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[July 03, 2008]

WinInfo Short Takes: Week of July 7, 2008

An often irreverent look at some of the week's other news, including the 4th of July long weekend, Windows 7, Microsoft + Yahoo + AOL + MySpace, Microsoft gets Equipt for the future, Blockbuster dodges a bullet, XP support improves for Toy PCs, and more
WinInfo - Paul Thurrott

[July 4, 2008]

More Than 12,250 Laptops Lost At Airports Every Week

A new study sponsored by Dell reveals that over 12,250 laptops are lost every week at airports and well over 4000 are never reclaimed.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards

[July 4, 2008]

Majority Of Companies Don't Audit File Ownership and Access

According to Ponemon Institute, the majority of companies don't know who owns particular files, who can access the files, nor who did access the files.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards

[July 4, 2008]

Blackhat Now Doing Webinars

If you can't attend Blackhat conferences then Webinars might be the next best thing to actually being there.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards

[July 4, 2008]

Pwnie Awards Accepting Nominations

The annual Pwnie Awards, which celebrates "the achievements and failures of security researchers and the security community," is now accepting nominations in 9 categories for this year's awards.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards

[July 4, 2008]

Q. How do I configure my BitLocker recovery password to be stored in Active Directory (AD)?

FAQ for Windows - John Savill

[July 3, 2008]

Internet Crime Cost $239 Million Last Year

According to Internet Crime Complaint Center, losses from cybercrime in 2007 were 17 percent greater than in 2006, and the vast majority of crimes were initiated via email.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards

[July 3, 2008]

How Dumb Can Someone Get?

If you run a security Web site then sooner or later someone is going to contact you asking for help in cracking a password. Sometimes those requests seem legitimate and other times the ill intent is glaringly obvious.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards



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