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[Peripherals.engadget.com] iPods a security risk, warns complete idiot - Peripherals ...: The headline reads: “iPods are security risk, warns analyst”, and the premise is that iPods pose a great potential (note, the article cites no reported cases as yet) risk to any enterprises looking to keep their networks clear of viruses and trojans. The “industry analysts”
[Slashstar.com] Loosely Coupled // Tim Marman's Weblog : Law School: In the EU, they have to support offline usage due to privacy restrictions. The premise of his paper was that in some regard these potentially infringing .
[Blogs.msdn.com] Josh Lee's Financial Services Blog: <p><font face="Courier New">So I could gripe about the people or the industry that allowed this sort of thing to go on, but I do think that it comes down to a simple (maybe "simple") act of compliance. In combing through the financial statements of the offenders in this case, doing a comparison and correlation of booked business, commissions paid and received this could be simply discovered. Reporting infrastructure could easily be set up to have independant auditors mine for trends and anomalies.</font></p> <p><font face="Courier New">But what about this in an SOA context.
[Jackwhispers.blogspot.com] Jackwhispers: I proceeded to ask her if she was aware about the association of the websites as mentioned above. She stated that AAAQ.com was part of their business and was a domain name registrar for their company.
[Limbicnutrition.com] Limbicnutrition Weblog: Crime, Police & Security Archives: A shootout at a popular Belgrade nightclub early today left a security guard dead and three others wounded, one of them seriously, while one bystander was also injured.I recently witnessed one of these mass brawls which took place in my favourite Belgrade club Bassment (a superb, peaceful and ultra-friendly club).
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