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	Newegg takes pre-orders for Samsung's first 3D Pro SSD At least one model of Samsung's most advanced Pro-series SSD became available on Newegg on Thursday and the website said it's taking preorders for other models that will be available by the end of the month. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ConnectIT Top Reasons to Attend ConnectIT - New York - Aug 21 Get the latest research on private cloud, data management and storage technologies. Meet with a range of solution providers to advance your data strategy. Learn about the latest solutions in a fast-paced round of presentations. Network with other data-, cloud- and storage-oriented IT professionals. Register today. In this Issue Oracle's new in-memory database option could mean unexpected costs 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Hackers steal user data from the European Central Bank website, demand money Slideshow: 3 new team collaboration tools Virtru launches business email encryption service for Google Apps Michael Horowitz: The security flaws in Tails Linux are not its only problem WEBCAST: EMC Corporation VIDEO: BACKUP FOR VSPEX Learn about the strength of backup with EMC VSPEX and lead your IT transformation. By choosing EMC VSPEX with integrated EMC backup, you'll be able to accelerate your virtualization deployment. Learn More>> Oracle's new in-memory database option could mean unexpected costs Oracle database shops that have or are planning to download the latest version of 12c take warning: The vendor's newly launched, much-hyped in-memory processing database option is turned on by default, according to one expert. Read More 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Got an itch to get your hands on a welding machine, laser cutter or 3D printer? We highlight intriguing public spaces around the country where you can tinker to your heart's content. Read More Hackers steal user data from the European Central Bank website, demand money Hackers have stolen user contact information, including email addresses and phone numbers, from the website of the European Central Bank and attempted to extort money from the institution. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS A Non-Geek's Big Data Playbook This white paper is designed to be a visual playbook for the non-geek yet technically savvy business professional who is still trying to understand how big data, specifically Hadoop, impacts the enterprise data game we've all been playing for years. Learn more Slideshow: 3 new team collaboration tools Three new services -- Flow, Glip and Slingshot -- try to enhance the ability of teams to converse and collaborate using a variety of tools. Read More Virtru launches business email encryption service for Google Apps Email encryption startup Virtru has launched a version of its service for businesses using Google Apps, a market segment that the company thinks is showing increased interest in secure communications. Read More Michael Horowitz: The security flaws in Tails Linux are not its only problem If you want, or need, to use Tor, then Tails Linux is your best friend. Tails sends all data through the Tor network. Ed Snowden uses it. A few days ago, just as one group of bugs in Tails were fixed, a security firm found another one. But bugs are not the only problem. Insuring that you download the real Tails Linux software is much harder than it should be. The protections offered by the Internet to validate the Tails Linux website are insufficient.  Read More
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