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Anonymous Shows Us Again: People Still Suck at Choosing Passwords in 2012

By Kyt Dotson Dec 4, 2012

Back when I worked as a programmer and sysadmin for a nonprofit, myself and other admins would sometimes make new login credentials for members and often the first password was something like “changeme,” and…

Integration is the Challenge in Big Data Implementation

By Bert Latamore Dec 4, 2012

“We see customers stopping Hadoop deployment after a pilot because they don’t understand the roles that Hadoop, Autonomy, structured and unstructured data all will play,” says Tom Norton, director of the Technology Consulting Portfolio…

Trulia Uses New Google Maps API So You Make Smarter Home Purchases

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 4, 2012

Google recently released an updated version of their Google Maps Android API that gives developers access to their comprehensive maps to build Android apps. The updated API features vector-based maps that load quickly and enables…

Breaking Analysis: Tumblr Hack – Mischievous or Malicious Attention Whores?

By Molly Sassmann Dec 4, 2012

The blogging site Tumblr has been hacked by group called GNAA. The hackers created a worm that flooded users’ dashboards with spam. This wasn’t their first venture at hacking big sites, as SiliconANGLE Contributing…

Codero Hosting Builds for the Future – Adding Austin Office and SVP

By John Casaretto Dec 4, 2012

Codero Hosting has added a third company office in Austin Texas. The announcement also includes the addition of SVP of Product Development Chandler Vaughn to the company. In a recent conversation with Vaughn, the…

Ignoring Contrary IT Policy, One Fifth of Corporate Employees Share Files on Dropbox

By Saroj Kar Dec 4, 2012

Do the companies use the storage service in the cloud? The vast majority of IT experts considered it as risk factor. IT has spent years working on desktop security and trying to prevent data…

5 Tips To Keep Your Tumblr Account Safe

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 4, 2012

A lot of businesses use Tumblr on their company’s web page, and that’s cool, except for the fact that Tumblr has been compromised by the GNAA. Several people and companies have recently reported…

AppDirect Launches Incubator Program for Enterprising Developers

By Kyt Dotson Dec 4, 2012

AppDirect, a leading cloud service marketplace company, is launching the AppDirect Developer Incubator Program, a unique 3 year program designed to give developers a risk-free way to pursue their dreams and make the jump…

Responsible Data Access, Key To Taming BYOD Wild West

By Guest Author Dec 4, 2012

According to a 2012 Ponemon Institute study, more than 60 percent of enterprise users store business confidential data in Dropbox. That is an extremely frightening statistic to any IT department. While services like Dropbox,…

Oracle Hires Cloud Startup CEO Scott Genereux to Boost Global Infrastructure Strategy

By John Furrier Dec 4, 2012

According to updates posted on LinkedIn, Oracle has hired enterprise cloud storage veteran and cube alumni Scott Genereux as its Senior Vice President of Global Hardware Strategy, Planning and Product Management. Genereux was previously…

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Anonymous Shows Us Again: People Still Suck at Choosing Passwords in 2012

Integration is the Challenge in Big Data Implementation

Trulia Uses New Google Maps API So You Make Smarter Home Purchases

Breaking Analysis: Tumblr Hack – Mischievous or Malicious Attention Whores?

5 Tips To Keep Your Tumblr Account Safe

AppDirect Launches Incubator Program for Enterprising Developers

Responsible Data Access, Key To Taming BYOD Wild West

Oracle Hires Cloud Startup CEO Scott Genereux to Boost Global Infrastructure Strategy

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