HPE servers will ship in liquid-cooled chassis and Iceotope partner for liquid cooled edge servers

HPE servers will ship in liquid-cooled chassis and Iceotope partner for liquid cooled edge servers

Iceotope Technologies will offer HPE ProLiant servers in Iceotope’s self-contained liquid cooled chassis, which can run in enterprise data centers and is ruggedized to operate in extreme edge scenarios as well. The Ku:l chassis combines Iceotope’s immersion liquid-cooling technology in Avnet racks and EcoStruxure management technology from Schneider Electric. It supports standard server boards in a 1U immersion cooling tray from Iceotope. In an enterprise data center, the Ku:l chassis can add function without without…

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XCSSET MacOS malware targets Telegram, Google Chrome data and more

XCSSET MacOS malware targets Telegram, Google Chrome data and more

XCSSET macOS malware continues to evolve, now it is able to steal login information from multiple apps, including Telegram and Google Chrome. Security researchers from Trend Micro continues to monitor the evolution of the XCSSET macOS malware, new variants are able to steal login information from multiple apps, including Telegram and Google Chrome, and send them to C2. In order to target Telegram, the malware creates the archive “telegram.applescript” for the “keepcoder.Telegram” folder which is…

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Cisco 5G SD-WAN now on the Insider Series for Networking – Cisco Blogs

Cisco 5G SD-WAN now on the Insider Series for Networking – Cisco Blogs

Cisco has not stopped innovating when it comes to SD-WAN.  The new Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways provide multigigabit 5G cellular links in SD-WAN. When the SD-WAN fabric underlay offers multigigabit port options, customers can leverage the full potential of 5G multigigabit speeds in SD-WAN.  Adding a multigigabit cellular routing option in SD-WAN adds enormous flexibility to the network fabric, improving the overall multicloud experience and helping companies expand their WAN edge to new regions.  In the…

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Opening the Digital Front Door to Healthcare – Cisco Blogs

Opening the Digital Front Door to Healthcare – Cisco Blogs

Spend just ten minutes talking with healthcare leaders about technology and you will inevitably hear about the importance of a ‘digital front door.’ A digital front door means providing access to healthcare wherever your patient is and support throughout their care journey. The market is flooded with solutions to help address specific use cases, but most health systems still need to develop a cohesive strategy to put the patient at the center. These days, Amazon, Walgreens,…

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The Preventable Aspects of the APT40 Microsoft Hack

The Preventable Aspects of the APT40 Microsoft Hack

On January 19th, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) charged four Chinese nationals—Cheng Qingmin (程庆民), Wu Shurong (吴淑荣), Ding Xiaoyang (丁晓阳), and Zhu Yunmin (朱允敏)—with computer fraud and economic espionage. According to the DOJ, these men are linked to APT40, a hacking group associated with the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Under a front company, Hainan Xiandun Technology Development Co., APT40 disguised the Chinese government’s role in stealing confidential information from foreign governments and…

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Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in Big Tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos

Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in Big Tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos

If you want people to trust the photos and videos your business puts out, it might be time to start learning how to prove they haven’t been tampered with. Image: Lightspring/Shutterstock Great (or terrifying) moments in deepfake history: The argument about whether a video of President Joe Biden talking to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House was real (it was). The Dutch, British and Latvian MPs convinced their Zoom conference with the…

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VDI on X-Series: A new ‘car’ you can drive today! – Cisco Blogs

VDI on X-Series: A new ‘car’ you can drive today! – Cisco Blogs

Choosing the best model Thirty years ago, I bought a 1991 Honda Accord.  I reasoned that as this newly designed model had debuted in 1990, it was ‘safe’ to buy as Honda had a year to work out any issues.  Today car buyers may follow a similar practice, but IT managers cannot afford to wait to experience that ‘new car smell’.  Business moves too fast, remote users need immediate and secure access to applications and…

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TIC: Meet the team bringing cellular and internet service to indigenous communities in rural Mexico – Cisco Blogs

TIC: Meet the team bringing cellular and internet service to indigenous communities in rural Mexico – Cisco Blogs

Now that the Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 winners have been officially announced, we are excited for you to learn more about each winning team and the story behind each innovation. The Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge is an annual competition that awards cash prizes to early-stage tech entrepreneurs solving the world’s toughest problems. Now in its fifth year, the competition awarded its largest prize pool ever, $1 million USD, to 20 winning teams from around the world. Of…

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Takeaways from The Oldsmar Water Attack & What Security Leaders Can Do About It

Takeaways from The Oldsmar Water Attack & What Security Leaders Can Do About It

With Real Examples & Screenshots of Cyber Attacks on Water & Wastewater Facilities By Michael Yehoshua, VP of Global Marketing, SCADAfence Over the last few months, cybersecurity journalists and the ICS security community have been discussing the Oldsmar Florida water system cyber-attack and other similar attacks on water infrastructure, almost ad nauseam. While many people have been talking about this “news” topic, we’ve actually been treating this issue with many of our customers over the…

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Now is the Moment for Broadband for All – Cisco Blogs

Now is the Moment for Broadband for All – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Study: 91% of local government leaders consider internet access critical to economic growth The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated many of this country’s preexisting inequalities, especially for the more than 20 million rural Americans without access to reliable broadband internet.  Students in communities across America were left behind during remote learning. There was unequal access to the growing use of telehealth. And the ability to work from home was all too unreliable in too many parts…

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