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Chrome bekommen Flash-Cookie Schutz | Deep Tech – CNET News

April 27, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

For privacy fans or others who want to keep their computers free of traces of what they’ve been doing online, Google’s Chrome browser is getting an option to make sure Adobe Systems’ Flash Player isn’t getting in the way.

Web sites often store details about a user in small text files called cookies that can record details such as usernames, browsing history, and advertisements that have been seen. But storage abilities in Flash mean that even if a person deletes regular cookies, a Web site could reconstruct particulars from Flash data. There are other storage mechanisms arriving in browsers, zu, leading to the term “evercookie,” but Adobe is trying to take care of its responsibilities with a beta of Flash Player 10.3 that lets browsers delete that data.

Now Chrome is getting a checkbox to take advantage of that feature.

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Was bedeutet Ihr Telefon über Sie wissen? More Than You Think – Alexis Madrigal – Technology – Der Atlantik

April 27, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Ich steckte mein Handy in meinem Computer und öffnete eine Anwendung namens Lantern, ein Forensik-Programm zur Untersuchung von iPhones und iPads. Zehn Minuten später, Ich freue mich auf alles, was mein iPhone kennt mich an. Über 14,000 SMS-Nachrichten, 1,350 Worte in meinem persönlichen Wörterbuch, 1,450 Facebook-Kontakte, Zehntausende von Standorten Pings, jeder Website, die ich je besucht habe, welchen Standorten Ich habe kartiert, meine E-Mails zurück einen Monat, meine Fotos mit Geolocation-Daten angehängt und wie oft ich überprüfte meine E-Mails auf März 24 oder jeden Tag für diese Angelegenheit. Willst du ein Nacht zu rekonstruieren? Laterne hat eine Zeitleiste, dass alle meine Kommunikation und Fotos kombiniert in einem ordentlichen Schnittstelle. Während die meisten ist es während des normalen Betriebs unsichtbar, Es ist eine Aufzeichnung jeder einzelnen Sache, die ich mit diesem Telefon gemacht habe, der zufällig auch eine ziemlich gute Bilanz meines Lebens bilden.

Herauszufinden, was ich habe nichts zu verbergen oder zu stehlen, Ich würde immer privilegiert Bequemlichkeit über jede Privatsphäre und Sicherheit Protokolle. Nicht mehr. Unmittelbar nach dem Ausprobieren von Lantern, Ich konnte das iPhone-Passcode und stellen Sie alle Daten auf dem Handy nach dem Löschen 10 Fehlversuche. Das Ding erinnert mehr über wo ich gewesen bin und was ich gesagt habe als ich, und ich bin verdammt sicher, ob ich will es nicht fallen in jedermanns Hände.

durch Was bedeutet Ihr Telefon über Sie wissen? More Than You Think – Alexis Madrigal – Technology – Der Atlantik.

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Lateral Daten Viewpoint 5 Speed-Tests bieten Potenzial für Cloud-basierte e-Discovery

April 27, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Lateral Data (Nachrichten, Site) has recently accomplished internal testing of its latest Viewpoint 5.0 e-Discovery platform and results indicate improved performance suitable enough for cloud-based data processing. With Viewpoint 5.0, users can scale up their processing power through distributed computing, which should lead to flexibility and cost savings.

Distributed Architecture Ensures Scalability

Matt Berry, Lateral Data founder and president, says Viewpoint 5.0′s distributed architecture enables cloud-based processing of data, which should help service providers, law firms and corporate legal departments reduce infrastructure costs for their data collection, Erhaltung, pre-processing, Verarbeitung, Analyse, review and production.

Cloud-based processing can be a major cost-saver for users who don’t want to make huge and unnecessary IT investments. We’ve seen companies scale up their infrastructure costs for one large project and then when the project ends, they’re faced with a higher overhead than they can support. Using Viewpoint in a cloud-based scenario, users can start small and instantly scale as their e-Discovery requirements grow.”

durch Lateral Daten Viewpoint 5 Speed-Tests bieten Potenzial für Cloud-basierte e-Discovery.

