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HTML5 raises new security issues When it comes to new security issues, the security team for the Firefox browser have the new version of the Web HyperText Markup Language, HTML5, foremost on the mind. “Web apps are becoming incredibly rich with HTML5. The browser is starting to manage full-bore applications and not just Web pages,” […]
Surviving And Staying Ahead To survive and thrive in today’s brutally competitive business environment, tech firms must find ways to continuously move ahead– and to stay ahead– of their competition. Here’s an insight on the factors that differentiate the best from the rest, and the leaders from the also-rans. Joe Tiller, a famous football coach, […]
What’s New With Operating Systems? In the light of fast-paced changes on the browser front, are users finding that innovation at the desktop has stagnated? Has it? Or is there a lot brewing ‘under the hood’ that we’re just not aware of, yet take for granted as our user experience improves incrementally? For most computer […]
Intel grabs server market share from AMD, says IDC Intel has expanded its share of the server microprocessor market, taking advantage of a slow product transition at perennial rival Advanced Micro Devices, according to figures released late Wednesday by IDC. Intel supplied 93.5 percent of the server processor units shipped in the second quarter, up […]
Microsoft aims to stop drive-by downloads on Patch Tuesday and third-party security experts warned that users could be subjected to drive-by downloads because of flaws in Windows and Internet Explorer that received fixes on Patch Tuesday this week. Hackers are likely to use social engineering tricks to lure users to infected Web sites and media […]
Microsoft offers Windows 7, Office 2010 via download stores Microsoft has for the first time allowed selected partners to sell its flagship software products as downloads. The move sees Microsoft selling Windows 7, Microsoft MCTS Training Office 2010 and other flagship titles via ESD (Electronic Software Delivery) at online stores including the PC Advisor Software […]
Microsoft: Vista paved the way for secure Windows Despite being widely derided (even by Microsoft executives), the Vista OS was instrumental in finally bringing to the world a secure version of Windows, at least if a presentation by a Microsoft security expert at the Usenix Security Symposium, being held this week in Washington, D.C, is […]
Stupid data center tricks Part II One day, Bowers had taken some personal time and was out for a jog when his iPhone rang — the switch in the school of medicine’s server room was overloaded, causing denials to every service it hosted. “The green lights go on and off when packets pass through,” he […]
Stupid data center tricks A university network brought to its knees when someone inadvertently plugged two network cables into the wrong hub. An employee injured after an ill-timed entry into a data center. Overheated systems shut down after a worker changes a data center thermostat setting from Fahrenheit to Celsius. What users hate about IT […]
Mcse Boot Camp The transition of computers from cutting edge technology to everyday business functions led to the need for qualified systems engineers. As a result, the need for a certification system was required to differentiate between systems engineers who claimed their expertise in managing systems and those who were actually qualified to do so. […]