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Comment Re: I'm wetting my pants now (Score 1) 66

Money indeed, and even more time and stability. We are running our apps on internal networks. We are not using Oracle support. We are a very slow moving industry. Keeping our apps working is more important than having latest frameworks for us. Instead of upgrading a whole new set of apps is being developed on new versions of Java that will be most likely go out of support by the time they are fully implemented.
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NSA Says It Foiled Plot To Destroy US Economy Through Malware 698

Posted by timothy from the big-brother-says-he's-got-your-back dept.
mrspoonsi writes "Business Insider Reports: The National Security Agency described for the first time a cataclysmic cyber threat it claims to have stopped On Sunday's '60 Minutes.' Called a BIOS attack, the exploit would have ruined, or 'bricked,' computers across the country, causing untold damage to the national and even global economy. Even more shocking, CBS goes as far as to point a finger directly at China for the plot — 'While the NSA would not name the country behind it, cyber security experts briefed on the operation told us it was China.' The NSA says it closed this vulnerability by working with computer manufacturers. Debora Plunkett, director of cyber defense for the NSA: One of our analysts actually saw that the nation state had the intention to develop and to deliver — to actually use this capability — to destroy computers."

Comment Bullshit (Score 1) 140

by trendzetter (#35044862) Attached to: China Blocks 'Egypt' On Twitter-Like Site
China is not censoring the events in Egypt. If this word is blocked on one site it is certainly not representative for the media at large. It's all over the news on all news outlets in China. And no, this will not give the Chinese people idea's. In general the Chinese population is supportive of there government.

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