 | IDC Technology Spotlight: Datacenter security This Technology Spotlight explores the trends affecting datacenter server security, including trends influenced by what IDC calls the 3rd Platform of compute, and discusses the role that System x plays in the growing market for datacenter security with its new System x M5 servers -- the x3650 M5, x3550 M5, NeXtScale nx360 M5, NeXtScale System with Water Cool Technology, and Flex System x240 M5 Compute Node, which all contain the latest Intel� Xeon� E5-2600 v3 series processors, with up to 18 cores per processor. Click here to download
[Sponsored] |  | | | 'The Pirate Bay' Co-Founder Found Guilty in Denmark's Largest Hacking Case The co-founder of The Pirate Bay torrent site Gottfrid Svartholm Warg (Anakata) and his 21-year-old Danish co-defendant have been found guilty by a Danish court of hacking into systems operated by American IT giant CSC and illegally downloading files. It was the biggest hacking case ever conducted in the history of Denmark. By breaking into the servers maintained by CSC, Svartholm Warg ... | | APT28 — State Sponsored Russian Hacker Group Nearly a decade-long cyber espionage group that targeted a variety of Eastern European governments and security-related organizations including the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has been exposed by a security research firm. The US intelligence firm FireEye released its latest Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) report on Tuesday which said that the cyber attacks targeting various ... | | CVE-2014-4877: Wget FTP Symlink Attack Vulnerability The open-source Wget application which is most widely used on Linux and Unix systems for retrieving files from the web has found vulnerable to a critical flaw. GNU Wget is a command-line utility designed to retrieve files from the Web using HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP, the most widely used Internet protocols. Wget can be easily installed on any Unix-like system and has been ported to many ... | | Xiaomi Data Breach — "Exposing Xiaomi" Talk Pulled from Hacking Conference China's number one — and the world's 3rd largest — smartphone manufacturer, Xiaomi, which is trying to make inroads into India's booming mobile phone market, was found secretly sending users' personal data, including IMEI numbers, phone numbers and text messages to the web servers back to Beijing in China. INDIA AND TAIWAN vs XIAOMI This issue raised higher concerns across many countries ... | | Sony Xperia Devices Secretly Sending User Data to Servers in China If you own a Sony smartphone either the Android 4.4.2 or 4.4.4 KitKat firmware then inadvertently you may be transmitting your data back to the servers in China, even if you haven't installed any application. Quite surprising but it's true. I know many of you haven't expected such practices from a Japanese company, but reports popping up at several forums suggest that some new Sony Xperia ... | | | IDC Technology Spotlight: Datacenter security This Technology Spotlight explores the trends affecting datacenter server security, including trends influenced by what IDC calls the 3rd Platform of compute, and discusses the role that System x plays in the growing market for datacenter security with its new System x M5 servers -- the x3650 M5, x3550 M5, NeXtScale nx360 M5, NeXtScale System with Water Cool Technology, and Flex System x240 M5 Compute Node, which all contain the latest Intel� Xeon� E5-2600 v3 series processors, with up to 18 cores per processor. Click here to download
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