Thursday, November 6, 2014

Tech's new blue collar: Good-paying jobs that don't require a 4-year degree

FBI grabs a Most Wanted Cyber Fugitive

Facebook releases C++ libraries to ease Internet communications

ITworld Today
November 06, 2014

Tech's new blue collar: Good-paying jobs that don't require a 4-year degree

Traditional manufacturing work may be mostly offshored, but there are plenty of tech-industry jobs that don't require a bachelor's degree and can provide a middle-class life.

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Issue highlights

1. FBI grabs a Most Wanted Cyber Fugitive

2. Facebook releases C++ libraries to ease Internet communications

3. 'Dridex' malware revives Microsoft Word macro attacks

4. Experts: Don't use Apple Pay, CurrentC until crooks get a shot at them

5. Microsoft to focus on search apps with Bing

6. Droid Turbo: A beefy Android smartphone with better battery life

7. Windows tip: How to bypass your corporate home page

8. The Onyx is the closest thing we have to a Star Trek Communicator

9. WIN THIS BOOK: Responsive Mobile Design: Designing for Every Device

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FBI grabs a Most Wanted Cyber Fugitive

The FBI this week said it had nabbed one of the agency's Cyber's Most Wanted outlaws -- John Gordon Baden – who is charged with stealing the identities of 40,000 people and then using the information to siphon millions of dollars from brokerage or bank accounts. READ MORE

Facebook releases C++ libraries to ease Internet communications

Facebook has released a collection of open-source code libraries that should ease the process of getting C++ programs to communicate over the Internet. READ MORE

'Dridex' malware revives Microsoft Word macro attacks

Macro attacks fell out of favor years ago but are coming back, Trend Micro said. READ MORE

Experts: Don't use Apple Pay, CurrentC until crooks get a shot at them

Despite designers' diligence, these payment systems haven't been tested by real-world criminals. READ MORE

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Microsoft to focus on search apps with Bing

Microsoft's director of search admitted that its Bing search engine can't compete with Google search in a full-on faceoff, but the company will focus instead on search applications. READ MORE

Droid Turbo: A beefy Android smartphone with better battery life

Motorola's Droid Turbo isn't sexy, but it offers speed, helpful software extensions, and the ability to go two days between charges. READ MORE

Windows tip: How to bypass your corporate home page

Do you work at a company that loads a corporate home page every time you open a new browser tab? If so, follow these steps to create a shortcut that bypasses the company time-waster and opens the home page of your choice. READ MORE

The Onyx is the closest thing we have to a Star Trek Communicator

Earlier this year Scio Kickstarted a tricorder; now you can pair it with a communicator! READ MORE

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Learn how to create Web designs that work on any device. Enter now for your chance to win! READ MORE

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