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Interoperability in Software Publication | HackerNoon

The #1 Publication focused solely on Interoperability. Publishing how well a system works or doesn't w/ another system.

X's new calling feature hurts your privacy — here's how to switch it off | TechCrunch

TechCrunch ran tests of the feature to analyze how the calling feature works and to understand the risks associated with it.

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How to Set Up and Understand Logging in HAProxy

Guide on the steps to set up HAProxy logging from editing the configuration files to specifying where to store the logs and then testing if the logging works.

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How to Configure HAProxy as a Reverse Proxy

Practical tutorial on the steps to configure HAProxy as a reverse proxy and understand why a reverse proxy works to your advantage by discussing its benefits.

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How to Implement Effective Health Checks in HAProxy

Practical tutorial on how to implement an effective health check in the backend section of the HAProxy configuration file and how it works along with examples.

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Swiftspeed: Revolutionalizing App Development With Their New AI App Builder: How It Works | HackerNoon

We are building an exciting startup that aims to revolutionize mobile app development with our new AI-powered app builder platform.

Paid Business Development Internship in Madrid (Spanish speaker) | EU-Startups

Our partner works with the leading companies of the world (over 70% of the Fortune 500) across multiple industries, as well as governments and Ministries

How audio-jacking using gen AI can distort live audio transactions | VentureBeat

Using gen AI to identify and intercept keywords and replace them in context is the essence of how audio jacking works.

Can behavioral biometrics help detect terrorists entering the U.S.? | Network World

Fingerprinting air passengers entering the United States is one counter-terrorism method used today . But the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has another idea in the works: a behavioral biometrics monitoring system that gauges small changes in a person's body, d믭 the "fidget factor," especially in answer to a question such as "Do you intend to cause harm to America?"

Red Hat focuses new RHEL 5.5 on multicore | Network World

The new version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux works with new Intel, AMD chips

Chinese e-publisher plans Baidu copyright lawsuit | Network World

A Chinese e-publisher plans to file a lawsuit against local search engine Baidu.com over pirated versions of copyright works allegedly viewable through Baidu services, the publisher said Thursday.

IT works out, and gets fit | Network World

The phrase "team-building exercise" has a literal meaning for the IT staff at JM Family Enterprises Inc.

Uproar over E.T. hunter misplaced, SETI@home founder says | Network World

The school superintendent investigating a former employee who ran the SETI@home program on school computers doesn’t understand how the technology works or that the project is well-respected, experts in the technology field say.

Apple works on MacBook Pro hard drive fix | Network World

Apple is working on a software update to address hard drive issues affecting its latest 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro laptops. Users are complaining in droves on Internet forums that machines configured with faster, 7,200-rpm Seagate hard disk drives (HDD) make clicking and beeping noises that are often a precursor to slowdowns and freeze-ups.

Wi-Fi WPA2 vulnerability FAQ | Network World

AirTight Networks says it's found a weak point in Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2), the mainstay of enterprise Wi-Fi security. But has it? Security expert Matthew Gast says the attack seems to be a familiar ARP spoofing exploit that works as well on wired as wireless LANS. If so, it can easily be contained.

Burning Man’s open source cell phone system could help save the world | Network World

Today I bring you a story that has it all: a solar-powered, low-cost, open source cellular network that's revolutionizing coverage in underprivileged and off-grid spots. It uses VoIP yet works with existing cell phones. It has pedigreed founders. Best of all, it is part of the sex, drugs and art collectively known as Burning Man. Where do you want me to begin?

DHS seeks to share top-secret info with banking and finance cybersecurity pros | Network World

The Department of Homeland Security works with financial institutions to thwart cyber attacks and plans to do so more and more in the future, according to DHS testimony to Congress, including sharing top secret cyber intelligence.

China works to toughen hacking laws | Network World

Chinese police and judicial officials are formulating new measures that govern how hacking crimes are handled by courts, the country's latest step to strengthen its cyber laws, state media reported.

Cisco unveils Umi home videoconferencing | Network World

Cisco has introduced Umi, a home telepresence system that uses existing high-definition TVs and also works with Google Video Chat.

Mashup artist calls for changes in copyright law | Network World

U.S. copyright law should be updated to better reflect the changing ways that mashup artists and other new content creators use existing works, some participants in the first World's Fair Use Day said.

Paid app, cloud service secure consumer Android phones | Network World

A new paid security app from Lookout Mobile Security works with the vendor's cloud-based services to detect and block smartphone malware on Android phones, and to backup more types of user data.

Microsoft details Windows 8 for ARM devices | Network World

Microsoft has released technical design details about the new version of Windows for devices that use ARM chips, outlining in a lengthy blog post different ways in which this OS, called WOA and still in the works, will be alike and different from existing versions of Windows.

Sometimes, Security Theater Really Works | Network World

Security theater isn't necessarily as ineffective as the security community believes. In Israel, there is a guard at the entrance to every store. The guard isn't very useful to stop an attacker, and yet in several cases the guards' presence does make a difference, often at the cost of their lives.

Four-wheeled robot that can hop 25 feet is in the works | Network World

A U.S. company is building a four-wheeled robot that will be able to jump over obstacles and aid military troops in combat.

Cisco to buy Chinese set-top box business | Network World

Cisco will buy a Chinese set-top box maker as the country works to digitize all cable television by 2015, creating market opportunities for Cisco, the company said late Monday.