Amazon Web Services
AWS Developers Post Secret Keys On Public Code Repositories
This is elementary, Watson. Scrub your code before you post it online! It seems, Amazon Web Services secret keys are widely available on GitHub and other public code repositories. These 'secret' keys are credentials handed out by Amazon when users open an AWS account, and possessors of said keys have same powers as root user.
How Will 2014 Be For The IT Industry? IDC Predicts..
IDC has released its annual predictions for the coming year in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry. The predictions for 2014 are influenced by...
Intel Unveils Supercomputing Technology Stack For Big Data Analytics
Intel shared its supercomputing roadmap for Big Data analytics at the supercomputing conference currently going on in Denver, Colorado. The company disclosed form factors and...
Amazon Web Services Expands Partner Program
Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon company, has introduced new programs, solution competencies, and partner benefits for its AWS Partner Network (APN) program.
The AWS...
Thought Leaders: Austin Shoemaker, Soujanya Bhumkar, Cooliris
Austin Shoemaker started working for Apple when he was 11-years old, testing pre-release software and hardware. The Human Resources head with Apple at the...