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Resume Makeover: How to Keep it Short, Sweet and to the Point
After 12 years in IT, this month's Resume Makeover candidate has accumulated a wealth of experience, but his highlights and successes were hidden in a dense six-page resume. But our resume writer and career consultant cleared a new path to success....
CryptoLocker gang casts tentacles into botnet crime world
The cyber-gang running the CryptoLocker extortion racket is sharing a big cut of any payments they squeeze out of their victims with criminal botnet owners working closely with them, says Symantec, which has been monitoring this underworld activity online....
How to determine if your application is suitable for the cloud
The factors to consider when evaluating whether a particular application is suitable for the cloud....
By the numbers: Twitter vs. Facebook IPOs
Facebook's IPO was considered an early bust while Twitter's has been deemed a success. In terms of orderly market activity, that's without question. But what about prices?...
Qualcomm tackling faster LTE, but how fast is up for debate
Mobile device chips coming next year from Qualcomm will be able to use wide spectrum bands that carriers are beginning to patch together with new technology, but its lofty performance claims need to be taken with a grain of salt....
Worm targeting Apache Tomcat servers, possibly for DDoS
A worm-like type of malicious software has been found targeting Apache Tomcat, an open-source Web server application, according to Symantec....
Acer's next CEO abruptly resigns as founder Shih takes helm
Acer's upcoming CEO has abruptly resigned from the troubled PC maker, in a surprise move that will result in founder Stan Shih temporarily taking over leadership....
Carriers slammed for rejecting smartphone 'kill switch'
Law enforcement officials trying to rein in violent smartphone theft have criticized cellular operators who they say rejected a solution that would help address the problem....
Stuxnet creators defined 21st century warfare
Stuxnet creators recognized they had built the world's first true cyber-weapon and were more interested in pushing the envelope of this new type of digital warfare than causing large-scale destruction within targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, a study shows....
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