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Stuxnet industrial worm was written over a year ago
Stuxnet, which targets supervisory control and data acquisition systems made by Siemens AG, was created as early as June, 2009, according to Symantec Corp. researchers. Some claim the malware creators stole encryption keys made by Realtek Semiconductor Corp. and JMicron Technology Corp.
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Highlights of the IS Salary, Job Satisfaction and Career survey conducted by the Computerworld Philippines Research Group from March to May 2010
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Kristine Harper, 27, grew up getting inside knowledge about mainframe computers -- and their career potential. Now she's putting that knowledge to use
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Toronto firm inks deal with two major U.S. universities
Destiny Solutions will provide its administrative management software to both Penn State and UC Santa Barbara. The schools are looking to modernize the management tools that handle continuing and online education students
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Three University of California researchers have published a paper showing how quantum physics can be used to do cryptographic tasks, such as key exchange protocols based solely on location. One prof says classic triangulation techniques can be spoofed
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The ban covers all BlackBerry applications, including e-mail and instant messaging
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Product, food recall site uses geomapping
HealthAndSafetyWatch.com seeks to do what government health and safety sites have failed to do out of lack of technology innovation, says a former Health Canada epidemiologist. His upcoming plans for making food premise inspection data available on the iPhone and BlackBerry
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While Ottawa works on a digital strategy, Manitoba pays $100 million to ensure its provincial offices and participating hospital and school boards boost their broadband speed ten-fold
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Read More ...
New CEO for Extreme Networks
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Mobile e-mail replacing desktop e-mail
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