IPMI: The most dangerous protocol you've never heard of

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	IPMI: The most dangerous protocol you've never heard of Another week, another terrifying presentation about security holes in IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface) -- a widely used technology for remote management of servers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Zetta Cloud-based enterprise-grade online backup If you're searching for a cloud storage provider, you're not alone. According to IDC, worldwide spending on public IT cloud is expected to approach $100 billion by 2016. Read Now In this Issue Quiz: Name that hacker Don't get 'catfished:' Tips for vetting a stranger's online identity Win $500? Survey says YES! NSA-dodging mail service explains why email can never truly be private and secure Attackers use Ramnit malware to target Steam users XP Z: Microsoft scares Windows XP users straight with undead bug warning Cybercriminals add new exploit for recently patched Java vulnerability to their arsenal USENIX: Gamers use DDoS as a service to cheat -- a lot Why I'm turning over password management to Dashlane 5 examples of zero-day attacks WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Make your business smarter with cloud-based analytics Learn how sales, finance, investment, risk, marketing, and procurement leaders are using SaaS-based business analytics to become more agile, serve the customer better, and deliver business results. Learn More. Quiz: Name that hacker After breaking into networks for fun, profit, and to fulfill political agendas, some did prison time. Read More Don't get 'catfished:' Tips for vetting a stranger's online identity All you need is a little prowess and search knowhow to expose someone online. It's not creepy, it's for your own safety. Read More Win $500? Survey says YES! Take our short tech survey (just 10 minutes, we promise) and enter the drawing for a chance to win $500. Read More NSA-dodging mail service explains why email can never truly be private and secure Silent Circle explains the technicalities behind its decision to fall on its sword before the government came a-knockin'. Read More Attackers use Ramnit malware to target Steam users A new variant of the Ramnit financial malware is using local Web browser injections in order to steal log-in credentials for Steam accounts. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Live on 4/23! Happy Customers and a Lower TCO This webinar provides real world insight into converged systems taken from Oracle production environments. Join us to learn which offerings have the Lowest TCO, Highest Customer Satisfaction and Fewest Security Breaches... and more. Learn More XP Z: Microsoft scares Windows XP users straight with undead bug warning Microsoft warned Windows XP customers that they face never-patched, never-dead "zero-day" vulnerabilities if they don't dump the 12-year-old operating system before its April 2014 retirement. Read More Cybercriminals add new exploit for recently patched Java vulnerability to their arsenal Newly released exploit for Java vulnerability patched in June was added to the Styx exploit toolkit. Read More USENIX: Gamers use DDoS as a service to cheat -- a lot Inexpensive DDoS-as-a-service can stress-test your network or attack someone else's. Read More Why I'm turning over password management to Dashlane This utility is so good, I'm even going to pay for the premium version. Read More 5 examples of zero-day attacks Zero-day attacks can strike anywhere, anytime. Here are five example of recent zero-day exploits. Read More
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