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NewsSeattle companies' wireless networks hacked by wardrivers
More than a dozen businesses in the Seattle area were hacked into via their wireless networks, according to a grand jury indictment of three men this month. To add insult to injury, authorities said Read more...
Six likely security holes in your organization
Security risks abound even in organizations that take important steps to mitigate them. Sometimes they appear right under one's nose, and other times they can be quite obscure. ComputerWorld's John Read more...
Super Wi-Fi gets the green light
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) calls it "Wi-Fi on Steroids," Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) calls it "White-Fi," and most others are just calling it "Super Wi-Fi." It boils down to the opportunity to use unlicensed Read more...
Hotspots multiply while legal questions over data privacy persist
If your company's road warriors like to duck into Starbucks or McDonalds to get a little work done online, make sure they're not sending any unprotected company data over the stores' Wi-Fi systems. Read more...
San Francisco Giants CIO discusses tech at the ballpark
As CIO of the San Francisco Giants, Bill Schlough is responsible for the technologies that support activities as diverse the stadium's turnstile system, lighting system, and Wi-Fi. While the team has Read more...
Three schools, one country ban iPad
More than a half million iPads were delivered the first week Apple put them up for sale, but in the last few days three universities and one country have put the kibosh on them. Cornell University, Read more...
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