Monday, November 23, 2009

New attack fells Internet Explorer; Oddball gifts for uber geeks; Cyberattacks on U.S. military jump sharply

Oddball Gifts for Uber Geeks; Cyberattacks on U.S. military jump sharply in 2009
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New attack fells Internet Explorer

A hacker has posted attack code that could be used to break into a PC running older versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. Read full story

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Cyberattacks on U.S. military jump sharply in 2009
Cyberattacks on the U.S. Department of Defense -- many of them coming from China -- have jumped sharply in 2009, a U.S. congressional committee reported Thursday.

Broadband stimulus grants delayed
The two government agencies in charge of doling out broadband stimulus cash have pushed back the dates for when they'll start handing out grants.

Global warming research exposed after hack
An anonymous hacker has posted private e-mails, files and other documents belonging to a noted climate researcher, sparking an international debate between skeptics of global warming and those who see it as an urgent problem.

Juniper steals spotlight from Cisco again with second flavor of 100G Ethernet
In the jostling to grab the headlines for next-gen 100Gbps Ethernet, Juniper this week unveiled its second offering: a 10x10G Ethernet physical interface card (PIC) for its T1600 core router.

Federal data breach highlights difficulties of data security
In January 2008, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) instituted a security initiative called the Federal Desktop Core Configuration or FDCC. FDCC is comprised of about 300 settings on Windows PCs. The objective is to create a standard federal desktop configuration that eases operations and improves security.

New H-1B hiring bill takes aim at tech firms
Two U.S. Senators have proposed legislation that would bar any firm which lays off 50 or more workers from hiring guest workers holding H-1B visas.

What Chrome OS Means for Business
Today in Mountain View, Google held a press event to announce details of its upcoming Chrome OS. What it unveiled is an exciting new platform for Web computing that is aimed squarely at consumer netbooks, and has little relevance to businesses today.

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November 23, 2009

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  6. So you think you know Skype?
  7. NSA helped with Windows 7 development
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