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	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   WEBCAST: PC Connection EMC VSPEX Helps Optimize Business Performance Businesses need to be as efficient as possible today and need solutions that will help them move to the cloud when and if they are ready. Learn how EMC's VSPEX solution lets you optimize business performance and accelerate your organization's journey to the cloud. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: How to: Restore iWork for OS X Maverick's missing features Darlene Storm: Android camera and mic to steal PINs; Motorola electronic skin tattoo to detect lies? Jonny Evans: The deification of Apple's Steve Jobs continues Preston Gralla: Here's why Xbox is key to Microsoft: It kills Apple and Google in the living room Sharky: Glad we could assist by not assisting WEBCAST: IBM Corporation   Proof that Smarter Government is also Better Government This videocast on October 23 at noon ET will give you a rare opportunity to hear from your peers & IBM experts about the power of business analytics to make your budgeting and finance processes as fast, accurate and transparent as you need them to be. Learn More. Jonny Evans: How to: Restore iWork for OS X Maverick's missing features Apple has a communication problem: it knew the latest iteration of iWork was only a starting point, but when it introduced the software was heavy on the hype, leaving users disappointed. Here's what to do if you want those features back Read More   Darlene Storm: Android camera and mic to steal PINs; Motorola electronic skin tattoo to detect lies? Filing a patent application does not always lead to an actual product, but Motorola potentially has big, creepy plans to combine an electronic tattoo, that couples to a mobile device, with a lie-detector. Developing a side-channel attack does not always mean criminals will use it, but security researchers presented a PIN Skimmer attack that uses Android's camera and microphone to steal PIN codes. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BlackBerry Five answers to top BYOD Challenges Mobility has revolutionized how we do business. Managing mobility and BYOD means knowing how to navigate changing operating systems, changing platforms and changing hardware to reap benefits like improved productivity, agility, growth and better customer service. Here are five steps for choosing an MDM solution for today -- and tomorrow. Learn 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   Preston Gralla: Here's why Xbox is key to Microsoft: It kills Apple and Google in the living room There have been increasing calls for Microsoft to sell off its Xbox division, including from a CEO candidate, but selling it would be a big mistake. One reason: It slaughters Apple and Google in the living room. Read More   Sharky: Glad we could assist by not assisting Pilot fish discovers that upgrading the memory on a batch of all-in-one PCs is more challenging than he thought. Fortunately, the vendor has an online live-chat support feature. Read More
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