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July 6, 2008--Korenix introduces "Encrypted Auto-run Customization Setting for the Devices" technology to protect customer software programs. The purpose of this patented technology is to protect software from being copied illegally.
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via Automation.com @ 18:22 7th Jul
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Korenix is launching a patented "Encrypted Auto-run Customization Setting for the Devices" technology to help you protect your software programs. The purpose of this patented technology is to protect software from being copied illegally. The patented technology allows customers to run specific configuration or applications in the JetBox 9300/9310 industrial embedded computer automatically. All the settings stored in a SD card cannot be copied and abused when someone tries to install the SD card in other computer.
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via EDA Geek @ 11:04 5th Jul
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Made in IBM Labs: IBM Technology to Protect Customer Data in the Call Center Industry Next-Generation Data Masking Technology Advances Security and Privacy of Critical Customer Data
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via Quote.com India @ 16:59 3rd Jul
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Rivers Run Red, the immersive spaces company(TM), today announced it is developing customized 3D spaces built in Lively, a new product by Google(TM). Rivers Run Red also has a new design team in place to keep up with the anticipated high level of demand for companies/brands looking to incorporate Lively by Google as part of their digital strategies. Rivers Run Red is a participant in the Preferred Developer Program for Lively by Google.
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via Red Orbit @ 23:37 8th Jul
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Researchers at IBM’s India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
in Data Privacy
via Manila Bulletin @ 0:56 21st Jul
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Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM (NYSE: IBM) continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
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via Hard OCP @ 0:47 5th Jul
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Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM (NYSE: IBM) continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
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via Market Wire via MSN Money @ 17:03 3rd Jul
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Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM (NYSE: IBM) continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
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via Stockwatch @ 11:29 3rd Jul
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NEW DELHI, INDIA and BANGALORE, INDIA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 07/03/08 -- Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM (IBM) continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 17:22 3rd Jul
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NEW DELHI, INDIA and BANGALORE, INDIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 3, 2008 -- Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations. As IBM (NYSE:IBM - News) continuously seeks new methods to ensure privacy and security, the company intends to utilize this capability in its own call center operations to further protect information for its services clients around the world.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 17:03 3rd Jul
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One of the most requested features since the release of Enterprise Linux 5 is encrypted device support. We support encrypted devices via a technology called LUKS. LUKS, implemented on top of the existing device-mapper cryptography code, standardizes the partition header for the automatic detection of encrypted devices. It also allows for multiple passphrases to decrypt the device. For example, if I insert an encrypted USB stick, the encrypted device is detected via HAL, the GNOME file manager prompts me for the passphrase, and LUKS unlocks the device-which is then mounted and ready to use.
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via LWN @ 8:00 4th Aug
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Permabit Technology Corporation, the industry's leading innovator of scalable, data-reduced storage for enterprise archiving, today announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted the company two new patents for its massively scalable data deduplication technologies. These new patents protect the company's scalable data reduction (SDR) technology, which is integrated into its Enterprise Archive Data Center Series product. U.S. Patents 7,412,462 and 7,398,283 broadly cover the use of hash-based deduplication for scalable file and object data storage with access control credentials. These patents also protect Permabit's unique encrypted deduplication, snapshot, and many other features of the company's SDR technology.
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via Financials.com @ 17:39 12th Aug
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coderrr writes "New research could allow ISPs to selectively block or slow down your encrypted traffic even if they cannot snoop on your transmitted data. Italian researchers have found a way to categorize the type of traffic that is hidden inside an encrypted SSH session to around 90% accuracy. They are achieving this by analyzing packet sizes and inter-packet intervals instead of looking at the content itself. Challenges remain for ISPs to implement this technology, but it's clear that encrypting your traffic inside an SSH session or VPN connection is not a solution to protect net neutrality."
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via Slashdot @ 11:40 30th Jun
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MediaWhiz introduces ScribeFire QuickAds(TM), the first point and click ad optimization technology NEW YORK, July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- MediaWhiz (http://www.mediawhiz.com), a leading results-driven online advertising company, today announced the acquisition of ScribeFire (http://www.scribefire.com), the Web's #1 Firefox(R) blog-editing technology. Simultaneously, MediaWhiz announced the release of a beta version of ScribeFire QuickAds, online advertising's first 'point and click' ad optimization technology. ScribeFire enables users to easily drag and drop formatted text from the web into their blog(s), as well as post entries and take notes, directly through the Firefox browser. ScribeFire currently has over 150,000 active users, and is compatible with all major blog services (e.
