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Best Buy Warns Users of Account Hacking Attempts, Advises Password Reset

By Isha Suri Jul 12, 2012

Looks like the retail giant Best Buy has detected some malicious attempts to access its customer accounts, which is why it has issued a warning to its customers advising them to change their account…

Dropped USB Sticks as a Malware Vector: DSM Does Cybersecurity Right

By Kyt Dotson Jul 12, 2012

The reason that some malware is called a Trojan is a play on the Trojan horse from the mythology about the ancient Greek siege of the city of Troy. Most Trojans are actually software…

Epic DirecTV Battle Continues, Now on the Internet

By Harmony Tapper Jul 12, 2012

In the ongoing epic battle between DirecTV and Viacom, it would appear that there is no limit to how far either side will go to prove their point while making the other side look…

NoSQL Database Religion: Comparing Riak to Others

By John Furrier Jul 12, 2012

Comparing database approaches is a religious thing so I have been looking at the different uses cases and solutions available. I’ll be reporting more on them here over the next few months. In the…

Square Feeling Threatened by UK Rival? Sends Cease and Desist to mPowa

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 12, 2012

There’s a lot of cases being filed lately for patent infringement in the mobile space, or in layman’s terms, imitation. And Square, the mobile payments service provider, just sent a cease and desist letter…

HTML5: The Bottom Line for Marketers

By Kathryn Buford Jul 12, 2012

Offering easier design, faster development and visually dynamic features, leading websites like Google, Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia and Twitter are already using HTML5 ahead of it’s official 2014 release. But, what does the new language,…

Big Data for the Data Center: iTRACS and Intel Apply Analytics

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2012

Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) firm iTRACS showcased its data center power analysis software at last month’s Datacenter Dynamics Converged event in Munich, and demonstrated six different use cases. These are now available upon…

Fake Android Games Went Undetected for Months: Malware Gets Smart

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 12, 2012

Security software maker, Symantec Corp., recently identified a new malware that’s been plaguing Google’s app store, Google Play. The Android malware poses as popular game titles such as “Super Mario Bros.” and “GTA 3…

Sprint’s Neck Deep in the Cloud with New Services Portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2012

Sprint has entered into an exclusive agreement with CSC to deliver infrastructure-as-a-service and software-as-a-service to customers in the U.S. This is a major extension of Complete Collaboration, the carrier’s UCaaS that was debuted just…

Mobile Roundup: Rovio Launches Amazing Alex for iOS and Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 12, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Rovio’s new game, new iPhone 5 cases for sale, NY’s free payphone WiFi, and more. Rovio launches Amazing Alex Rovio is hoping that their new game for iOS and…

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Best Buy Warns Users of Account Hacking Attempts, Advises Password Reset

Dropped USB Sticks as a Malware Vector: DSM Does Cybersecurity Right

Epic DirecTV Battle Continues, Now on the Internet

NoSQL Database Religion: Comparing Riak to Others

Square Feeling Threatened by UK Rival? Sends Cease and Desist to mPowa

HTML5: The Bottom Line for Marketers

Big Data for the Data Center: iTRACS and Intel Apply Analytics

Fake Android Games Went Undetected for Months: Malware Gets Smart

Mobile Roundup: Rovio Launches Amazing Alex for iOS and Android

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