Service detects SSL man-in-the-middle spying

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	Michael Horowitz: Steve Gibson's Fingerprint service detects SSL man in the middle spying Secure HTTPS web pages don't need to be decrypted to be spied on. All it takes is some man-in-the-middle proxying. For non-techies, detecting this type of snooping was all but impossible. But now, a new digital certificate fingerprinting service from Steve Gibson (famous for his Security Now podcast), lets us detect secure web pages that aren't entirely what they appear to be. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aruba Networks Finally, one place to manage all things BYOD. Introducing Aruba WorkSpace—one solution for NAC, MDM, and MAM. Aruba WorkSpace lets IT secure, distribute, and manage enterprise apps on mobile devices. The WorkSpace mobile app enforces policies, encrypts data and provides a single sign-on for all work apps. Network control with application and device management in a single platform. Learn more In this Issue Investigators comb social nets to look for bombing clues Boston cell networks stay online after blasts Dish Network launches $25.5 billion bid for Sprint Nextel Sony ISP launches world's fastest home Internet, 2Gbps Wireless IP cameras open to hijacking over the Internet, researchers say Report: Deutsche Telekom OKs richer T-Mobile bid for MetroPCS Samsung's 3G patent ruled invalid in Germany INSIDER Running the ROI numbers on BYOD RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LSI Corporation Insight is in the data. LSI gives more ways to get it faster Nytro™ Datatcenter Application Acceleration. Insight. It's in the data. And here's some insight on how to get to it: LSI's Nytro™ application acceleration family. The most comprehensive range of solutions to meet a wide range of application acceleration needs and budgets. Learn more about more ways to accelerate datacenter applications. Download the Managing the Data Deluge white paper to learn more. Investigators comb social nets to look for bombing clues With federal and state investigators searching for clues about the person or organization behind the Boston Marathon bombing, social networks could hold a treasure trove of information. Read More Boston cell networks stay online after blasts Cellular networks in Boston were still operating on Monday evening following the explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, contrary to earlier reports that they had been shut down to prevent remote bomb detonations. Read More Dish Network launches $25.5 billion bid for Sprint Nextel Dish Network has made a US$25.5 billion bid to acquire wireless operator Sprint Nextel, hoping to edge out a rival bid from Japanese operator SoftBank. Read More Sony ISP launches world's fastest home Internet, 2Gbps A Sony-backed ISP in Japan has launched a 2Gbps Internet service, which it said is the world's fastest for home use. Read More WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems Cloud Performance Hinges on Virtual WAN Acceleration Enterprises are relying on WANs to carry more data than ever. With cloud computing on the rise, it's important for IT professionals to boost application performance across the WAN. Instead of deploying a WAN acceleration device, a better approach is to use virtual WAN acceleration software that can be downloaded to run on a virtualized server. Read Now Wireless IP cameras open to hijacking over the Internet, researchers say Thousands of wireless IP cameras connected to the Internet have serious security weaknesses that allow attackers to hijack them and alter their firmware, according to two researchers from security firm Qualys. Read More Report: Deutsche Telekom OKs richer T-Mobile bid for MetroPCS A sweeter offer for the merger of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS reportedly has been approved by T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom. Read More Samsung's 3G patent ruled invalid in Germany A patent that Samsung considers essential to the 3G standardA was invalidated by the German Federal Patent Court that ruled in favor of Apple. Read More INSIDER Running the ROI numbers on BYOD With hard data in short supply, the true value of bring-your-own-device policies is in the eye of the beholder. Insider (registration required) Read More
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