Hacker 'handshake' hole found in common firewalls

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	Hacker 'handshake' hole found in common firewalls Some of the most commonly used firewalls are subject to a hacker exploit that lets an attacker trick a firewall and get into an internal network as a trusted IP connection. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Quest Software, Inc. Simplify Application Performance Monitoring In this e-book series, author and business technology expert Don Jones discusses an Application Performance Monitoring (APM) approach that helps businesses improve application performance from the perspective of the business and the end user. See how YOU can simplify APM. Download this eBook series today. In this Issue Why didn't Cisco attempt to sell the Flip unit? Berners-Lee: Web access is a 'human right' 10 Cool New Apps for Android Honeycomb Tablets Did Google lie about FISMA? Lie is such an ugly word Microsoft quickens browser pace with IE10, goes for annual upgrades Cisco Unity Connection features and the buffet If Cisco Would Give Us Anything for Learning/Testing... I don't mean to be flip, Cisco, but... Not Star Trek but scientists find better way to see warped space, time ARTICLE: Netezza Get Proof. Not Promises. Take the Netezza TestDrive. Your site. Your data. Our technology. Experience the high-performance and operational simplicity of the IBM Netezza data warehouse appliance firsthand. Our open Proof of Concept allows you to test a Netezza appliance with your most demanding, real-world analytics challenges. Learn More. Why didn't Cisco attempt to sell the Flip unit? Cisco has two rough quarters, mostly because of execution gaffes in its core switching, routing products, and so the company simply tosses the Flip camera line, and 550 employees, out the door? Flip was never a good fit for Cisco, but the fact that John Chambers didn't attempt to sell the unit speaks as much for his ability to execute through this transition than anything else he's done to date. Read More Berners-Lee: Web access is a 'human right' Two decades after creating the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee says humans have become so reliant on it that access to the Web should now be considered a basic right. Read More 10 Cool New Apps for Android Honeycomb Tablets These 10 fresh apps show off the power and versatility of the Android Honeycomb tablet platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Seven Reasons You Need Predictive Analytics Today Read this white paper to uncover why predictive analytics is becoming a necessity for companies to gain and maintain advantage. Read Now Did Google lie about FISMA? Lie is such an ugly word It's one of those inside-baseball arguments that will make your head hurt if you spend too much time trying to sort through the details, claims and counterclaims. Trust me, I've spent too much time on it today. Read More Microsoft quickens browser pace with IE10, goes for annual upgrades A year after it debuted the first preview for the just-shipped Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), Microsoft on Tuesday kicked off its next browser, IE10. Read More Cisco Unity Connection features and the buffet Using specific features are like choosing your food at the buffet. The nice thing about going to the buffet is that you get to eat what I want, and when you want it. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Minimize the Risk of Negative Business Impacts A lack of centralized visibility within the IT infrastructure means a single problem spawns multiple alarms to several teams and the underlying root cause may go undetected for too long. CA technologies enable IT to better manage quality of service and transform into a more proactive organization. Learn More If Cisco Would Give Us Anything for Learning/Testing... Down deep inside, when I heard of Cisco's new Cisco Learning Labs service, part of my gut reaction was negative. Read More I don't mean to be flip, Cisco, but... The pending shutdown of Cisco's Flip video camera business has sparked an epic game of headline writing one-upmanship today. Read More Not Star Trek but scientists find better way to see warped space, time The closest I have come to visualizing warped space or time would probably be from Star Trek when a crew member would beam up and down from the Starship Enterprise's Transporter room to other planets and dimensions. It was simple and required some imagination but not too much. Read More
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