Data protection, hidden in plain sight

	Brocade gives a reality check on IPv6 | LastPass says Xmarks bookmark sync passwords are safe
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	Data protection, hidden in plain sight Researchers from the University of Southern California and the National University of Science and Technology in Pakistan have developed an application that secures data by hiding it in plain sight. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Midrange Array Buyers Guide Get your free DCIG Midrange Array Buyer's Guide, which scores and ranks over 70 data storage solutions from more than 20 providers. This comprehensive report is the first of its kind to offer an independent competitive evaluation from a user's perspective. Read now In this Issue Brocade gives a reality check on IPv6 LastPass says Xmarks bookmark sync passwords are safe Microsoft plans critical update to Windows Server Red Hat CEO takes on patent trolls RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Brocade gives a reality check on IPv6 The looming depletion of Internet addresses has split the networking world into "IPv4 diehards" and "IPv6 purists," but the real needs of businesses lie somewhere in between the views of these extremists, a Brocade Communications Systems executive said this week. Read More LastPass says Xmarks bookmark sync passwords are safe LastPass says that hackers did not obtain passwords linked to Xmarks, the browser synchronization service the company acquired last December. Earlier Thursday, LastPass forced customers to reset their master passwords after detecting a "traffic anomaly" that may have been a hacker intrusion. Read More Microsoft plans critical update to Windows Server Microsoft today said it will patch a critical bug in its Windows server software and two other vulnerabilities in PowerPoint, the presentation maker bundled with Office. After April's record-setting Patch Tuesday -- which fixed 64 flaws -- May's much lighter load was not surprising. Microsoft habitually takes an even-odd approach, with even-numbered months featuring fewer updates. Read More Red Hat CEO takes on patent trolls With Red Hat on the verge of becoming the first billion-dollar company focused exclusively on open source software, it has attracted quite a bit of attention -- from lawyers waving patents. Read More
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