'Bob' outsources tech job to China; watches cat videos at work

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	'Bob' outsources tech job to China; watches cat videos at work Showing what can happen when companies don't periodically review network logs, a software developer working for a large U.S. critical infrastructure company hired a Chinese firm to do his job so he could spend time surfing Reddit and watching cat videos. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom The Art of Teleworking Read this Polycom whitepaper to learn how successful teleworking is about overcoming the distance between teleworkers and the organization. Video technology advancements have improved the quality of experience for teleworkers and enables efficient collaboration between the team. Read Now In this Issue Image gallery: Cool stuff from CES 2013 Michael Horowitz: How to be as safe as possible with Java Oracle rushes patch to quash critical Java bugs Michael Horowitz: Oracle patches Java 7 security flaw with Update 11 Facebook's search tool could be big money maker Update: This Nevada man doesn't have your lost cellphone Microsoft keeps calm, issues emergency IE update Richi Jennings: iPhone 5 PANIC at Apple? Demand is 'weak' Microsoft teases Surface Pro as 90-day deadline nears WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors The Ideal Platform for Virtual and Cloud Computing In this IDG Tech Dossier, learn how utility storage makes for massive consolidation, flexibility and scalability, so IT departments can reduce storage infrastructure and lower costs while improving their ability to respond to fast-changing needs of business units. Learn more. Image gallery: Cool stuff from CES 2013 Computerworld reporters found these cool and intriguing products and while exploring International CES in Las Vegas this week. Read More Michael Horowitz: How to be as safe as possible with Java Everything you ever wanted to know about the latest Java security flaw and how to live with Java as safely as possible. Read More Oracle rushes patch to quash critical Java bugs Oracle on Sunday issued an emergency Java update to patch two critical vulnerabilities, including one that had been exploited in ongoing and accelerating attacks. Read More Michael Horowitz: Oracle patches Java 7 security flaw with Update 11 Oracle just released Java 7 Update 11 to fix the latest Java security flaw. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Advances in Deduplication Help Tame Big Data A converged storage strategy can help companies more easily deal with the various storage challenges they face, including the increasing amounts of unstructured data they must manage. Also known as big data, unstructured data includes any data that is not in a structured database format. Read Now! Facebook's search tool could be big money maker If users take to Facebook's new search tool, the social network could be in line to haul in a lot of advertising dollars, say industry analysts. Read More Update: This Nevada man doesn't have your lost cellphone A resident of North Las Vegas, Nev., says owners of lost cell phones have repeatedly shown up at his house demanding phones that they tracked via software to his location. Read More Microsoft keeps calm, issues emergency IE update Microsoft today shipped an emergency update for Internet Explorer to stymie attacks that have been occurring since at least Dec. 7. Read More Richi Jennings: iPhone 5 PANIC at Apple? Demand is 'weak' Reports say iPhone 5 demand is now half of planned figures. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is said to have slashed component orders. The pre-market stock price is falling fast, heading below $500. The company's upcoming earnings announcement should make interesting reading. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers listen to 'people familiar with the situation.' Read More Microsoft teases Surface Pro as 90-day deadline nears Microsoft teased the Surface Pro today, hinting that the company will soon announce an on-sale date for its second tablet. Read More
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