Monday, September 1, 2014

9 secrets to project management success

9 secrets to project management success

Microsoft should ante up to users for scammed Windows Store apps

ITworld Today
September 01, 2014

50 Norweigian oil companies suffer cyber attack

Yes, I said "cyber". Yesterday 50 Norweigian businesses came under a concerted attack by parties unknown. The exact nature of the attack has not come to light just yet.

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Issue highlights

1. 9 secrets to project management success

2. Microsoft should ante up to users for scammed Windows Store apps

3. IT resume makeover: How to avoid buzzword burnout

4. Round smartwatches mean more work for developers

5. 6 powerful Google Apps features you're probably not using

6. IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service

Webcast: IBM

ING Transforms DevOps to Reduce Cost and Speed Delivery

ING, one of the largest banks in Europe needed to reduce the high cost of isolated, inefficient application development. They chose IBM PureApplication System to move their IT infrastructure to a cloud-based shared service model. In this Webcast, ING executive, Mark Willemse, shares the lessons ING learned from this strategic initiative. Learn more

9 secrets to project management success

Project management seems so straightforward. You set a deadline. You set a budget. You select the right people. The project gets done. READ MORE

Microsoft should ante up to users for scammed Windows Store apps

Microsoft finally did the right thing by finally ridding the Windows Store of 1,500 scams and copycat apps. But here's one thing it's not yet doing: Actively searching out users who paid for the fraudulent apps and paying them back. READ MORE

IT resume makeover: How to avoid buzzword burnout

Christopher White's resume was crammed with buzzwords, jargon and what executive resume writer, social media and career strategist Donald Burns calls "techno-gibberish." READ MORE

Webcast: Windstream

Customizing UC to Meet Today's Enterprise Demands

Many organizations are looking to Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) from providers such as Windstream to deliver UC capabilities with high reliability at a reasonable cost. Read More

Round smartwatches mean more work for developers

The arrival of the first round Android Wear-based smartwatches means developers have to take extra care to ensure their apps look good. READ MORE

6 powerful Google Apps features you're probably not using

Google Drive apps are loved for their simplicity and ease of use, but don't let that fool you. There's a whole lot of power locked up in these web apps. And while we'd never put the suite on a par with Microsoft Office, there are some impressive features in Docs, Sheets, and Slides that you've likely overlooked. READ MORE

IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service

IBM announced late Wednesday that it's making its artificially intelligent computer system, Watson, available to researchers as a cloud service. READ MORE

White Paper: Polycom

The Role of the User Experience in Video Conferencing

While video conferencing can offer significant, measurable benefits to companies and their employees, all video conferencing solutions are not alike. To ensure adoption, a successful deployment and implementation--and to maximize (ROI)--managers must choose their video conferencing tools wisely, matching the right technology to the right use cases. Learn more >>

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How a hacker could cause chaos on city streets

Having problems updating Windows 7? Try changing DNS settings

IBM Watson cooks up some new dishes

IT News Daily
September 01, 2014

How a hacker could cause chaos on city streets

Traffic is chaotic enough in major cities, but imagine how much worse it would be if a criminal hacker got control of the traffic lights.

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Issue highlights

1. Having problems updating Windows 7? Try changing DNS settings

2. IBM Watson cooks up some new dishes

3. Apple will keep pushing for a sales ban on Samsung products

4. Facebook testing mobile searches for old posts

5. Appeals court denies Oracle request to restore $1.3 billion judgment against SAP

6. Intel turns its attention to desktop performance, unveils 8-core Haswell-E processor

Having problems updating Windows 7? Try changing DNS settings

Microsoft may have republished its botched August update, but some Windows 7 users are reportedly still having problems with Windows Update. Fortunately, they've also found a simple solution. READ MORE

IBM Watson cooks up some new dishes

When not busy helping to find new treatments for cancer, IBM Watson is helping to cook up a few new dishes as well. READ MORE

WHITE PAPER: IBM

Why Big Data Doesn't Have to Mean Big Security Challenges

Big data environments create significant opportunities. However, organizations must come to terms with the security challenges they introduce. As big data environments ingest more data, organizations will face significant risks and threats to the repositories containing this data. Read Now

