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Product Spotlight: UltraDefrag tool

UltraDefrag is an open source defragging tool that is superior to the default Microsoft tools. Read more

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Elasticfox updated for virtual private cloud

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Hacking the clouds: Exploiting shared physical infrastructure

A new research paper recasts the traditional risk paradigms of cloud computing. Blogger Paul Mah digs into the paper and mulls over the implications for IT professionals. Read more

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Trusted Web sites: Exploit tool of choice

A new report offers insight into what is happening to Web sites. It is not what most of us want to hear. Michael Kassner explains. Read more

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