Is your compiler making your applications vulnerable?

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	October 30, 2013 Read about a new tool from MIT researchers that can help identify code which compilers may leave out, potentially leading to security vulnerabilities 10. Peter Smith: Nvidia adds Shadowplay game recording to GeForce Experience 9. Matthew Mombrea: Seagate Kinetic - Cloud storage on a disk, no server required 8. Sandra Henry-Stocker: Unix aliases make it easy to be more efficient 7. Andy Patrizio: Executive shakeups hit Qualcomm, Intel 6. Paul Roberts: The Cost of Holiday Season Cyber Attacks? $500K Per Hour! WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Learn More Read Enterprise Management Associates' 2013 Private Cloud Platforms Radar Report to see how EMA evaluated BMC's cloud management solutions. Learn More 5. Melanie Pinola: How to schedule automatic, full backups in Windows 8 4. Keith Shaw: Slipping stormtroopers and other Star Wars bloopers 3. Dan Tynan: Vocativ is mining Facebook posts for news. You got a problem with that? 2. Kevin Purdy: Every phone charger should be like the Bolt charger 1. Phil Johnson: How your compiler may be compromising application security WHITE PAPER: Canon U.S.A., Inc. Saving Lives and Eliminating Human Suffering The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is one of the largest and most respected of its kind. They needed advanced hardware and software solutions to face their unique challenges–like precisely tracking funds and resource consumption. Learn More Most Popular Dilbert's Scott Adams describes himself as a manager: 'completely incapable' Surface 2 review: Cautious upgrades don't help a tablet in desperate need of relevance Improve job-hunting, networking efficiency with Google's Canned Responses How to get the most money for your old iPad 6 Tasks You Can't Do With Traditional IT Operations Tools WHITE PAPER: KnowBe4 Phishing Attacks: Is Your Organization's Email a Target? Attackers can launch spear-phishing attacks on your organization with email addresses resulting in serious data breaches. Take defensive action today and find out how many of your email addresses are exposed. Receive a one-time free 'deep-search' and find your exposed email addresses as well as the websites where they can be found. View now
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