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	Richi Jennings: Facebook: DOWN. Instagram: OFFLINE. #LizardSquad: "It was us." #facebookdown | Kevin Fogarty: Schmidt: Internet won't go away; Gates:It won't be omnipotent, either
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	Sharon Machlis: Snowmageddon: interactive maps for your blizzard enjoyment Forecasts and social media hype, visualized. Read More WHITE PAPER: Bitdefender Secure Virtual Infrastructure Without Impacting Performance Implementing traditional security solutions in virtualized environments can quickly lead to performance degradation. Download this whitepaper to learn how to build a security solution built specifically for virtual environments. Secure your infrastructure, improve performance, and lower costs. Learn More In this Issue Richi Jennings: Facebook: DOWN. Instagram: OFFLINE. #LizardSquad: "It was us." #facebookdown Kevin Fogarty: Schmidt: Internet won't go away; Gates:It won't be omnipotent, either Darlene Storm: Malaysia Airlines claim DNS hijacked, site not hacked, but attackers threaten data dump Jonny Evans: Elvis Presley's iPad and other stories IDG Contributor Network: The real problem isn't online ad fraud -- it's viewability Sharky: So THAT'S why they think it's "their" printer RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspectives Conference Reserve your seat today for CIO Perspectives Dallas Some of our agenda highlights include these sessions and topics: Tapping into the Innovative Minds of Millennials, Clearing Away the FUD Factors in Cybersecurity Decision-Making, Charting the Future of the Digital Enterprise, and Straight Talk About SMAC. Click to continue Richi Jennings: Facebook: DOWN. Instagram: OFFLINE. #LizardSquad: "It was us." #facebookdown Reptilian hackers Lizard Squad's claim denied by Facebook: Facebook was down for an hour. Instagram was down, too. And so were a services that rely on Zuckerberg's authentication system -- such as Tinder. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers swipe right. Read More Kevin Fogarty: Schmidt: Internet won't go away; Gates:It won't be omnipotent, either Google chief Eric Schmidt was misquoted as saying the Internet would go away. He said it would embed into everything and become a ubiquitous, universal good. Pretty good, according to Bill Gates, but it still won't cure malaria. Read More Darlene Storm: Malaysia Airlines claim DNS hijacked, site not hacked, but attackers threaten data dump Lizard Squad and Cyber Caliphate hacker groups hijacked the DNS of Malaysia Airlines, so that visitors to the URL saw two different '404 Not Found' defacements. Yet Malaysia Airlines claimed its 'website was not hacked' and customer data 'remains secure.' The attackers say that's not true and threatened to leak the looted data. Read More WEBCAST: RSA Preventing Data Breaches with Data Access Governance Discover how a real-life data access scenario is solved. Learn how to gain a clear picture of who has access to your data and avoid the risk of a data breach. Learn More>> Jonny Evans: Elvis Presley's iPad and other stories Mobile tech is transforming everything, here's a few illustrations as to how -- and why -- there's iPads in Gracelands. Read More IDG Contributor Network: The real problem isn't online ad fraud -- it's viewability New offerings based on eye-tracking methodologies might be the long-sought answer to this issue. Read More Sharky: So THAT'S why they think it's "their" printer It's more than a few years ago, this pilot fish is the first network administrator at a small private college, and his users were just getting used to the idea of network-attached printers. Read More
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