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February 24, 2015 Read why Linus Torvalds decided to make the jump in the Linux kernel version from 3.x to 4.x. 10. You’ve been hacked. Now what? 9. Andy Patrizio: Sony is effectively no longer an electronics company 8. Republican FCCers call for delay in net neutrality vote 7. Preston Gralla: Will the Samsung Galaxy 6 be the best phone ever? I've got rumored specs. 6. Top 10 DNS attacks likely to infiltrate your network WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 10 Reasons to Strengthen Security Data security has become an increasingly critical concern for all organizations. In this paper, we explore 10 reasons why app and desktop virtualization should be the foundation for your layered approach to information security. Learn More 5. 'Secure' advertising tool PrivDog compromises HTTPS security 4. Jim Lynch: Are women leaving the technology industry? 3. Attention, rockstar developers: Get a talent agent 2. Melanie Pinola: Watch out, Gmail could be suggesting the wrong addresses when you compose an email 1. Linus Torvalds bumps Linux kernel to version 4.x WHITE PAPER: IBM Enterprise Mobility Management Big Bang Theory Mobile device Management was just the beginning of the enterprise journey towards complete mobility. Learn why enterprise mobility management is now needed for all devices and data for work. View more   Most Popular 10 products you could only find at RadioShack Facebook, other tech firms face pressure from drivers over work conditions 3 new tools that can detect hidden malware Apache Spark jumps on the R bandwagon 8 most intriguing gadgets of 2015 WHITE PAPER: DomainTools Beyond Whois: The Power of Domain Profiles in Cybersecurity A basic Whois query takes a few seconds but can provide the foundation for an investigation. However, it's often the data that does NOT reside in a Whois record that can be truly illuminating. Like a CarFax report going beyond the vehicle title, there is a wealth of knowledge in other public data. Learn more >>