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whitepaper Rid Your Computer of Spyware2006-06-16 01:00:27 www.ExtremePersonalFinance.com
  Everyone seems to be asking these days: why is the computer so slow? Well, the answer to that question is usually that it's loaded with programs called spyware and adware. Spyware and adware are programs installed, usually without the permission, on the computer so companies can show their advertisements, log what sites one visits so they know what products one is interested in and record keystrokes on the computer so they know what one is talking about. This paper explains 3 easy steps to take to start protecting and eliminating the spyware and adware problem on the home computer.   
whitepaper Auto-Install: Easier Launching of Java Web Start Applications2006-10-20 01:00:16 Sun Microsystems
  Developers writing Java applications for the Real World (the world outside cozy and manageable corporate networks), must deal with the "Ubiquity of Java" problem. While the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) may be very prevalent on most machines in the world, it is not yet on all machines. And when it is installed, it may use any of several Virtual Machines, from the latest release of Sun's VM to the original Microsoft JVM. How is the developer supposed to widely deploy the application if they do not know which platform to target, or whether that platform will even be available? The deployment group at Sun has been looking into this problem and coming up with solutions.   
whitepaper Clues That Indicate That You Have Spyware2006-06-09 01:00:26 LT International
  The fastest and easiest way to see if one has spyware on the computer is to get a spyware detecting program and run it. Most of the time, one will have no idea that he or she even has this stuff on the computer. Their fist clue might be that all of a sudden something doesn't look or feel right and/or something stops working right or at all. There are some simple clues to look for that can tell if one is running spyware unknowingly. This paper explains the things to look for when looking for spyware.   
whitepaper Intentional Spyware Parental Controls and Keylogging2006-06-09 01:00:26 LT International
  Parents will understand the reason for using intentional spyware. As easy as it is for those who wish to do harm to the computers, it is just as easy for those who wish to do harm to the children to do so through the computers. Kids are simply having a good time and not paying attention to those they could actually be talking to. Another reason for this is to keep off unwanted content from the computer. The teenager may be very curious about the information that is available and will begin downloading pictures and information that may not be appropriate. This paper will look at intentional spyware that is available for parents.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Virtual Earth Tips, Tricks, and Hacks (Level 200)2006-06-09 01:00:26 Microsoft
  This webcast provides with the knowledge one needs to create several different types of map applications using MSN Virtual Earth and Microsoft Windows Live Local. Through this webcast one can learn the basics of integration with different data sources, how to customize the look and feel of the map control, and other useful tips for building applications powered by Virtual Earth.   
whitepaper Network Explorer Extensibility2006-09-06 01:00:12 Microsoft
  Network Explorer is the place in the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system for users to discover and use all of the network resources, including network devices and computers in the Local Area Network (LAN). From Network Explorer, users can see device-specific icons and properties and invoke device-specific actions. This paper describes how Network Explorer discovers a network device; displays a device-specific icon, actions, and properties; and launches a device-specific application.   
whitepaper Deutsche Bank Harnesses Power of the Cisco Unified Communications System2006-06-02 01:00:29 Cisco Systems
  As the market for IP Communications accelerates, enterprises worldwide continue to see the value that a Cisco Unified Communications system can deliver to their organizations. Deutsche Bank, a leading global bank and a longtime Cisco customer, is extending their business communications capabilities by deploying IP voice services based on Cisco Unified Call Manager 5.0 and Unified IP Phones. Deutsche Bank selected Cisco to provide the unified communications solution based on a strategic assessment of their telephony requirements.   
whitepaper Tenable Tools for Security Compliance - The Antivirus Challenge2006-06-08 01:00:27 Tenable Network Security
  Worms and viruses, devastating in the 90's, have gained momentum in the last few years and are arguably the largest risk to many companies. As such, antivirus products are a staple part of any Corporate Security policy. The antivirus client has become as common on the desktop as the web browser; however, the story does not end there. What does a company do after the antivirus deployment is complete? How does a company ensure that the antivirus client is actually running and protecting as advertised? When is the right time to update? Where are updates coming from? Etc. This paper will address some of the flaws with current antivirus management policies and show how these flaws can be addressed with Tenable's products.   
whitepaper Using Dojo and JSON to Build Ajax Applications2006-11-29 01:00:19 Sun Microsystems
  Ajax in the simplest sense is taken to mean the process of exchanging data between a web server and a web browser using JavaScript on a loaded web page. In the practical sense, it means avoiding browser requests in favor of asynchronous JavaScript processing, thus making the request/response process transparent to the user. To accomplish this, one can either write his own verbose JavaScript code or use already tested and functional libraries such as Dojo. This paper shows how to build Ajax-enabled applications using Dojo and JSON - two very different but complementary technologies that can significantly enhance the interface and usability of web applications.   
whitepaper SSL in High-Security Browsers2006-04-20 08:59:26
  Declaring war on security exploits, browser providers are collaborating with industry experts to make their products more secure. A new breed of high-security browsers, including Firefox, Opera, and the upcoming Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, give users clear indications of a site's trustworthiness. With an average online order value of £75 and rising abandonment rates, e-commerce sites stand to gain or lose veritably depending on how users perceive them through these new browsers.