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 Climate Change Data Errors Highlight Need for Open Source Data
Published February 26, 2010
Dr. John Graham-Cumming discovered errors in climate change data and said future problems could be averted with open source data.
Tech Comics: "Chatting in Real Time"
By Oliver Widder -
Published February 26, 2010
The Internet is a great conduit for communication of all kinds. But what happens when we meet face to face? [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Intel Wrestles With Windows 7 Deployment Issues
By Stuart J. Johnston -
Published February 26, 2010
An Intel engineer blogs about the challenges involved in moving the tech giant, which skipped Windows Vista and stuck with XP, to Windows 7. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
NetApp Says Data Storage Future is SATA and Cache Cards
Published February 26, 2010
In NetApp's view, there will be no tiering of storage in the future.
E-mail Backup Options for SMBs
Published February 26, 2010
SMBs look to online disaster recovery and business continuity solutions specifically for e-mail.
The Many Faces of MAID Storage Technology
Published February 26, 2010
Disk-based storage has struggled with large quantities of data. One solution is MAID. This paper discusses the various approaches.
10 Things the Data Center Will Pass on in 2010
Published February 26, 2010
In the data center, trumpeted developments of today are unlikely to materialize.
Australian Road Sign Hacked
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
The display was changed to insult the country's prime minister. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Picasa Vulnerability Found
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
The flaw was uncovered by security firm Secunia. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Killer Whale Tragedy Used as Malware Bait
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
People searching for video of the incident are directed to sites pushing fake anti-virus software. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
N.Y. Man Admits to Copyright Infringement
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
Robert Cimino confessed to selling pirated software worth more than $270,000. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
The Year in Spam
Published February 26, 2010
A Kaspersky report finds that spam comprised 85.2 percent of e-mail traffic in 2009. [more from ]
Comcast Hacker Pleads Guilty
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
Christopher Allen Lewis was part of a group that took Comcast's Web site offline in May 2008. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
FSA Warns of New Scams
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
Criminals are cloning genuine company Web sites in order to sell worthless shares. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
ControlScan Settles with FTC
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
The settlement bars the company from misrepresenting its services in the future. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
TYPO3 Updated
By eSecurityPlanet Staff -
Published February 26, 2010
The update patches several vulnerabilities. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Five Fabulous PHP Frameworks
By Jason Gilmore -
Published February 25, 2010
Turbocharge your PHP development with these five fantastic frameworks: CakePHP, CodeIgniter, DooPHP, Symfony, and Zend. [more from www.developer.com]
Google Strategist Says Open Source Will Win
Published February 25, 2010
The future for open source technology looks bright says Google executive.
Five Gmail Labs Features Get the Axe
By David Needle -
Published February 25, 2010
Google also 'graduates' six new features to standard Gmail that had been part of ongoing test program. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Microsoft Takes Down Malicious 'Waledac' Botnet
By Stuart J. Johnston -
Published February 25, 2010
But what can users do to disinfect hundreds of thousands of compromised computers worldwide, even as Microsoft suspends nearly 300 rogue Internet domains? [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Phishing, SQL Injection Attacks Surged in 2009
By Larry Barrett -
Published February 25, 2010
IBM's X-Force security report finds that hackers have mastered the art of attacking Web browsers and document readers, even though application security has improved. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Service Portfolio Management: Manage IT For Business Value
Published February 25, 2010
Learn how the discipline of Service Portfolio Management (SPM) can help IT guide its strategic investments and operational resource allocation throughout the service lifecycle.
Disk Backup, Deduplication Move Tape to an Archiving Role
By Lynn Haber -
Published February 25, 2010
Cheap, high-capacity disk storage and deduplication are pushing tape backup into an archiving role. [more from www.enterprisestorageforum.com]
SaaSy Open Source Innovation
Published February 25, 2010
Open source is innovating with Software as a Service.
10 Ways to Protect Your Network from SQL Injection Attacks
By Paul Rubens -
Published February 25, 2010
SQL injection attacks pose a massive potential threat to your organization. Learn ten ways to prevent or mitigate them. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Worldwide Server Market Rebounds Sharply in Fourth Quarter
Published February 25, 2010
Demand for blades and x86 servers pushed shipments up 1.9 percent compared to the previous year.
CA Continues Cloud Computing Buying Spree
Published February 25, 2010
In its third recent cloud computing acquisition, CA will purchase 3Tera for an undisclosed sum.
Shelved IT Projects Moving Forward
By CIO Update Staff -
Published February 25, 2010
CIOs plan to move their IT strategy forward with projects - Cloud computing, virtualization, branded social media - that were put on the back burner during the recession. [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Oracle Explains Unclear Message About OpenSolaris
Published February 25, 2010
Oracle says not to worry--they're not planning to kill off OpenSolaris.
Cisco Invests In Virtualization Security Start-Up
Published February 25, 2010
Cisco and other investors put $10.5 million into HyTrust's efforts to boost hypervisor security.
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