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via PR Newswire @ 13:09 3rd Jul
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Belkin’s current TuneCast Auto for iPhone and iPod now works with the iPhone 3G. By passing the certification testing required by Apple’s “Works With iPhone” program, you can be ensured that your iPhone 3G is compatible with the TuneCast Auto. Featuring ClearScan technology, TuneCast Auto will automatically seek out the best FM frequency to play the music from your iPhone 3G in your car by one push of a button.
in Handhelds
via Lien Multimédia @ 11:46 7th Aug
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I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "John McCain has finally released a technology platform. Most of it is the same old stuff; lower corporate taxes, protect children from porn, and avoid Internet regulation unless 'necessary.' Alas, in his view, helping the RIAA's War on Sharing is necessary to stop the 'global epidemic' of piracy, while Net Neutrality is something he 'does not believe in.' Ars Technica has a review of McCain's platform." A brief analysis is also available from Federal Computer Week. In addition to the technology policy, McCain has also released a paper describing his stance on security and privacy. We've previously contrasted his views with those of Barack Obama. Obama's technology policies are also available online.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 20:18 16th Aug
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The Florida Linux Show 2009 Jacksonville is proud to announce that the Jacksonville Information Technology Council (JITC) will be exhibiting at this year's show. The Florida Linux Show 2009 Jacksonville confirmed that the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Council (JITC) will be attending the 2009 show in Jacksonville at the University of North Florida University Center, on March 9th, 2009 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Current JITC President Travis Webb, of Robert Half Technology (NYSE: RHI) will be available to answer any questions about becoming a member of the Jacksonville Information Technology Council. Additionally, the JITC generally meets the last Tuesday of every month from 7:30 am to 9:30 am, at the Florida Community College of Jacksonville (FCCJ) Technology Center.
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via Linux PR @ 0:36 8th Jul
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Next-Generation Java Plug-in Technology (available in the Java SE 6 Update 10, has breathed new life into Java applet technology for delivering programs over the web. At least that is what Dana Nourie and Kenneth Russell contend in their article entitled "Next Generation in Applet Java Plug-in Technology." Nourie and Russell write that the next-generation Java Plug-in offers a completely redesigned architecture that provides powerful new capabilities to applets in the web browser, while improving the overall reliability and functionality of applets in a backward-compatible manner. Among the benefits one might expect from next-gen applet technology are:
in Java
via SunFlash Newsletter @ 22:37 13th Jul
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Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operations.
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via Huliq.com @ 13:22 5th Jul
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Box Office Tickets Introduces Visual Seat Selector; Now It's Easy for Customers to See and Select Seats Online
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via Media Workstation @ 10:44 16th Jul
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Security, Detective & Crime : Made in IBM Labs: IBM Technology to Protect Customer Data in the Call Center Industry
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via Prudent Press Agency @ 19:44 4th Jul
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NEW DELHI, INDIA and BANGALORE, INDIA -- 07/03/08 -- Researchers at IBM's India Research Laboratory have developed advanced data masking technology that helps call centers protect critical data without disrupting customer service or business operat..
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via Earthtimes.org @ 17:03 3rd Jul
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The CSIRO and Swinburne University of Technology have collaborated in the development of new laser technology. The In-Situ Laser Surfacing technology allows for on-site repair of turbine blades at power stations. It eradicates the need to remove blades to conduct repairs. The repair process involves use of a diode laser, a robot and a delivery system to inject a surfacing compound into the laser's eye. The technology may also be useful in the aerospace and defence sectors. Hardwear, the company designated the task of commercialising the technology, signed a contract with AGL Energy in 2007
in Robotics
via Business Spectator @ 11:13 26th Aug
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While US banks have successfully leveraged technology to simplify the account opening process, little progress has been made in using technology to help new customers easily move their online bill payment info over from their existing bank. The technology solutions that exist today merely substitute one online process for another. When switching banks, bill pay users will benefit more from hand-holding during and after account opening than they would from these automated online switching tools. eBusiness executives will see better bill pay activation results from new checking account customers by focusing on in-branch efforts and employee incentives.
in E-commerce
via Forrester @ 7:23 21st Jul
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Buzz (OTC:BZTG) Web Division www.12buzz.com remains one of the few Search and Ad Platforms not employing behavioral targeting technology. Although widely available Buzz sees the technology as an abuse of the trust of customers. Buzz also feels the Asian market will be the first to reject such practices and are likely to turn to www.12buzz.com so they can maintain their privacy. While Many Internet and broadband companies have acknowledged using targeted-advertising technology without explicitly informing customers, according to letters released yesterday by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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via Quote.com United States @ 11:27 12th Aug
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