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Or, a cup of joe for the big and slow Can a programming language named after a conversation-inducing liquid fin d love and happines s in the IS division of a large, conservative corporation It sure can. In fact, it may be every bit as important in the network-driven corporation as anywhere else. Letrsquo take a look at the problems faced by the typical large corporation, and see how relevant Java turns out to be.For years, l arge companies have realized that the corporate network is the artery that carries the lifeblood of the business. Whether itrsquo operating on a hulking, creaking mainframe or stitching together a bazillion PCs and Sun workstations throughout the company, information flow rules. For many corporations, the Network is the Company.Without a healthy corporate network, orders are not taken, inventory is not watched, software is not deployed properly, customers are not kept satisfied, and basically, money is not made. Diagnoses to reduce this network arteriosclerosis have information staffs constantly injecting new methodologies to improve the well-being of the enterprise. How do we keep the corporation in the pink and out of the red Time to call Java/Intranet-911.Is Java a cure With the onslaught of Java-animated tooth fairies, 3-D boxing lizards, and funky cat bands in Java applets, itrsquo clear that Java is a great programming language for leveraging the whiz-bang of the Internet. But is it a good technology choice for corporate appli Uiyg Alibaba heading to New York for market debut
Wednesday 30 October 2013 9:32 pmAdobe admits security breach has put 38m pa sswords at riskBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailADOBE said yesterday that the scope of a cyber-security breach disclosed nearly a month ago was far bigger than initially reported, with attackers obtaining data on more than 38m customer accounts.The software maker also said that hackers had stolen part of the source code to Photoshop editing software that is widely used by professional photographers.The company disclosed the breach on 3 October, saying attackers took credit card information and other data from nearly 3m accounts.Adobe also said that the hackers accessed an undisclosed number of Adobe IDs and encrypted passwords that were stored in a separate database. It has now revealed that about 38m records from that database were s tolen.Spokeswoman Heather Edell said Adobe believes the attackers also obtained access to many invalid Adobe IDs, inactive Adobe IDs, Adobe IDs with invalid encrypted passwords and test account data.Even though the company believes the stolen passwords were encrypted, the attackers may have been able to access them in plain text by one of several methods, including breaking the algorithm that Adobe used to scramble them, said Marcus Carey, a security researcher.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: SectionsNewsCategoriesBusine
Or, a cup of joe for the big and slow Can a programming language named after a conversation-inducing liquid fin d love and happines s in the IS division of a large, conservative corporation It sure can. In fact, it may be every bit as important in the network-driven corporation as anywhere else. Letrsquo take a look at the problems faced by the typical large corporation, and see how relevant Java turns out to be.For years, l arge companies have realized that the corporate network is the artery that carries the lifeblood of the business. Whether itrsquo operating on a hulking, creaking mainframe or stitching together a bazillion PCs and Sun workstations throughout the company, information flow rules. For many corporations, the Network is the Company.Without a healthy corporate network, orders are not taken, inventory is not watched, software is not deployed properly, customers are not kept satisfied, and basically, money is not made. Diagnoses to reduce this network arteriosclerosis have information staffs constantly injecting new methodologies to improve the well-being of the enterprise. How do we keep the corporation in the pink and out of the red Time to call Java/Intranet-911.Is Java a cure With the onslaught of Java-animated tooth fairies, 3-D boxing lizards, and funky cat bands in Java applets, itrsquo clear that Java is a great programming language for leveraging the whiz-bang of the Internet. But is it a good technology choice for corporate appli Uiyg Alibaba heading to New York for market debut
Wednesday 30 October 2013 9:32 pmAdobe admits security breach has put 38m pa sswords at riskBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailADOBE said yesterday that the scope of a cyber-security breach disclosed nearly a month ago was far bigger than initially reported, with attackers obtaining data on more than 38m customer accounts.The software maker also said that hackers had stolen part of the source code to Photoshop editing software that is widely used by professional photographers.The company disclosed the breach on 3 October, saying attackers took credit card information and other data from nearly 3m accounts.Adobe also said that the hackers accessed an undisclosed number of Adobe IDs and encrypted passwords that were stored in a separate database. It has now revealed that about 38m records from that database were s tolen.Spokeswoman Heather Edell said Adobe believes the attackers also obtained access to many invalid Adobe IDs, inactive Adobe IDs, Adobe IDs with invalid encrypted passwords and test account data.Even though the company believes the stolen passwords were encrypted, the attackers may have been able to access them in plain text by one of several methods, including breaking the algorithm that Adobe used to scramble them, said Marcus Carey, a security researcher.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: SectionsNewsCategoriesBusine