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ZyLAB E-Discovery-Software identifiziert Informationen in Audio-Dateien gespeichert

April 27, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Ein kurzer Rückblick auf unsere Berichterstattung über e-Discovery in der letzten Zeit wird zeigen eine klaffende Loch. Das Loch ist Audio-E-Discovery, die noch nicht erfasst, weil eine Lösung bisher nicht zur Verfügung. Bis jetzt, das heißt, mit der Veröffentlichung von Audio Search ZyLAB Bundle.

Zylab (Nachrichten, Site) braucht keine Einführung, aber für das Protokoll, Es ist einer der größeren Spieler in der e-Discovery und Information Management-Märkten, und, im Gegensatz zu einigen, hat sich in diesen Raum stecken.

Audio Suche Verwenden

Das Ergebnis ist eine Reihe von etablierten Produkten, sowie einige weniger bekannte diejenigen. Die Zylab Audio Search Bundle, wenn sie als Zylab sagt es funktioniert nicht, ausziehen sollte aus zwei Gründen.

Die erste und offensichtlichste ist, dass, nach den Release-Notes, Die Software wird geschnitten wie lange es dauert, um durch Audio-Dateien nach Informationen gehen relevanten E-Discovery-Anfragen.

Die zweite Sache ist - und legt es in einen breiteren Kontext Unternehmens - es kann helfen, zu identifizieren und erkennen, unstrukturierte Audio-Inhalte, die in Unternehmen kommt durch eine Vielzahl von Quellen

 

In dieser Hinsicht, denke an all die Audio-Tools selbst ein kleines Unternehmen nutzt, und dann von allen das ungenutzte Informationen, die über diese Tools kommt denken . Auch bei der untersten Ebene, diese Werkzeuge stammen aus Festnetz-Telefon, VOIP, mobile und spezialisierte Plattformen wie Skype oder MSN Live.

durch ZyLAB E-Discovery-Software identifiziert Informationen in Audio-Dateien gespeichert.

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Sony Launching Stylish Android 3.0 Tablets to Battle iPad, RIM’s PlayBook

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Sony (Nachrichten, Site) is throwing its weight into the tablet war, all set to battle Apple and others this fall with a distinguished pair of sleek home tablet devices.

Sony Turns on the Style

At a launch event in Tokyo earlier today, Sony unveiled its forthcoming Android 3.0-powered tablet devices that it hopes will divert some of the piles of cash currently going to Apple in its direction. The Sony S1 is a 9.4-inch standard tablet with a sleek, tapered, Design, while the S2 offers something a little different in a clamshell design with two 5.5-inch screens.

On the S2, the lower screen can be a virtual keyboard, gaming controls or app functions. While the specs (and pricing) haven’t been unveiled at this point, it will need to match or beat whatever the likes of Apple, as well as the other Android device makers, are offering at the time to stand any chance in a cutthroat market.

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Microsoft erklärt die Location Data Collection Practices – PCWorld Business Center

April 27, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

In the midst of an uproar over ways that Apple and Google collect and store location information from mobile phones, Microsoft has laid out details about its Windows Phone 7 data collection policies.

Microsoft says that it collects location information only if users allow an application to access location data and when that particular application requests location information. It also said that it keeps that data in a Microsoft database.

Apple has come under fire in recent weeks after researchers showed that the iPhone and iPad store location data about users on the devices. Additional research found that both Apple and Google collect location information about users even when applications that require location information aren’t running.

Google has defended itself by saying that location sharing by users of Android-based mobile phones is opt-in and that all location data the company stores is anonymized. Apple has not commented on the situation.

Microsoft said that it assembles and maintains a database of the locations of cell towers and Wi-Fi access points in order to provide its location services. When a user accesses an application that requires location information, Microsoft compares the Wi-Fi access points and cell towers in range of the device with the location database, which contains details of the locations of the access points and cell towers.

durch Microsoft erklärt die Location Data Collection Practices – PCWorld Business Center.

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Red Hat to Launch Cloud Service

April 26, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Red Hat (Nachrichten, Site) has been focusing its efforts on supporting enterprises and service providers that use Red Hat software for building and managing cloud networks. With Red Hat’s recent acquisition of Makara, the company now has the capability to act as a cloud service provider, and is set to make an announcement at the upcoming Red Hat Summit.

