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	How to boost Windows 8 performance Want your Windows 8 machine to run faster? Of course you do. These tools and techniques can help. Read More In this Issue Don't expect data on P2P networks to be private, judge rules Update: Microsoft to patch just-revealed Windows zero-day Netflix, YouTube traffic on the rise, while peer-to-peer file sharing nears extinction AMD's Kaveri chips to reach laptops, desktops in January Banking malware infections rise to highest level since 2002 Many IT leaders' top concerns don't jibe with organizations' priorities Jonny Evans: The deification of Apple's Steve Jobs continues Time to forgive Ed Snowden and let him come home Richi Jennings: Russians infect space with USB malware, Stuxnet found in nuclear reactor WHITE PAPER: Exablox How to Leverage New Storage Strategies This ebook covers some of the key challenges organizations are encountering with storage management, data protection and cost containment. It also shows how IT organizations can effectively address these difficulties while getting the most out of their valuable information assets. Read now! Don't expect data on P2P networks to be private, judge rules There can be no expectation of privacy in data exposed to the Internet over a peer-to-peer file-sharing network, a federal judge in Vermont ruled in a case involving three men charged with possession of child pornography. Read More       Update: Microsoft to patch just-revealed Windows zero-day Security researchers have uncovered an unpatched vulnerability in Windows that has been exploited by attackers in an unusual "watering hole" campaign launched from a U.S.-based website that specializes in domestic and international security policy. Read More Netflix, YouTube traffic on the rise, while peer-to-peer file sharing nears extinction In a testament to the rise of on-demand entertainment, Netflix and YouTube now consume just over half of all downstream traffic in North America, while peer-to-peer file-sharing services continue to plummet, according to a new study. Read More AMD's Kaveri chips to reach laptops, desktops in January Advanced Micro Devices aims to bring console-style graphics to PCs with its chips code-named Kaveri, which will become available in desktops and laptops starting early next year. Read More WEBCAST: T-Systems Big Data: A Real Game Changer in Decision Making IDC research shows that many organizations do not yet have the competency or maturity to address the range of technology, staffing and process requirements needed to capitalize on Big Data assets and to deploy analytics pervasively to optimize operational, tactical, and strategic decisions. Learn how during this live webcast! Register Now Banking malware infections rise to highest level since 2002 Malicious software aimed at stealing online banking credentials surged in the third quarter of this year to a level not seen since 2002, according to a new report from Trend Micro. Read More Many IT leaders' top concerns don't jibe with organizations' priorities Top IT pros have plenty to be thankful for these days -- rising budgets, salaries and job tenures among them. But when it comes to IT management and spending priorities, these IT leaders often don't see eye to eye with their organizations. Read More Jonny Evans: The deification of Apple's Steve Jobs continues The deificationof Steve Jobs continues. The Apple co-founder was inducted into the Bay Area Business Hall of Fame last week during an event that focused on the warm and cuddly side of the tech impresario. Read More Time to forgive Ed Snowden and let him come home Embarrassment over the revelations about the NSA's domestic activities is a poor reason to prosecute the man who shined the light on them. Read More Richi Jennings: Russians infect space with USB malware, Stuxnet found in nuclear reactor ISS in malware scare, plus Russian reactor bad-actor factor. The ever-quotable Eugene Kaspersky revealed last week that the International Space Station has been hit by several malware attacks. Beware Russian cosmonauts bearing USB keys. He also casually mentioned the Russian nuke plant that was infected by Stuxnet. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers fear the worst but hope for the best. Read More
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