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  • Is Our Data Too Vulnerable in the Cloud?


    NYT > Theater — Authority Authority: 901
    Not only could stored data be stolen by hackers or lost to breakdowns, but a cloud provider might mishandle data, says an article on cloud computing.
    5 hours ago

  • Is Our Data Too Vulnerable in the Cloud?


    Bits — Authority Authority: 774
    technologyreview.comTechnology Review’s latest ‘Security in the Ether’ articleThe coming January issue of Technology Review features an important article discussing if cloud computing is secure enough for broad public use.‘Security in the Ether’, written by David Talbot, brings to light some of the serious ...
    5 hours ago

  • Exponentials R Us: Seven Computer Science Game-Changers from the 2000’s, and Seven More to Come


    Xconomy — Authority Authority: 663
    Computers , Internet , wireless Ed Lazowska wrote: Forty years ago, in 1969, Neil Armstrong left footprints on the surface of the moon. It was an extraordinary accomplishment. Also in 1969, with much less fanfare and at much less expense, Len Kleinrock’s programmer Charley Kline sent the first message ...
    13 hours ago

  • wheres the app?


    andi baritchi - the blog — Authority Authority: 122
    desktop computing is finally moving back from fat client to thin client, which is now fashionably called called computing .  at the same time, embedded devices such as phones, e-book readers, tablets, and even cars (!) are moving in the opposite direction. with the theres an app for that mantra, were expected to ...
    15 hours ago

  • Custom ACL for S3 buckets and keys.


    The UNIX and Linux Forums — Authority Authority: 170
    Recently I realized that s3cmd (ubuntu) does not let you have custom acls on s3 objects. So I wrote the following ruby script and I thought I could share with you all. Using s3fox, s3hub etc was really painful. #!/usr/bin/env ruby require rubygems require aws/s3 key = ARGV[0] ## they key that you want to add ACL to. ...
    16 hours ago

  • Cloud computing in 2010: Survey


    MulticoreInfo.com — Authority Authority: 142
    by Johan De GelasCloud Computing was probably the most popular buzzword of 2009. There was a lot of hype, but basically, cloud computing is about using the large datacenters of the Internet to your advantage. Either by copying the methods they use to be very scalable and available and applying them in your own ...
    17 hours ago

  • PowerShell (in the Cloud) Azure Sample


    Development in a Blink — Authority Authority: 411
    Marco Shaw, PowerShell MVP, posts on building and deploying the MDSN Code Gallery Sample for hosting PowerShell in Azure. Here is his hosted application .
    18 hours ago

  • Simplified Analysis: Forging A Biometric ID


    CIO - Blogs and Discussion - — Authority Authority: 145
    Security of biometric ID’s like biometric passports is a very frequent topic of discussion and we all know there are issues. read more
    1 day ago

  • Google: Our systems will always be open...except when theyre not


    Computerworld Blogs — Authority Authority: 145
    Google has just published a manifesto explaining why open systems and open software lead to innovation, more consumer choice, and a more vibrant and profitable economy. It vowed that its systems will always be open --- but still refuses to be open about its most important code, its search algorithms. read more
    1 day ago

  • Cloud wars: what you should know when the dust settles


    Service-Oriented Architecture — Authority Authority: 492
    Google versus Microsoft versus IBM versus Amazon... Whats best for your enterprise?
    1 day ago

  • Essential Security Precautions for Your New Christmas PC


    Bill Mullins' Weblog - Tech Thoughts — Authority Authority: 138
    You’ve been pretty good this year, (haven’t you?), so you just might get a new PC for Christmas  But, before you test drive this new machine, there are some fundamental precautions you need to take before you connect to the Internet.Since you are reading, this I’ll assume that you are aware that there are [...]
    1 day ago

  • Development of Multi Function Printer for Cloud Computing by RICOH


    Japan Technology Information — Authority Authority: 131
    Cloud Computing which many consider to be the major reviving factor in the IT industry all thanks to proliferation of advances web applications finding itself available to array of software applications such as storage and information sharing, CRM, personal management and payroll calculation to name a few. The idea of ...
    1 day ago

  • BlackBerry outages: what the heck is going on at RIM?


    Computerworld Blogs — Authority Authority: 145
    Those poor, poor BlackBerry users got stuck with an eight hour outage last night. Its Research in Motions third this month, and seems to have affected users in North America and elsewhere. In IT Blogwatch , bloggers ask, "What price reliability, eh?" Not to mention Mosspuppet is back on form... (RIMM) read ...
    1 day ago

  • Cloud Security - Bah Humbug!


    TM Forum Online Community — Authority Authority: 127
      I’m not sure if my colleague Jim Warner had anything to do with this but industry pundit, Phil Wainewright, wrote in his popular blog on ZD Net that if he reads one more article about “the security problem inherent in the size and structure of clouds,” then he swears he will burst a blood vessel. He pulls ...
    1 day ago

  • Zmanda: Open Source Backup for Government VARs?


    The VAR Guy — Authority Authority: 526
    Zmanda is the latest open source company to catch Uncle Sam’s attention. Specifically, Zmanda’s open source backup and restore applications are now part of the Synnex GSA (General Services Agreement) schedule — which makes it significantly easier for VARs to offer Zmanda to government agencies. Here’s the ...
    1 day ago

  • Simplified Analysis: Forging A Biometric ID


    Information Security Resources — Authority Authority: 473
    By Bozidar Spirovski , CISSP, MCSA, MCP But most of those issues are related to encryption, materials and generally anything that requires a lot of technical knowledge. Here is an example of the possibility to create a fake Biometric ID with very little technical knowledge. In order to understand this ...
    1 day ago

  • SugarCRM CEO Sets Aggressive 2010 Revenue and Channel Goals


    The VAR Guy — Authority Authority: 526
    SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin loves stretch goals. A case in point: Augustin hopes to double SugarCRM’s revenues in 2010. To get there Augustin will need help from traditional channel partners and emerging Software as a Service (SaaS) partners. Here’s the open source CRM company’s strategy. During a FastChat ...
    1 day ago

  • Affino Social Campaigns Sneak Peek


    CMC — Authority Authority: 153
    As you might have noticed from our Affino Tweets lately on twitter.com/affino , we’ve been doing a lot of work to integrate Affino seamlessly with Twitter. This is just the first phase of our Social Integration project which will be launched in January. Social Connectors You can see the settings screen above, ...
    1 day ago

  • Geni.com Helps You Keep In Touch With Family… No Matter Where They Live


    Gear Diary — Authority Authority: 647
    I come from a relatively small family… …but I married into a far larger family (and they all stay in touch)! (It is so large, in fact, that two of my aunt-in-laws walked into a funeral I was officiating a few hours ago.) It’s hard to keep everyone straight. Fortunately somewhere along the line someone in ...
    1 day ago

  • Backupify Cloud Backup Free Until January 31; Stays Free If You Sign Up Now [Backups]


    Lifehacker — Authority Authority: 801
    Previously mentioned web service Backupify backs up all your online accounts (Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and a ton more) to the cloud, normally for a nominal fee—but until January 31, 2009, all Backupify accounts will be free with unlimited storage. After this period, the service will go back to a paid ...
    1 day ago

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