexus 4 shortage…

How a Robot That Plays Angry Birds Can Aid Development and Quality Assurance

By Kyt Dotson Dec 17, 2012

This story starts in an interesting place: the quest to produce a robot that plays Angry Birds; but it ends in a place very familiar with anyone who has ever worked in product testing:…

Cisco To Dump Linksys; Sights Firmly Set on Enterprise

By Mike Wheatley Dec 17, 2012

A report by Bloomberg this morning has revealed that Cisco is looking to offload its home networking company Linksys as part of a broader strategy aimed at dumping consumer markets altogether and focusing entirely…

IBM and its “Sense-ational” Future Computer Predictions

By Mike Wheatley Dec 17, 2012

If you’re lucky enough to be the proud owner of a shiny new smartphone, tablet or PC, you’re probably feeling pretty pleased with its capabilities. We like to think that today’s modern devices can…

Virtualization + Software-Led Infrastructure Attract the Midsize Market

By Saroj Kar Dec 17, 2012

Software-led infrastructure and services, from servers to networks, and storage, is a hot topic right now. Early this month HP announced the expansion of its Converged Storage architecture to support software-led storage and software-led…

Google Likely To Wriggle Out Of Anti-Trust Probe

By Mike Wheatley Dec 17, 2012

Google is believed to be close to reaching a settlement with US anti-trust investigators that would allow the search engine to escape heavy punishment in return for an agreement not to scrape content for…

GPS Still Vulnerable To Attacks Show Researchers at University of Texas

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 15, 2012

Global Positioning System “transmits timing information in atomic clock precision to receivers”–in short, this is what you see in movies or TV shows that detectives use to track down the location of bad guys…

Virtualization a Game Changer in Legacy-Burdened Data Centers, Says Stephen Foskett

By Maria Deutscher Dec 14, 2012

Tech Field Day organizer Stephen Foskett stopped by theCube during this week’s Dell World convention to chat about data centers and corporate mobile strategies with John Furrier and Dave Vellante. See part one and…

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Online Boutique ExploitHub Hacked, Database Leaked

Stress-Busters: Holiday Travel iPhone + Android Apps

Google Blames LG For Nexus 4 Shortage

How a Robot That Plays Angry Birds Can Aid Development and Quality Assurance

Cisco To Dump Linksys; Sights Firmly Set on Enterprise

IBM and its “Sense-ational” Future Computer Predictions

GPS Still Vulnerable To Attacks Show Researchers at University of Texas

Virtualization a Game Changer in Legacy-Burdened Data Centers, Says Stephen Foskett

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