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By Michael SantoEditor-in-Chief, RealTechNewsThe Black Hat conference is an annual security get-together that frequently demos newly exposed security holes. And boy, this iPhone SMS hack is a doozy.Cybersecurity researcher Charlie Miller and his fellow researcher Collin Mulliner plan to present research on a huge iPhone security hole. Thursday at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference [...]
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The 2009 Black Book "State of the Outsourcing Industry" Report released today announces the trends, buying outlook and insights of over 24,000 users globally for the coming four quarters. Black Book also announces the Top Fifty Best Managed Global Outsourcers in this closely-watched annual client experience survey, the largest of its kind in the technology and services sectors. Results point to restoring budgets, strategic outsourcing spending and a 2010 recovery for suppliers that stayed customer-centric through the recession.read more
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Rapid7, the leading provider of unified vulnerability management solutions, today announced its participation in two leading security industry events in July 2009. Rapid7 will attend and showcase its expertise at Black Hat USA 2009 from July 25-30, 2009 and DEFCON 17 from July 30-August 2, 2009, both held in Las Vegas, NV. At Black Hat, Marc Bevand, director of security research at Rapid7, will demonstrate a new implementation of the MD5 chosen-prefix collision attack, as well as software techniques to achieve breakthrough performance gain in a session entitled, “MD5 Chosen-Prefix Collisions on GPUs,” on July 30, 2009 at 1:45 p.m. read more
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An Internet service provider that has cut its deliveries to the Pirate Bay file-sharing site on Tuesday reported "major disturbances after sabotage."The disturbances reported by Black Internet AB came the day after the company announced it would immediately stop providing Internet connectivity to Pirate Bay, citing a court order.A message posted Tuesday on the Pirate Bay site said it would be back online in "a few hours" and would "never surrender."Black Internet chief executive Victor Moller told the online edition of Computer Sweden that police were investigating the incident, adding he was not sure it was linked to the decision to stop providing Internet connectivity to Pirate Bay.Stockholm district court on Friday ordered Black Internet to prevent access to copyrighted material specified by film and music companies or risk a fine of 500,000 kronor ($71,000) until the ongoing case against Pirate Bay has been settled.The Pirate Bay Web site has been at the center of controversy about file sharing. In April, the district court sentenced four men to year-long jail terms for operating the Web site, citing it allowed illegal file sharing.The verdict also said the defendants should pay damages of some 30 million kronor for being accessories to copyright infringements by allowing the Web site to be used to swap films and music. The four have appealed their sentences and called for a retrial.
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