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Invincea Document Protection: Preventing PDF exploits Exploiting Adobe PDF files is currently the method of choice for installing malware on a computer. Michael Kassner reports on a new countermeasure that opens PDFs in a separate virtual environment. Read more Resource of the day Increase innovation with Google Apps Businesses see Google Apps as an affordable solution for effective business communication and collaboration. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to learn why IT and business decision makers are making transition to Google Apps. Create a simple, simulated network with the honeyd tool A honeynet management tool called honeyd can be a useful security tool like any other honeypot, but it can be a great low-level instructional tool as well. Read more The many eyes that matter for security are the friendly eyes Security through obscurity is an illusion, and formal principles of information security have codified this fact in modern terms for almost a century and a half. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Spamfighter Exchange Module: Is it better than the built-in tools? Jack Wallen takes a look at the add-on Spamfighter Exchange Module. Is it worth the extra cost, or are the built-in tools sufficient for spam reduction? Read more The most important updates in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 It's been awhile since there was a new version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Vincent Danen looks at the updates in version 6 and gives high marks to cloud computing and security enhancements. Read more Five tips for securing mobile data As more and more company data moves onto mobile devices, IT faces a host of new security concerns. Here are some issues to consider as you develop your mobile security model. Read more Disk wiping tools that securely delete data Rick Vanover recently profiled two disk-wiping solutions and detailed how they work with a series of screenshots. Which tools would you like to know more about? Read more Troubleshoot PC system slowdowns with a 10-point plan When PC performance slows to a crawl, a systematic troubleshooting plan will help you zero in on the cause. Deb Shinder runs through likely culprits and describes steps you can take to improve system performance. Read more Spam: The ultimate low in Verizon's class act as a wireless carrier TechRepublic member dcolbert shares his disgust with Verizon's recent decision to place unsolicited commercial advertisements in the Android OS notification bar. He believes that a notification area that's clogged with special offers and spam will quickly become unusable. Do you agree? Read more Featured multimedia   New features in first Opera 11 beta Extensions land in Opera 11 beta 1, but that's not all that's new. Check out some of the interesting changes coming in Opera 11. View on site How to wipe a hard disk with DBAN By popular demand, this gallery will show how to wipe a hard disk with Darik's Boot And Nuke (DBAN). IT pro Rick Vanover walks through the DBAN process. View on site Dinosaur Sightings galleries Computers from the 1970s Computers from 1980-1983 Computers from 1984-1989 Photo memories of 18 first computers Vintage Computer Festival showcases technology from the 1970s and 1980s Today's recommended downloads Improve productivity through real-time collaboration and communication (Google) Enterprise Search for State and Local Government (Google) Propelling Your Business Through the Economic Crisis (IBM) Your Guide to Innovations in Enterprise Mobility (TechRepublic) Making it simpler: The new generation of audio conferencing solutions (Citrix Online) Camera phone challenge: Food Submit your camera phone photos of food by Friday, Dec. 3, 2010. If your photo is one of the winning entries, you'll receive TechRepublic swag. Get more details.

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