Apple will keep pushing for a sales ban on Samsung products

Apple will appeal a judge's order this week that denied its request for a sales ban on Samsung products that were found to infringe its patents. READ MORE

Facebook testing mobile searches for old posts

Facebook is testing a way to let users of its mobile app search for posts shared with them in the past. READ MORE

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Appeals court denies Oracle request to restore $1.3 billion judgment against SAP

Oracle has failed to persuade a federal appeals court to restore US$1.3 billion judgment in its copyright-infringement lawsuit against SAP, but will have the options of taking a lesser amount of money or pursuing a new trial. READ MORE

Intel turns its attention to desktop performance, unveils 8-core Haswell-E processor

Intel took the wraps off its most powerful consumer CPU at the PAX video-game conference in Seattle, WA, today. Intel's Core i7 High-end Desktop Processor Family, code-named Haswell-E, consists of three unlocked processors that support hyperthreading, DDR4 memory, and Intel's all-new X99 chipset. READ MORE

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Turnbull's whiteboard NBN-Lite justification doesn't add up

JLaw, Upton caught in celeb nude pics hack [Mon Sep 1 2014]

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*** Security News ***

JLaw, Upton caught in celeb nude pics hack
100 women victimised as Apple iCloud accounts reportedly popped
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/31/jlaw_upton_caught_in_celeb_nude_pics_hack/

Apple reportedly inks deal with American Express for its iPhone
payments system
To bonk, or not to bonk. That is the question
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/31/apple_reportedly_inks_deal_with_american_express_on_payment_system/

KER-CHING! CryptoWall ransomware scam rakes in $1 MEEELLION
Anatomy of the net's most destructive ransomware threat
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/29/cryptowall_analysis/

SIEMs like a good idea: How to manage security in real time
Join us in Reg Studios on September 29
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/29/webcast_promo_security_information_event_management/

Ice cream headache as black hat hacks sack Dairy Queen
I scream, you scream, we all scream 'DATA BREACH'!
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/29/black_hat_hacks_sack_dairy_queen_green/

Australia makes pinkie-promise to end Indonesia spying
Agreement aims to 'do no harm'
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/29/skips_pinkiepromise_to_end_indonesia_spying/

Feds salute plucky human ROBOT-FIGHTERS
Winners of DEFCON robocall-crushing competition showered in cash,
praise
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/29/ftc_announces_winners_of_defcon_antirobocall_competition/

Racing Post escapes ICO fine after leaking info of 677K punters
Stewards' inquiry faults unsaddled website
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/28/racing_post_data_breach/

Russia-based hackers prime suspects in JPMorgan mega-breach
FBI working on sanctions reprisals hack theory - report
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/28/russian_hackers_prime_suspects_in_jpmorgan_megabreach/

Researchers camouflage haxxor traps with fake application traffic
Honeypots sweetened to resemble actual workloads, complete with
'secure' logins
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/28/security_bods_release_free_active_deception_honeypot_network/

Netflix releases home-grown DDoS detectors
Planning on haxing Netflix? Don't plan it on Facebook
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/28/netflix_releases_homegrown_web_detective_tools/

Oz fed police in PDF redaction SNAFU
Give us your metadata, we'll publish your data
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/28/oz_fed_police_in_pdf_redaction_snafu/

Scratched PC-dispatch patch patched, hatched in batch rematch
Windows security update fixed after triggering blue screens (and
screams) of death
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/27/microsoft_reissues_security_patch/

Ouch... right in the VIDEO GAME: Lizard Squad attacks XBox, Twitch
Hacktivists must really hate gamers
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/27/lizard_squad_hacking_rampage/

Securobods warn of wide open backdoor in Netis/Netcore routers
Single, hardcoded password in firmware, claim researchers
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/27/netis_routers_have_a_backdoor_say_reserachers/

PCI Council wants YOU to give it things to DO
How about enforcing PCI DSS?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/27/pci_council_wants_you_to_give_it_things_to_do/

