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CryWiper Data Wiper Targeting Russian Sites
Kaspersky is reporting on a data wiper masquerading as ransomware that is targeting local Russian government networks.
The Trojan…
From Wild WebMink
Link Catchup on March 25th
Apologies for the break in transmissions; the calendar has been completely full for the last week or so. Obama's Gift To British Prime Minister Rendered Useless...
From insideHPC
Site facelift, beware falling
Thanks to Joe over at scalability.org, we didn’t have any more site issues this morning. Hopefully, things will stabilize now. But just to maximize chances that...
From The Eponymous Pickle
MIT Open Access Policy
MIT is backing an open access policy to make all papers authored by its students and faculty free and openly accessible on the Web. They say this will move control...
From insideHPC
Red Bull Employs Platform Computing Technology for 2009 Race
The Red Bull Racing Formula One team has recently employed the help of Platform Computing to assist in managing its HPC loads for the 2009 race season.
From insideHPC
Novell Ships SLES
Novell, today, announced the official release of the SUSE Linux Enterprise platform version 11.
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM
Policy Highlights from Communications of the ACM - March 2008 (Vol. 52, No. 3)
This post will be the first in a monthly series to highlight policy-relevant articles in ACM's flagship publication, Communications of the ACM (CACM). There is...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Nurturing Good Ideas at Unilever
Its not just about finding new ideas, its about nurturing them. It is about connect and develop. An abstract about an article in the HBR about how consumer product...
From CERIAS Blog
CERIAS Symposium on Twitter
A quick note as we’re getting started: we’ll be live-tweeting events at the 10th Annual CERIAS Information Security Symposium on the @cerias account. If you’ll#cerias...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Future of Machine Intelligence
A report on the future of machine intelligence. What is now being called AGI ... artificial general intelligence. Contrary to what has been called narrow AI, which...
From insideHPC
Andrews Corner: My Supercomputer Lied to
Andrew Jones has once again published his monthly insight into all things HPC on ZDNet UK.
From Putting People First
Microsoft Research publishes interviews with Bill Buxton and danah boyd
The website of Microsoft Research seemed to have been redesigned recently and contains some nice interviews: Buxton putting design into MIX Bill Buxton of Microsoft...
From insideHPC
Twittering at
While I can maintain the pace, I’m going to do live tweets from the HPCC sessions today. Follow the stream at twitter.com/insidehpc. For more related articles visit...
From ACM-W supporting, celebrating and advocating for Women in Computing
Sandy's Story - for Ada Lovelace DayGuest Blogger: Annemieke Craig, Deakin University, Australia
As indicated in Barbara
From insideHPC
Server
We’re having troubles after the move to the new server. A couple times yesterday the website stopped responding, and since I was on airplanes the site typically...
From Putting People First
Mobile phones and the BOP in Washington, DC
The Washington Post reports on how homeless people in Washington DC use mobile phone, blogs and e-mail to stay on top of things. “Today, it’s not unusual for the...
From Putting People First
Award for user-friendly design of wireless multi-room music system
A few weeks ago the Sonos Multi-Room Music System, a wireless music system, which allows music-lovers to play all the music they want, was honoured with the international...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Bloom Concierge Cart Technology
From SupermarketNews, this was a device I looked at a few years ago called the Concierge cart from Springboard Networks. This appears to be the first actual implementation...
From insideHPC