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HARDWARE, SOFTWARE
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Welcome to the first edition of "Tech Around the World", our new daily feature where we will cover the latest news happening in tech. From Monday to Friday, we'll strive to create good and coherent list of important events.
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ENTERPRISE, SECURITY, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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It was only a matter of time. A Stuxnet malware knock off has been identified, and named Duqu or DQ in reference to characters found repetitively in its code. Speculations abound as to where it came from and why it exists.
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SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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There is no secret that no love is lost between Intel and Microsoft. Formerly known as Wintel alliance, both companies shifted away from each other. Still, leaking strategies should be a big no-no.
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ENTERPRISE, SECURITY
ANALYSIS
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The growing list of mobile device options is exhilarating... You can be in touch with anyone, anywhere - all the time. But what if that mass sharing isn't something you want to do at all times?
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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Halloween is a time for scary ghouls and goblins, but watch out for the scareware. Like trick and treaters hiding behind fake masks, scareware hides behind a fake facade to trick you into loading it onto your computer.
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HARDWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Last week, San Francisco’s Moscone Center was home to Intel's annual gathering. It was fairly low key with a couple of 3.1 Richter scale announcements. Peaking under the surface reveals that Intel is repositioning themselves…
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SOFTWARE
NEWS
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McAfee, recently announced to be bought out by Intel yesterday detailed that a new scam was making its rounds around the internet regarding Newegg.
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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With the stock market opening today, Intel announced that the company is acquiring popular computer security manufacturer, McAfee to the tune of 7.68 billion dollars i.e. $48 per share.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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Google is up in arms about a recent targeted attack that they claim came from China. Because of this they are not talking about shutting down Google.cn. But is all as it seems?
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
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Today, a lot of alleged security firms do nothing but release malware under a guise of "safety", flooding Ad services with misleading advertising. CCSS Forum is battling those impostors.
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