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Probable modifications to Obama's BlackBerry

Much has been written in recent months about President Obama and his BlackBerry. I examine the possible modifications that could have been made to President Obama’s BlackBerry smartphone. Earlier this week, fellow blogger Michael Kassner invited ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  30 Jan 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  White House

The most interesting security hacks and tools in 2008

Even for seasoned IT professionals, the constantly shifting field can be befuddling.  In case you missed it earlier, I highlight some of the most interesting hacks of 2008 for your attention. German Security researcher Erik Tews and co-researcher ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  31 Dec 2008

A closer look at femtocells

Femtocell technology has been hailed as an alternative to deliver the advantages of fixed mobile convergence.  Poised for commercial launches by telcos around the world in 2009, we take a closer look at this nascent new wireless mobile technology. I ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  24 Dec 2008

Insecure by design

Despite the availability of robust and secure solutions, organizations persist in implementing insecure design in a bid to save on cost.  I highlight a couple of examples. The security implications are severe; the lack of encryption renders the tags ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  23 Dec 2008

New solutions to remotely secure a stolen laptop

In the past, a lost laptop automatically meant a compromise of whatever confidential data it contained. This is changing for the better, however. Here are the latest developments on the anti-theft front, featuring remote management or deletion of data ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  12 Dec 2008
Related Topics: Intel,  Alcatel-Lucent,  Microsoft Corporation,  Phoenix Technologies Ltd.

Simple hardware approaches to secure laptops

Users are increasingly buying laptops and netbooks, attracted by their portability and low prices. The inevitable result is more employees bringing personal laptops into the office, where they are used to access and store corporate data. Here are some ...

From PAUL MAH, TechRepublic,  17 Nov 2008

Red Hat gunning for $1 billion in revenue

Newly appointed Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst is aiming to bring Red Hat, an open-source vendor with just below $500 million in revenue as of last year, into the billion-dollar range in the next three years. If you recall, Jim Whitehurst left his position ...

From PAUL MAH, LXer,  13 Feb 2008
Related Topics: Red Hat, Inc.

Vista SP1 released to manufacturing, will arrive in March

Microsoft today announced that Service Pack 1 (SP1) of Windows Vista has been released to manufacturing.  Eagerly anticipated by Vista aficionados around the world, SP1 will be initially available in five languages—English, French, Spanish, German and ...

From PAUL MAH, Ars Technica,  4 Feb 2008
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation

Hotpatching makes welcome appearance in Vista SP1 RC

The release candidate of Vista SP1 was released to the general public just a few days ago, and many fans are still in the process of downloading and installing it on their systems. As expected, there are plenty of bug fixes and general improvements ...

From PAUL MAH, Ars Technica,  14 Dec 2007
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation

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