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Monday, April 18, 2011

HP Releases High-Power Mobile, Deskside Workstations; FBI Shuts Down Coreflood, Zombies Transmitting Financial Data

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HP Releases High-Power Mobile, Deskside Workstations
FBI Shuts Down Coreflood, Zombies Transmitting Financial Data
SpyEye Arrests Don't Touch High-Level Trojan Developers
Dumping Flip Will Help Cisco's Enterprise Business: Analysts
T-Mobile Customers Should Worry About AT&T Deal: Consumer Reports
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10 Problems Plaguing iPad 2
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HP Releases High-Power Mobile, Deskside Workstations
Hewlett-Packard has released the Z210 Workstations with Intel processors that were recently tricked out with vPro management technology, a desktop feature making its debut in a workstation system. HP also released several EliteBook Mobile Workstations for professionals who must take high-value workloads on the road.
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FBI Shuts Down Coreflood, Zombies Transmitting Financial Data
The FBI has shut down the massive Coreflood botnet and is hunting the 13 criminals who stole millions of dollars from victims' bank accounts and credit cards.
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SpyEye Arrests Don't Touch High-Level Trojan Developers
While the arrest of members of the SpyEye gang is something to cheer about, the suspects are most likely low-level money mules and the developers of the banking Trojan remain at large.
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Dumping Flip Will Help Cisco's Enterprise Business: Analysts
Cisco's venture into consumer technology distracted it from its core enterprise networking products and hurt its overall business, according to analysts.
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T-Mobile Customers Should Worry About AT&T Deal: Consumer Reports
A Consumer Reports study found little good news for T-Mobile customers, should AT&T's proposed purchase be approved. The first Senate hearing on the matter is set for May 11.
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What to Know Before Buying the BlackBerry PlayBook; Oracle Plans 73 Bug Fixes in Critical Patch Update

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Skype for Android Exposes Sensitive User Data to Rogue Apps
Cisco's New Data Center Offers Cloud Capabilities, Green IT
iOS, Mac OS X, Safari Updates Fix Pwn2Own Bugs, Comodo Certs
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10 Problems Plaguing iPad 2
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11 Apps to Secure Your Smartphone
Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Packs Pluses
Developer Draws at Microsoft MIX11
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iPhone 5 Rumors Spark Questions
Facebook Shares Data Center Secrets
Fake IRS Scams to Dodge This Tax Season
IE10, Windows Phone 7 on Stage at MIX11
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What to Know Before Buying the BlackBerry PlayBook
News Analysis: RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook is launching on April 19. We take a look at some factors to keep in mind before buying the device or going with another option.
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Oracle Plans 73 Bug Fixes in Critical Patch Update
Oracle will release patches addressing 73 vulnerabilities across its product portfolio, including six for its databases next week as part of its quarterly CPU.
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Skype for Android Exposes Sensitive User Data to Rogue Apps
Skype for Android users are potentially at risk for having malicious apps steal sensitive user data from their phone because of incorrectly assigned file permissions.
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Cisco's New Data Center Offers Cloud Capabilities, Green IT
Cisco's new data center in Texas will be a showcase for the vendors data center technologies and offer a range of features designed to drive down power and cooling costs while increasing efficiency.
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iOS, Mac OS X, Safari Updates Fix Pwn2Own Bugs, Comodo Certs
Apple dumped four separate updates to patch a slew of security holes, ranging from WebKit vulnerabilities discovered at Pwn2Own and the SSL certificates issue for iOS, Safari and Mac OS X.
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Smarter Billionaire Buddhist Reveals Key to Success; Border Security Improvements with Gaming Technology

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Sunday, April 17, 2011

The Morning Scoop - Exclusive: The Long Island Serial Killer's Chilling Phone Calls

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EXCLUSIVE
1. The Night the Serial Killer Called

Amber Lynn Costello's troubled life ended at the hands of the suspected
Long Island serial killer. In this week's Newsweek, her roommate speaks
for the first time to Christine Pelisek about the calls Costello
received the night she disappeared—from a high-paying stranger "she felt
comfortable with"—her long history of drug use, and why her family never
reported her as missing.

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NATURAL DISASTER
2. Deadly Twisters Sweep Across U.S.

After terrorizing the Midwest, a deadly set of storms whipped its way up
to North Carolina on Saturday, bringing the system's three-day death
total to at least 30. In North Carolina alone, 10 people have been
reported dead as mobile homes were crushed, roofs blown off, and power
lines zapped. "More than likely we had eight tornadoes in North
Carolina," said a Raleigh meteorologist. Overall, the National Weather
Service reported more than 100 twisters across the region. Other deaths
were reported in Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.

