Flashback gang could be making $10K a day off infected Macs

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	Flashback gang could be making $10K a day off infected Macs The Flashback malware that's infected hundreds of thousands of Macs may be generating more than $10,000 a day for the hackers who made the Trojan horse, Symantec said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Eliminate the Impact of Distance Is it possible to eliminate the impact of distance? This paper explores the 5 key principles successful CIOs are using to redesign IT infrastructure of any size. Learn how to be prepared to adapt your environment in a way that supports distributed employees, anytime anywhere collaboration and the need for business continuity during a disaster. Read More! In this Issue Apple rejecting iOS apps that use Dropbox SDK Microsoft detects new malware targeting Apple computers Restarting a remote Mac Seamless transitions your music from Mac to iOS effortlessly Judge again orders Apple, Samsung to streamline claims in iPad patent case Google Drive Begs the Question: Who Owns Your Data in the Cloud? iPad in the Enterprise: IT Must Stay Ahead of the Curve Monster Wars for iPhone and iPad Review: Quickoffice Connect is a poor iCloud clone WHITE PAPER: Limelight Web Acceleration: The Rules Have Changed Optimizing your web page loading time is essential for retaining your website visitors. Download Web Acceleration: The Rules Have Changed to learn how front-end optimization can improve Time to Action for your web and mobile content, and how it can be done in front of your existing CDN with minimal integration required. Learn More! Apple rejecting iOS apps that use Dropbox SDK Apple has reportedly been rejecting developer's iOS apps that use the Dropbox SDK. Read More Microsoft detects new malware targeting Apple computers Microsoft has detected a new piece of malware targeting Apple OS X computers that exploits a vulnerability in the Office productivity suite patched nearly three years ago. Read More Restarting a remote Mac Reader, tech dabbler, and Weeds actor Andy Milder, occasionally contacts me for technical advice. In exchange, I drop his name. I'd additionally like to drop this bit of advice in response to his latest query: Read More Seamless transitions your music from Mac to iOS effortlessly Back when I had a morning commute, I would often pop in some earbuds before hopping on the bus and rock out to one of the many tunes on my iPhone as we rode through Chinatown. The problem, of course, came when I reached my desk mid-song: Did I pause and try and find the song on my Mac's iTunes library? Or did I continue to listen through my iPhone, only to look up hours later and realize I'd drained my phone's battery when I should have switched to my desktop? Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Cutting Costs and Simplifying Management on IBM XIV Read the white paper and see how this platform increased performance for applications such as Microsoft Exchange and eliminated maintenance costs while simplifying storage management. Learn More. Judge again orders Apple, Samsung to streamline claims in iPad patent case Apple and Samsung Electronics have until Monday to further boil down the number of claims to be considered in the sweeping intellectual-property lawsuit concerning their smartphone and tablet products, which is now scheduled to go to trial July 30. Read More Google Drive Begs the Question: Who Owns Your Data in the Cloud? Google Drive raises several concerns about cloud storage. Many of these consumer-level questions -- who owns your data, how data can be used and what happens if the data is lost or stolen -- are ones enterprise IT executives should be asking, too. Read More iPad in the Enterprise: IT Must Stay Ahead of the Curve In a wide-ranging interview, an Apple expert shares real-world experiences about iPads in the enterprise, mobile device management and BYOD. Key takeaways for IT: Don't improvise when it comes to iPad adoption and don't get bypassed by rogue users. Read More Monster Wars for iPhone and iPad When being a do-gooder grows boring, why not switch teams? That's the route Liv Games takes with Monster Wars, an evil-themed sequel to the developer's popular tower defense game Legendary Wars. Read More Review: Quickoffice Connect is a poor iCloud clone Stick with the original Quickoffice HD app and either Dropbox or Box instead for a more reliable, cheaper alternative Read More
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