Goog says patch⁵⁰ your Chrome
64-bit browser loads cat vids FIFTEEN PERCENT faster!
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/27/goog_says_patch_your_chrome/

Show Mother Russia you love her: Click HERE and AHHH NYET!
That Kelhios badness is infecting you - securobods
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/russian_hacktivist_tool_trojan/

‪‪Email list hack flap at 'sleep with a stranger' site Couchsurfing‬
Hospitality exchange firm says 'member data was not exposed'
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/couchsurfing_email_hack/

Researcher details how malware gives AV the slip
'They're coming! Everyone back to your places!'
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/researcher_details_how_malware_gives_av_the_slip/

Attack flogged through shiny-clicky social media buttons
66,000 users popped by malicious Flash fudging add-on
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/ek_flogged_through_shinyclicky_social_media_buttons/

Three quarters of South Korea popped in online gaming raids
Records used to plunder game items, sold off to low lifes
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/ithree_quartersi_of_south_korea_popped_in_online_gaming_raids/

New Snowden leak: How NSA shared 850-billion-plus metadata records
'Federated search' spaffed info all over Five Eyes chums
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/new_snowden_leak_nsa_massively_expanded_metadata_sharing_in_200607/

Akamai warns: SMB security remains major risk
Hints at upgrade to Kona service
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/26/akamai_warns_smb_security_remains_major_risk/

NIST to sysadmins: clean up your SSH mess
Too many keys, too badly managed
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/25/nist_to_sysadmins_clean_up_your_ssh_mess/


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Turnbull's whiteboard NBN-Lite justification doesn't add up

You can't compare fibre-to-the-premises and fibre-to-the-node without looking at the big picture.

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Young entrepreneur wins iAward for helping kids with cystic fibrosis

Elliot Smith, centre, with Pepster co-founders Gavin Kremor, left, and Jeremy Herbert.
BEN GRUBB 3:27pm | A 23-year-old University of Queensland engineering student has been rewarded for his creation of a medical device he hopes will improve the lives of children.

Celebrity nude photo theft: How to make sure your phone's photos stay secure

iCloud can be a powerful tool in keeping your data and photos organised, but if you're not vigilant it can also serve your content up to hackers.
Tim Biggs 4:20pm | Today a trove of personal photos from female celebrities begun circulating online, and it appears to be all thanks to the fact that stealing a person's files and photos no longer requires physical proximity or any outright carelessness on the victim's part.

Telcos back internet piracy crackdown

Attorney-General George Brandis.
MATTHEW KNOTT 9:47am | The country's biggest telecommunications companies are willing to block their customers from accessing overseas websites hosting pirated movies and music despite concerns harmless sites could also get caught by the filter.

iWatch may be shown next week, but 'not shipping anytime soon'

Apple
As it turns out, an earlier report that said Apple's iWatch will arrive in September has been updated with a very important caveat: You'll have to wait to buy it.

Behind the scenes: This is what happens when Apple launches an iPhone

Steve Jobs with the iPhone 4.
STEPHEN HUTCHEON | Apple iPhone launches are highly stage-managed events designed to fuel gadget-envy.

Emoji-only app Emojli debuts, nixes words for tiny pictures

Emojli
Emoji-only messaging app Emojli is here to save you from the tedium of expressing your thoughts with actual words.

Samsung's curved smartwatch won't need companion phone

Samsung's new Gear S watch.
8:33am | Samsung's new Gear S will have a curved screen and 3G cellular connectivity built in, while LG shows off a new round design.

Technology job applications on the up

IT workers have to compete with 35 applicants per job.
Sylvia Pennington 12:43pm | More candidates than ever for every IT job is good news for the sector, according to recruiters who see it as a sign the technology market continues to enjoy a modest recovery after several years in the doldrums.

Microsoft refuses warrant to hand over customer's emails

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9:47am | A US judge on Friday lifted a suspension on her order directing Microsoft to turn over a customer's emails stored overseas to US prosecutors, but the software company said it won't.
 

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