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LIBYA
3. Rebels Say They're Being Armed

Libyan rebels in Benghazi say they have begun receiving arms from
abroad, but refused to say who was sending them. Asked whether any arms
shipments had arrived yet, the rebels' Col. Ahmed Bani smiled but said,
"I didn't quite confirm it." National Transitional Council spokesman
Mustafa Gheriani was equally coy when he said the opposition group had
opened "professional training centers" and winked broadly twice when
asked if he meant military training centers. But the Emir of Qatar,
Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, tipped his hand when he told CNN that
deliveries of antitank weapons may have already reached the rebels. In a
meeting with allies in Qatar last week, Italy also said arms shipments
would be justified, but stopped short of confirming they would be sent.
The possible arms shipments come as Gaddafi's forces continue their
siege of Misrata, using ground-to-ground rockets and cluster bombs that
have been banned by much of the world.

Read it at The New York Times:
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OPTIMISTIC
4. Japan Nuke Crisis 'Over in Nine Months'

Responding to pressure from Japan's government to release a timeline for
the nuclear crisis, Tokyo Electric Power Company said it plans to reduce
radiation leaks in three months and to cool the reactors within nine
months. The utility also said it plans to cover the reactor building.
Tsunehisa Katsumata, the chairman of Tepco, said putting the plant in
"cold shutdown" would allow the tens of thousands of families evacuated
from the area to return home as soon as possible. Still, it isn't clear
that the nine-month timetable is realistic; high radiation levels have
prevented workers from entering the reactor since the crisis began after
the March 11 earthquakes. On Sunday, Tepco will send remote-controlled
robots into one of the reactors to assess the situation. The
announcement comes after radiation levels in the Pacific shot up to
6,500 times the legal limit, an increase from 1,100 times a day earlier.

Read it at BBC:
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FRACK
5. Carcinogens Injected Into Wells: Report

This could damage President Obama's push for greater use of natural gas
as an alternative to oil: A report issued late Saturday by Congressional
Democrats has found that the process of tapping into large reserves of
natural gas—known has hydraulic fracturing or "fracking"—involves
injecting hazardous chemicals into wells. Democrats on the House Energy
and Commerce committee said their report was the first comprehensive
national inventory of chemicals used by companies that engage in the
practice. The report says that between 2005 and 2009, more than a dozen
leading energy companies have injected hundreds of millions of gallons
of drilling fluids containing possibly carcinogenic compounds, including
methanol, benzene, sulfuric acid, and lead. Some ingredients mixed into
the hydraulic fracturing fluids were common and generally harmless, like
salt and citric acid. Others were unexpected, like instant coffee and
walnut hulls, the report added. But many ingredients were "extremely
toxic."

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REVOLUTIONARY
Raul Castro Wants Term Limits
And a "rejuvenation" of communism.
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COLLAPSED
Rescuers Work to Find Idaho Miner
Trapped in cave-in a mile underground.
http://e.thedailybeast.com/a/tBNqulVB7SwhTB8aVe3NsjV9opz/cht7

NOT MY IDEA
Santorum Shuns Own Campaign Slogan
After learning it comes from Langston Hughes poem.
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VATICAN
Pope: 'Tech Can't Replace God'
Addressing Palm Sunday crowd.
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PARTY POOPER
Martin Amis Attacks Royal Wedding
Calls entire family "philistines"
http://e.thedailybeast.com/a/tBNqulVB7SwhTB8aVe3NsjV9opz/cht10
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BLOGS & STORIES
FROM OUR CONTRIBUTORS

Trump's Tea Party Triumph
by Jim DeFede

The Donald, suddenly riding high in the 2012 polls, drew rave reviews at
a Tea rally in Boca Raton. Jim DeFede reports on why the birther card is
working—and what Trump has learned from Gary Busey.

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Clinton's Cluster Bomb Hypocrisy
by Lionel Beehner

Gaddafi's use of the cruel munitions against civilians in Libya drew
rebukes from Washington—yet America remains a zealous manufacturer of
the bombs. Lionel Beehner reports.

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Nicolas Cage Arrested: His Latest Run-In With the Law
by The Daily Beast

The Oscar-winning star was cuffed in New Orleans Saturday on domestic
abuse reports. The Daily Beast tracks his checkered history, from a
cocaine-fueled flight with Charlie Sheen to a Romanian street fight.

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