How to avoid common PC building mistakes

How to build the ultimate PC security suite for free Patent firm Lodsys backs out of dispute with Kaspersky Lab IT News Daily October 04, 2013 Share this email How to avoid common PC building mistakes Few things in life are as satisfying as building your own PC. Cobbling together a softly purring, fully functional computer out of disparate parts offers a true sense of creation. Even better, rolling your own results in a cheaper and more personally tailored PC than what you can find at big-box stores. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. How to build the ultimate PC security suite for free 2. Patent firm Lodsys backs out of dispute with Kaspersky Lab 3. US demanded access to encryption keys of email provider Lavabit 4. How Japan's Olympics will revolutionize tech 5. Mocana unwraps protection for iOS 7 apps 6. Faded satellite star LightSquared headed for auction block in November 7. Snapchat seen overmatched in fight with Facebook 8. Samsung execs may have peeked at secret Apple info 9. Samsung's sales and profit on a roll 10. US indicts 13 Anonymous members for DDoS attacks 11. 10 tidbits from Twitter's IPO filing 12. Twitter appears to have dodged Facebook's mobile problem 13. Apple releases OS X 10.8.5 supplemental update, iTunes 11.1.1 WHITE PAPER: Dell Application Virtualization: Powerful or problematic? Using virtual-application delivery platforms is easy – but have you considered the challenges of application virtualization? What's the best way to solve them? In this new white paper, discover the road bumps when creating and installing virtual applications – and how to easily get past them. Read now! How to build the ultimate PC security suite for free If you have a PC, you're a target. READ MORE Patent firm Lodsys backs out of dispute with Kaspersky Lab Security firm Kaspersky Lab said patent firm Lodsys had withdrawn its claims rather than face the verdict of the court in a patent dispute. READ MORE US demanded access to encryption keys of email provider Lavabit The U.S. government demanded from email service provider Lavabit access to all user communications and a copy of the encryption keys used to secure web, instant message and email traffic for its investigation into several Lavabit user accounts, according to a post on the Facebook page of founder Ladar Levison. READ MORE How Japan's Olympics will revolutionize tech Last month's awarding of the 2020 Olympic Games to Tokyo could be great news for technology. READ MORE Mocana unwraps protection for iOS 7 apps Mocana will soon allow companies to wrap iOS 7 apps in a layer of security software designed to insulate enterprise data from hackers who are becoming increasingly interested in smartphones. READ MORE Faded satellite star LightSquared headed for auction block in November The long saga of satellite operator LightSquared's quest to become a cellular carrier may come to an end soon with an auction for the company's assets scheduled for late November. READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies, Inc. Demonstrate the Business Value of Security This Forrester report highlights the most common mistakes made in the budgeting process and offers Forrester's step-by-step Information Security Value Model to guide you through a strategy to support smart investment and resource allocation. Learn More Snapchat seen overmatched in fight with Facebook Social startup Snapchat may be batting out of its league if it plans to take on social behemoth Facebook. READ MORE Samsung execs may have peeked at secret Apple info Samsung's lawyers may have provided their clients access to highly confidential information such as Apple's patent licensing agreements with Nokia, Ericsson, Sharp and Philips, according to a court document. READ MORE Samsung's sales and profit on a roll Samsung Electronics forecast strong growth in revenue and profit in the third quarter as the company rolled out new models of its smartphones and tablets, including products for emerging markets. READ MORE US indicts 13 Anonymous members for DDoS attacks The U.S. has brought criminal charges against 13 persons, said to be members of the hacker group Anonymous, for their alleged participation in cyberattacks as part of a campaign called Operation Payback. READ MORE 10 tidbits from Twitter's IPO filing Twitter made its IPO documents public Thursday and in the process revealed some juicy information about the company, like how much money it makes (or loses) and how much its executives get paid. Here are a few of the details we learned about Twitter today. READ MORE Twitter appears to have dodged Facebook's mobile problem Twitter has fewer users and less revenue than Facebook, but in mobile advertising Twitter appears to have dodged the problems that dragged down Facebook's stock after its public offering last year. READ MORE Apple releases OS X 10.8.5 supplemental update, iTunes 11.1.1 OS X Mavericks may be on the horizon, but don't think we're done with Mountain Lion quite yet. Late on Thursday, Apple released OS X 10.8.5 Supplemental Update 1.0, along with iTunes 11.1.1. READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Citrix Empowering Information Security with Desktop Virtualization IT faces an uphill battle to manage and protect enterprise applications. To control risk across the diverse computing landscape, organizations must centralize control of enterprise Windows applications, ensuring that only authorized users have access. This paper describes how desktop virtualization offers IT a powerful solution. View Now Follow IT News Share this email You are currently subscribed to itnews_daily as garn14.tech@blogger.com. Unsubscribe from this newsletter | Manage your subscriptions | Subscribe | Privacy Policy If you are interested in advertising in this newsletter, please contact: sean_weglage@itworld.com To contact IT News, please send an e-mail to online@itworld.com Copyright (C) 2013 IT News, 492 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham, MA 01701 ** Please do not reply to this message. To contact someone directly, send an e-mail to online@itworld.com. **