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Cyber–warfare Turning worm
The Economist Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World's First Digital Weapon. By Kim Zetter. Crown; 433 pages; $ 25 and £20. Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk. WHEN America dropped its two atom bombs, Little Boy and Fat Man, over Japan in … |
This coming Sunday marks the passing of 25 years since the initial release of Lotus Notes, known today as IBM Notes. In marking the 15th anniversary 10 years ago, I spoke with Ray Ozzie about the earliest days of Notes and the subsequent acquisition of Lotus by IBM. Here is a slightly shortened version of that interview.
Do you ever get tired of talking about Notes?
That’s funny … I don’t get tired of talking about it depending on the conversation and which way it’s spinning. … I get a chance to surf off of it into my current passions and what I’m talking about now and I hope it doesn’t sound like the song that nobody wants to hear. I’m passionate about computer-supported cooperative work, writ large. I hope when people are asking about Lotus Notes that that is really what they’re talking about.
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Seems the Internet enjoys funding whimsy: Last week it was potato salad; this week a record-breaking chain of temporary literary tattoos featuring every word of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.”
Danny Fein, CEO of Cambridge-based Litographs, explains the project in this short video, or you can read a description from the Kickstarter page right below.
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How Crooks Are Turning iPhones Into Spyphones
TechWeekEurope UK FinSpy, produced by British firm Gamma International, was spotted earlier this year with iOS compatibility. FinSpy Mobile forms part of the FinFisher lineup of spy products from Gamma, some of which had allegedly found their way into the hands of … |