Monday | 6 July, 2009
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    Intel, Oracle, PayPal back ID technology interop group 17/06/2009 23:24:00

    The Kantara Initiative, formed to promote interoperability among identity verification applications and services, launched on Wednesday with big-name backers like Oracle, Intel, eBay's PayPal, AOL, CA, Novell, Fidelity Investments, Liberty Alliance, Boeing, Internet Society and British Telecom.
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    How Microsoft Influenced Adobe Security In a Good Way 10/06/2009 23:16:00

    When I first started writing about information security five years ago, all a writer had to do was mention Microsoft in the same headline space as "security vulnerability" to strike page-view gold. In 2004 Microsoft was a couple years into its Trustworthy Computing Initiative but it remained the software company IT security practitioners hated with glee.
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    Apple patches 10 critical QuickTime bugs 03/06/2009 08:30:00

    Apple on Monday patched 10 critical vulnerabilities in QuickTime, including one that was hinted at in a Mac hacking book three months ago.
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    SOA Security: How Irish Luck Went a Long Way 07/05/2009 09:25:00

    From a security perspective, service oriented architecture (SOA) is a tricky thing. It's not hard for bad guys to compromise it with SQL injection, capture-replay and XML denial-of-service attacks, which they can ultimately use to bust through walls around a company database.
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    Sun ties identity app to Google, Amazon cloud platforms 24/04/2009 09:49:00

    Sun has tied its identity federation software to Google Apps and added its directory and Web application server to the cloud platform it is building for developers to build and test applications.
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    Are price hikes in store for Sun software support? 24/04/2009 03:21:00

    Oracle's pending purchase of Sun Microsystems may not have an immediate effect on what customers currently pay to use Sun software, but changes are likely coming, observers said this week.
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    Sun moves on cloud despite uncertainty 23/04/2009 08:29:00

    Sun Microsystems, soon to be part of Oracle is a planned merger goes through, is proceeding with plans to ramp up its Sun Cloud service for cloud computing. But even a leading Sun executive for cloud computing acknowledges Oracle can do whatever it wants with Sun Cloud, including making changes or even eliminating it.
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    Schwartz: Sun to 'operate independently' until deal is done 23/04/2009 08:03:00

    Sun Microsystems Inc. CEO Jonathan Schwartz called it "one of the toughest e-mails I've ever had to write" when he told Sun's employees that Oracle was buying the company.
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    Blog: The Biggest Loser in Oracle-Sun Deal: SAP 21/04/2009 07:45:00

    Oracle's announcement of its intended US$7.4 billion acquisition of Sun has certainly shaken up the hardware and server operating system (OS) business markets.
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    Blog: 10 Things I Just Don't Get About Tech 20/04/2009 11:35:00

    I've been immersed in the world of technology, IT vendors and business software for nearly 13 years, and there are lots of things to love and lots of things to hate. But there also many bewildering things about the tech world that still make me scratch my head in amazement.
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    Free FileMaker Business Productivity Kits For FileMaker Pro 10 Users Now Available 19/03/2009 10:11:00

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