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VerifyCloud Protects Mobile Data for the Enterprise at the Storage Level

By Saroj Kar Sep 21, 2012

The trend towards a greater mobility technology infrastructure, higher levels of digitization for content, faster implementation of technology services and the continuous availability expectations of service-level apps are coming together, driving increased interest in…

Japanese Thieves Nab First iPhone 5

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Japanese thieves being the first to get an iPhone 5; Apple’s Maps kerfuffle; BlackBerry outage in Europe, Middle East and Africa; and another patent win for Microsoft in Germany.…

A New Pandemic: ZeroAccess Botnet Takes Over The World

By Mike Wheatley Sep 21, 2012

We all know that computer viruses can spread like wildfire, but what with cybersecurity scares hitting the headlines seemingly every other day, people easily become complacent about such things. At least, they do until…

Something’s Fishy Here… Robo-Tuna Sinks War On Drugs To New Depths

By Mike Wheatley Sep 21, 2012

Would be smugglers and terrorists hoping to sneak drugs and weapons into the country hidden aboard vessels had better think again, for their plans will soon be rumbled by US government’s latest secret weapon…

Safecast Gets Funding To Map Air Pollution in LA

By Mike Wheatley Sep 21, 2012

What with so much conflicting information from government officials following last year’s nuclear disaster in Fukushima, many Japanese turned to an open source map created by Safecast to track local radiation levels in real…

SAP Opens Up the Mobility Design Center

By Isha Suri Sep 20, 2012

Whether through mobile apps or device deployment and security, SAP is focused on providing enterprises and end users alike a seamless mobile experience. That’s why it has announced opening up the SAP Mobility Design…

HoneyMap: Visualizing Malware Attacks Across the Globe with the Honeynet Project

By Kyt Dotson Sep 20, 2012

The Honeynet Project is making some real waves in the malware community by setting up “sensors” across the Internet (in the fashion of honeypot servers pretending to be possible targets) in order to track…

Major Oracle Flaw Opens the Door to Database Crack

By John Casaretto Sep 20, 2012

Researchers are reporting an Oracle authentication flaw that allows outside attackers and internal users the ability to brut-force crack passwords. Emerged over at Dark Reading, it is reported that the flaw would be demonstrated…

Fliptop, Dell Launch New Offerings at Dreamforce ‘12

By Maria Deutscher Sep 20, 2012

Partners are assembling at Salesforce’s annual Dreamforce gathering held this week, and a few already unveiled their major updates around the cloud-based CRM service. Fliptop is launching new capability called Social Profiles for Salesforce,…

Facebook Experiments With Synced Photos, FB Offers

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 20, 2012

In an attempt to spite Google, or at least remain competitive with the search engine’s integrated social-mobile strategy, Facebook is testing a new feature for all the photo enthusiasts out there. They’re offering a…

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Japanese Thieves Nab First iPhone 5

A New Pandemic: ZeroAccess Botnet Takes Over The World

Something’s Fishy Here… Robo-Tuna Sinks War On Drugs To New Depths

Safecast Gets Funding To Map Air Pollution in LA

SAP Opens Up the Mobility Design Center

HoneyMap: Visualizing Malware Attacks Across the Globe with the Honeynet Project

Major Oracle Flaw Opens the Door to Database Crack

Fliptop, Dell Launch New Offerings at Dreamforce ‘12

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