The NSA doesn't need to read your emails to know what you're doing

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	July 30, 2013 Read about what the NSA (and big businesses) are doing to keep tabs on you, where AMD is headed and how to replace that crummy touchscreen keyboard in Windows 8 10. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Big data, metadata, and traffic analysis: What the NSA is really doing 9. It's you LAST CHANCE to win a copy of 'Drupal 7 Explained' 8. Paul Roberts: Ad networks lay path to million-strong browser botnet 7. Apple supplier Pegatron slammed for alleged labor abuses in China 6. Eric Bloom: 5 ways to encourage others to join the IT profession WHITE PAPER: Tibco Integration #Fail Read the Integration #Fail Whitepaper to learn how you can avoid the pitfalls and maximize performance, results, and success. Read Now! 5. Andy Patrizio: Left for dead, AMD plots its third act 4. Top hacker dies days before scheduled Black Hat talk 3. Melanie Pinola: A better, built-in option to Windows 8's crummy touchscreen keyboard 2. Apple restores key parts of dev site after attack 1. Chris Nerney: These are the animals and insects most likely to kill you WEBCAST: PC Connection Simplify Your Servers Would you like to simplify your server infrastructure? Learn about the benefits that Cisco UCS and Intel® Xeon® processors bring to data center computing. Discover how to overcome limitations in your existing server infrastructure to deploy more servers in less space at a lower cost and reduce time spent on tactical operational activities. View now. Most Popular With Chromecast, Google reveals Chrome as its strategic big gun Drone show attendees flock to new $700 model Chief Digital Officer: Hot new tech title or flash in the pan? Facebook invents a PHP virtual machine Astronaut controls robot on Earth from the ISS   WEBCAST: Comcast Business Transformation with Cloud Based Communications Experts explain what you need to know about moving to a cloud-based unified communications (UCC) solution. A UCC solution can provide universal features and constant connectivity without the big investment. Learn about the challenges these solutions present, what benefits they offer and what types of companies can benefit most. View Now
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