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	Microsoft delivers stopgap defense against active IE10 attacks Microsoft on Wednesday issued a stopgap defense that protects IE9 and IE10 against ongoing attacks until the company issues a patch, probably in three weeks. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Quantum How to create a video archive to reduce storage costs Whether it's sport, lecture, or marketing videos, those rarely accessed files are killing your primary storage. LTFS allows you to use tape like disk to create an active archive, watch now to learn new strategies for active archive. In this Issue 9 wireless battery chargers: No power? No problem! Demand for Linux skills rises Database attack exposes personal data at University of Maryland Intel lays down case for software focus Malware-infected Android apps spike in the Google Play store Mt. Gox protesters still seek bitcoin answers Facebook buying WhatsApp for $16 billion Ebay buys computer graphics startup PhiSix Richi Jennings: Google I/O 2014 registration: HOWTO sign up (it's too popular) WHITE PAPER: IBM A Practical Guide to a Successful Cloud Strategy Read the executive brief for usable advice on selecting the right cloud computing vendor to maximize your chance for success—one that allows you to build on your cloud strategy as your company grows. Learn More 9 wireless battery chargers: No power? No problem! Tired of having to fumble for the USB port every time your mobile device runs out of power? With these wireless chargers, just put your device down and let it it power up. Read More Demand for Linux skills rises Demand for people with Linux skills is increasing, a trend that appears to follow a shift in server sales. Read More Database attack exposes personal data at University of Maryland Personal records for more than 309,000 students and staff were exposed this week in a "sophisticated" database attack at the University of Maryland, the university said Wednesday. Read More Intel lays down case for software focus For decades, Intel chips would be unboxed and put straight into computers. Now the chip maker is trying to tie software closer to hardware before it starts producing chips, said CEO Brian Krzanich. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp Storage Infrastructure as a Service Read this white paper and discover the benefits of moving from traditional storage to Storage Infrastructure as a Service. Learn More Malware-infected Android apps spike in the Google Play store The number of mobile apps infected with malware in Google's Play store nearly quadrupled between 2011 and 2013, a security group has reported. Read More Mt. Gox protesters still seek bitcoin answers A small protest at Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox in Tokyo marked seven days on Thursday, with demonstrators saying they want to ensure their bitcoins are safe. Read More Facebook buying WhatsApp for $16 billion Facebook has agreed to buy mobile messaging app WhatsApp for US$16 billion in cash and stock, the social network said Wednesday. Read More Ebay buys computer graphics startup PhiSix Ebay has acquired PhiSix Fashion Labs, a computer graphics startup that makes 3D models of clothing, in a bid to offer customers a virtual fitting room. Read More Richi Jennings: Google I/O 2014 registration: HOWTO sign up (it's too popular) Google I/O is popular. But stop hitting F5. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) says registration for its 2014 I/O conflab will be different. The sign-up process will be an "Austrian auction." [Did you invent that, just so you can make stupid Falco puns? -Ed.] Attendees will be randomly selected, as if in some sort of high-tech Wonka factory. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers make it common knowledge. Read More
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