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Sun Aids China Disaster Recover Plans - Sun Microsystems (www.sun.com) announced last Tuesday that it has donated its Sun Modular Datacenter to the China National Disaster Reduction Center in an effort to help the Chinese government build a satellite disaster reduction application system. One of the first IT services companies to come out with a containerized data center with its Project Blackbox in 2006, Sun MD integrates computing, storage and networking in a 20 foot shipping container with cooling capacity, monitoring and a power splitting system which is easy to deploy and widely applicable in an outdoor setting such as disaster-stricken areas.A snapshot of Sun's Modular Datacenter.Since its introduction, the Sun MD has been applied in multiple fields, including manufacturing, education, health care, scientific research and telecommunications.According to Sun's most recent announcement, the CNDRC, under the direction of the China Ministry of Civil Affairs, will be ...
Privacyware, PC Stars Team For China - New Jersey Web application security software developer Privacyware (privacyware.com) and enterprise software and services distributor PC Stars (pcstars.com.cn) have partnered to address the China business security market as SQL injection, cross-site scripting and other Web-based threats affect Web applications and hosting environments worldwide. According to the announcement Thursday, China-based PC Stars will distribute Privacyware's full line of security software products including its popular Web application firewall and host intrusion prevention solution ThreatSentry that prevents unauthorized system access to Web servers using Microsoft Internet Information Service."We are excited to offer Privacyware's award-winning ThreatSentry Web application firewall software to our customers," PCI Stars product manager Matthew Zhou said in a statement. "In our lab tests, ThreatSentry delivered a comprehensive range of security capabilities to protect IIS Web and ...
China Tops US In Web Users - According to government data, the growing presence of online Chinese has surpassed the US to become the world's biggest, logging 253-million people online, despite government interference with the web. According to a report by the Associated press on Friday, 19.1 percent of the world's most populous country is connected. The China Internet Network Information Center (cnnic.net.cn) reported that at the end of June, there was a 56 percent increase in use from a year ago, compared to the US, which had about 223 million users in June according to research firm Nielsen Online, a little less than three-quarters of Americans."This is the first time the number has drastically surpassed the United States, becoming the world's No. 1," a CNNIC statement said.The Chinese government is in favor of internet use for business and education but has been known to block access to certain sites considered pornographic or subversive, including sites run by ...
IBM Expands Cloud to Africa, China - IBM (ibm.com) announced on Tuesday the opening of two new "cloud computing" centers in South Africa and China. The company says the new centers - a part of IBM's overall investment in the world's growth markets, to which the company committed an additional $1.6 billion earlier this year - are designed to help clients in Africa and China tackle issues they would otherwise not be able to address.For example, using IBM's new centers, a university could access the computational power of a supercomputer, in what seems to be a fairly unique application of the technology, to analyze data and determine how diseases might spread in a region or how climate changes will affect natural resources, explains IBM.The new Africa Innovation Center, located in Johannesburg, is the first of its kind on the continent, says IBM. Aside from cloud computing, the center will showcase Web 2.0 technologies, service-oriented architecture, systems management, ...
Hackers Exploit China Earthquake - Hackers have exploited the recent Chinese earthquake tragedy, which has left more than 50,000 dead, to write and distribute malware. The Trojan-infected email attacks follow recent phishing attacks that have also exploited the Sichuan province disaster. Emails with infected Word attachments carrying a MalDoc-Fam Trojan, now more than a year old, are finding their way into the email inboxes of unsuspecting Internet users. The subject header of these emails pose as news about the earthquate, says Web security firm Sophos (sophos.com). The virus-infected emails usually appear with body text insinuating they offer news from China's official press agency, Xinhua:Similar attacks have been made in the past by malware writers following natural disasters, including the London, UK transport suicide bombing attacks and Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the Asian tsunami in 2004.Sophos reported in April that hackers broke into a Welsh ...
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