Microsoft confirms critical Windows XP bug

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• Microsoft confirms critical Windows XP bug
• Adult Web sites lure cybercrime victims
• Adobe Fixes Flash Zero-Day with Massive Security Update
• AT&T iPad 3G breach teaches smartphone security lessons
• How to delete fake antivirus
• Online porn users take huge risks, study finds
• Cloud Computing: Would PCI Compliance Help or Hurt Security?
• Cisco forecasts fourfold Internet traffic growth
• 3 Things You Should Avoid When You are Reviewing for CCNA Exam

Microsoft confirms critical Windows XP bug Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT Microsoft has confirmed that Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 contain an unpatched bug that could be used to infect PCs by duping users into visiting rigged Web sites or opening attack e-mail.

Adult Web sites lure cybercrime victims Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT Porn surfers are likely to have out-of-date software that can be exploited, making those users an attractive target for cybecriminals, according to a study.

Adobe Fixes Flash Zero-Day with Massive Security Update Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT Adobe has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons recently with new attacks exploiting flaws in Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader. Adobe has addressed the security vulnerabilities now with an immense update resolving a variety of serious issues.

AT&T iPad 3G breach teaches smartphone security lessons Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT AT&T's failure to protect some iPad 3G user e-mail addresses highlights a range of security issues that enterprise IT groups should note as they roll out smartphone applications on mobile platforms such as iPhone and Android.

How to delete fake antivirus Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT QUESTION Our son's laptop has started throwing up virus alerts for Antivirus 7.0. We've searched online for a solution, but can't differentiate between genuine advice and yet more scareware. Andrew & Eileen Wood

Online porn users take huge risks, study finds Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT Online porn is one of the most hostile environments on the Internet but malware distribution itself appears to be only a profitable sideline for the adult industry, a new study has suggested.

Cloud Computing: Would PCI Compliance Help or Hurt Security? Posted: 10 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT These days it's not that great a compliment to say something's as safe as banks, let alone credit cards or those swipe-card readers at the convenience store.

Cisco forecasts fourfold Internet traffic growth Posted: 11 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT Earlier this month, Cisco released the results of its annual "Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) Forecast, 2009-2014," which projects that global Internet traffic will increase more than fourfold by 2014. The forecast, which focuses on both consumers and businesses, offers projections are based on Cisco's analysis and modeling of traffic, usage and device data from independent analyst sources. The forecast, inputs and methodology are validated by data provided by service providers globally.

3 Things You Should Avoid When You are Reviewing for CCNA Exam Posted: 11 Jun 2010 05:23 AM PDT If you're reviewing for CCNA Exams, you should be aware of things that might mess up your concentration. Normally, you wouldn't notice these things disrupting you, as they are common on your everyday life. But for you who's about to take a major test, you'll need to take all the focus you can get. Disturbance is the last things you'll ever want for yourself. Here are the things you should take control while you are studying: Taking gimmicks and engaging to fun activities. Oh yes, "you're grounded!" In logical sense, you should be always studying if you really want to pass. Nope, I'm not being to hyperbole. Studying each day, keeps failure away. There's no such thing as "overdose" in studying. As long as you take short brakes in recharging your brain cells, you'll be fine. There's no shortcut in increasing your chances in passing the CCNA exams. Interpolating from these facts, you need all the time you can get to study, even if it means "spoiling your life" in the meantime. Reserve all the fun after the CCNA Examination. Look forward on them as reward for your hard work and sacrifices. Better yet treat them as celebration perks because for sure 99.9999% you will pass. Boost your drive to achieve the CCNA Certification by keeping these happy thoughts in mind. Being Blue. It's okay to wear blue "_". I mean, you should avoid feeling depressed. Emotions clutter mind. Those spaces in your brain shouldn't be filled with distracting things. Instead, it should be loaded with lessons and data you need for the exams. So, try to avoid thinking about sadness and problems, especially heartaches. Being self-doubted. You definitely won't pass, if you've already raised the white flag. Don't submit yourself to failure as for sure you'll fall into it. Feeling anxious is fine. It makes you aware what you should do. However, too much of it leads to vulnerability. Believe you can do it. If you're studying well for the CCNA Exams, the there's nothing to worry about. Avoid this by taking tryout exams. Once you've passed through 10 out of 10 consecutive practice tests, you'll feel more secured. Talk to your family and friends regarding your preparations for the CCNA Exams. Make them aware of your need for concentration. They'll help you obtain a good atmosphere for your review. Take control of distractions and you'll have a well prepared "self" for passing the CCNA Exams.

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