| ITworld Today | | | We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! | | | Issue highlights 1. Report: NSA broke into UN video teleconferencing system 2. Linus Torvalds celebrates 22 years of Linux with nostalgic message 3. China suffers major DDoS attack on .cn domain 4. Thornton May: The one thing we know about the future is that it's coming 5. IBM to license Power chip design to Google, others 6. Hackers may cash in when XP is retired 7. A new owner may not be able to save BlackBerry | | White Paper: F5 Networks Security is an intrusive mechanism that is often seen to interfere with normal business operations. Nonetheless, security is essential to the normal operation of the business, and the right security mechanisms and approaches can minimize performance degradation. View Now | | The U.S. National Security Agency reportedly cracked the encryption used by the video teleconferencing system at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. READ MORE | | It was 22 years ago on Sunday that Linus Torvalds announced in a newsgroup posting that he was creating a free operating system, a message he echoed in his announcement Sunday of the latest Linux kernel release candidate. READ MORE | | China's Internet on early Sunday morning suffered a major distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that briefly disrupted and slowed access to sites in the .cn domain. READ MORE | | White Paper: PC Connection We surveyed more than 500 organizations to uncover what they are looking for in a cloud solution, what their top concerns are, and how they respond to the risks associated with this trend. Download this report and begin your journey to the cloud today. Read Now | | In the history of computing, enterprise IT has rarely ever been prepared for the future. But we can't go on that way. READ MORE | | IBM will license designs of the Power microprocessor architecture to other companies including Google, in an effort to expand use of the platform in servers and reverse declines in its hardware business. READ MORE | | Hackers may bank their Windows XP zero-day exploits and cash them in after Microsoft stops patching the aged operating system next April. READ MORE | | BlackBerry explores the possibility of putting itself up for sale as even BlackBerry 10 can't stop its phones from slipping into fourth place in the mobile market. READ MORE | | Webcast: HP & Intel® According to market research, more than 60 percent of enterprises will have adopted some form of cloud computing by 2013. Learn how your organization can benefit from the scalability, flexibility, and performance that the cloud offers through the short videos and other resources in this HP & Intel® Cloud Knowledge Vault. View Now | | | | | | |
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