While Red Hat is among the more popular server operating system and middleware vendors, it doesn’t have its own PaaS offering. With the Makara acquisition in November 2010, Red Hat now has technology that enables developers to deploy cloud applications that can scale up or down as necessary. According to former Makara CEO Isaac Roth — now Red Hat’s “PaaS Master” — the Makara team is currently working on integrating Red Hat’s technology into the existing Makara service. “Makara enables applications to automatically scale down and up, so the consumption of resources happens in an on-demand fashion.”

 

Makara is currently integrating parts of JBoss, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and the Deltacloud project, in which developers can use the same code to launch instances regardless of whether these are on private clouds, Amazon EC, Rackspace or other services, making sure applications are protected from API incompatibilities.

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Google Docs wird leichter mit Full-Ordner hochladen

April 26, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Wenn Sie Google neben der drag and drop dachte Upload-Funktion, um Docs war praktisch, Sie lieben die zusätzlichen Vergünstigungen, gab heute bekannt, wurden, einschließlich der Möglichkeit, ganze Ordner hochladen.

Die bestehende Ordnerstruktur wird beim Upload erhalten, was bedeutet, dass Ordner innerhalb von Ordnern wird auch hochladen und werden Sammlungen in Sammlungen. Die Option gefunden werden kann, wenn Sie ein Chrome Anwender, in dem Dropdown-Menü in Docs. Wenn Sie Firefox oder Safari, Sie müssen ein Applet zu installieren.

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Sony Start vor zwei Tabletten Android noch in diesem Jahr – PC-WELT

April 26, 2011 Durch Schreibe einen Kommentar

Sony will make its long-awaited entry into the tablet PC market later this year with two models based on the latest version of Google’s Android operating system.

The tablets, which carry the development names S1 and S2, will be launched worldwide from the fall, Sony said on Tuesday.

The company didn’t announce pricing details or specific launch dates, but it did offer some basic specifications and demonstrate prototypes of the two machines at a Tokyo news conference. (Video of the new tablets is available on YouTube.)

The S1 is a slate design and has a 9.4-inch screen with 1,280 durch 800 pixels resolution. At first glance it looks similar to most competing tablets, but look more closely at its profile and you’ll see it’s shaped like a wedge. The upper portion of the tablet is thicker than the lower portion and that makes it easier to hold, said Sony.

The S2 is a folding device equipped with dual 5.5-inch screens, each with 1,024 durch 480 pixels resolution. It has a rounded design and is small enough to fit in the inside pocket of a jacket. Unveiling the tablet at the Tokyo news conference, Kunimasa Suzuki, deputy president of Sony’s consumer products group, reached inside his jacket and pulled it out.

Both tablets will run Android 3.0, the so-called “Wabe” version of the operating system, and can connect to Wi-Fi hotspots and cellular networks. Sony is building support for its Qriocity online audio and video services into both tablets, and users will also be able to browse and buy electronic books.

They are both based on NVidia’s Tegra 2 processor and each has front and rear cameras.

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NY Fall unterstreicht Wi-Fi Datenschutz Gefahren : NPR

April 25, 2011 Durch 1 Wie

Lying on his family room floor with assault weapons trained on him, shouts of “pedophile!” und “pornographer!” stinging like his fresh cuts and bruises, the Buffalo homeowner didn’t need long to figure out the reason for the early morning wake-up call from a swarm of federal agents.

That new wireless router. He’d gotten fed up trying to set a password. Someone must have used his Internet connection, he thought.

“We know who you are! You downloaded thousands of images at 11:30 last night,” the man’s lawyer, Barry Covert, recounted the agents saying. They referred to a screen name, “Doldrum.”

“In, I didn’t,” he insisted. “Somebody else could have but I didn’t do anything like that.”

“You’re a creep … just admit it,” sie sagten,.

Law enforcement officials say the case is a cautionary tale. Their advice: Password-protect your wireless router.

Plenty of others would agree. The Sarasota, Fla. Mann, zum Beispiel, who got a similar visit from the FBI last year after someone on a boat docked in a marina outside his building used a potato chip can as an antenna to boost his wireless signal and download an astounding 10 million images of child porn, or the North Syracuse, NY, man who in December 2009 opened his door to police who’d been following an electronic trail of illegal videos and images. The man’s neighbor pleaded guilty April 12.

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