Category: Security
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There are some pretty amazing USB flash drive customizations going on out there in geek world. Recent articles from PC Magazine and PC World highlighted the following: Internet Office on the Road [with Portable Firefox; Foxit PDF Reader; Firefox Bookmarks Synchronizer; Portable Thunderbird (email); Portable Sunbird (calendar); Portable NVU (HTML…
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Before we get today’s content, there is another short promo from FriendsInTech.com for our upcoming Halloween special podcast (expected to be released on the 28th of Oct05) in this Tech Tidbits Daily. Today’s content is another "popular" conference update with a U.S. Federal & Department of Defense (DOD) focus: Knowledge…
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Here are some upcoming conferences and expos that might be of interest … Mobile Resource Management from Nov. 30 – Dec. 1, 2005 in Atlanta Georgia. Includes presentations from UPS, Whirlpool, Pitney Bowes, Cox Communications, and GE. The International Conference on Software Testing Analysis and Review is Nov. 16-17, 2005…
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Is Microsoft dead? You may hear this theory floating around some tech podcast roundtables. I am not one that buys into this type of thinking that much. A couple of reasons are highlighted in the podcast including: research.microsoft.com and a recent reference graphic in InfoWorld.com on 10.03.05 entitled "The New…
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First up it was almost one year ago that I did my first podcast. On Oct. 8th, 2004 I did an internal for work podcast . And on the 10th of Oct. I did my first Tech Rag Tear Outs. Thanks for everyone who has been listening and supporting this…
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Over the weekend I listened to Jon Udell’s interview with Bill Gates [podcast, transcript]. If you liked the Microsoft Vista segment in the last Tech Rag Tear Outs, then you’ll definitely want to give this a listen. [Sources: Phil Windley’s Technometria, Dan Farmer @ ZDNET]
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Here is a list of upcoming conferences that may be of interest organized in the following sections: cyber-security, developers & content providers, enterprise engineers, and business leaders: The Federal Information Assurance Conference 2005 at the University of Maryland from 25-26Oct05. Black Hat is offering advanced security in Seattle from 10-11Oct05.…
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Today’s podcast looks at news from The-Gadgeteer.com, XstreamRadio, and Newsgator. The-Gadgeteer.com has a hands-on review of a USB 2.0 to IDE cable that was sent to them by USBGeek.com. It turns out that this cable is probably a very useful tool for system administrators supporting laptop users, power users who…
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Today’s podcast examines some upcoming conferences of potential interest: CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment is Sept 27-29, 2005 in San Francisco, CA Enterprise Architectures Conference is Oct 25-27, 2005 in Las Vegas, NV with sponsors from DCI, Mega, Telelogic, Troux Technologies, and Unisys. Nano 2005 will be in Boston, MA…
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Today’s item is some pointers to some SANS security courses of potential interest: There will be a SANS Intrusion Detection in Depth course in Portland Oregon in October 2005. But sooner than that is on September 16-17 in Burbank, California there will be a Reverse Engineering Malware course. This will…
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