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Growth of Anti-Botnet Startups Points to AV Deficiencies

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 12:03:47 GMT

Ryan Naraine, eWeek.com, 29. helmikuuta 2008

"News Analysis: Venture capitalists are pouring money into such startups, which analysts say is an indictment of the anti-virus industry.

A slew of software companies new and old are shipping tools aimed at slowing the botnet epidemic, but the emergence of this new market is seen by some analysts as an indictment of the existing anti-malware industry.

With reliable statistics showing a dramatic rise in botnet-related computer infections, venture capitalists are now pouring money into startups with technology promising to find and eradicate backdoor Trojans, keystroke loggers and stealth rootkits."

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Growth of Anti-Botnet Startups Points to AV Deficiencies

Tradenomien ja työnantajien odotuksissa eroja

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:53:34 GMT

25.1.2008, Mol.fi

Työnantajat arvostavat varsin erilaisia ominaisuuksia ja osaamista kuin työnhakijoina olevat tradenomit. Tämä käy ilmi Helsingin Kluuvin työvoimatoimiston, Helsingin seudun kauppakamarin ja Helsingin Yrittäjien tekemästä kyselystä. Kyselyyn osallistui työvoimatoimistoissa työnhakijoina olevia tradenomeja ja yritysten henkilöstöhallinnosta vastaavia.

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Tradenomien ja työnantajien odotuksissa eroja

Ghost Cities Of 2100

Sun, 09 Dec 2007 16:25:15 GMT

Elisabeth Eavesin artikkeli Forbesissa.

For 900 years, Moenjodaro, a city in what is now Pakistan, was the urban hub of a thriving civilization, the New York or London of its day. Around 1700 B.C., residents suddenly abandoned the Indus Valley city, and it was lost in the sands of time until archaeologists began excavating it in the 1920s. Today, visitors can wander for hundreds of acres among its deserted streets and homes.

It's believed that Moenjodaro had already fallen into economic decline when an invading army attacked, delivering the sudden fatal blow. Moenjodaro never rose again, and the Indus Valley civilization that it dominated soon disappeared too.

Most of today's cities seem pretty sturdy. Indeed, the possibility that they might crumble to dust seems to be less of a concern than how nations will cope with the rise of so-called "megacities," cities with populations of more than 10 million: Tokyo, New York, São Paolo and Mumbai are already around twice that size or bigger.

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