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IDG Enterprise Top Stories Our top picks of the week from IDG Aug 29, 2017 VMware embraces cloud during VMWorld, CEO Gelsinger says VMware is rolling out services worldwide in the AWS cloud over the next 15 months, starting in the U.S. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What do if your public cloud is hacked • 12 bad habits that slow IT to a crawl • How to get started with Akka.Net • As Apple preps for the iPhone 8, wireless charging option seems more likely • Researchers find a way to stop ISPs from spying on you via your smart devices • Security firms team up to neutralize WireX botnet after multiple DDoS attacks • History of computers, part 1 — The bulletin board system eBook: Forcepoint Advanced Evasion Techniques for Dummies Welcome to Advanced Evasion Techniques For Dummies, your guide to the security evasion techniques that have become a serious preoccupation of the IT industry. This isn't to say that IT security hasn't been a major source of worry in the past; on the contrary, the last decade has been witness to growing security threats, cybercrime and compliance regulations. Read More ▶ What do if your public cloud is hacked In the unlikely event your cloud provider has a breach, there are several things you should do—and not do—to protect yourself Read More ▶ 12 bad habits that slow IT to a crawl Bottlenecks always seem born of the best intentions, but they must be rooted out — and broken. From governance to manual provisioning, here's what's holding up your IT organization's ability to deliver results. Read More ▶ How to get started with Akka.Net Take advantage of Akka.Net to build concurrent, fault tolerant, event-driven applications using the high-level abstractions of the actor model Read More ▶ As Apple preps for the iPhone 8, wireless charging option seems more likely Although its smartphone rivals have offered wireless charging for years, Apple may finally be ready to roll out the technology in the upcoming iPhone. Read More ▶ Researchers find a way to stop ISPs from spying on you via your smart devices ISPs can use your IoT devices to spy on you, but researchers from Princeton University came up with a way to fight back. Read More ▶ Security firms team up to neutralize WireX botnet after multiple DDoS attacks Researchers from Akamai, Cloudflare, Flashpoint, Google, Oracle (Dyn), RiskIQ, Team Cymru, and others worked to take down an Android-based botnet responsible for DDoS attacks this month. Read More ▶ History of computers, part 1 — The bulletin board system Before we had always-available, fast connections to multiple servers, we had dial-up modems and bulletin board systems (BBS). And it wasn't even that long ago. Read More ▶ eBook: Forcepoint All Clouds Are Not Equal In the early days of cloud computing, security concerns prevented many organizations from moving their data, applications, and infrastructure off premises. Today, however, that thinking has come full circle, and most organizations realize that the cloud offers the potential to be a safe place for all three. Read More ▶

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