Force10 Networks

Force10 S-Series Switches

• Compact, cost-effective form factors for GbE and 10GbE requirements.
• Full complement of standards-based Layer 2 and Layer 3 features.
• Scalable stacking technology and PoE capability.
• Internal redundant PSUs as standard.
• Modular 10GbE solution, only add 10GbE when you require.

S25N, S50N Data Center Switches

The Force10 S25N and S50N bring core-like resiliency in a compact form factor to the network edge, enabling cost-effective scalability. 

 

10 Gigabit Ethernet vs Infiniband

The transition to 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10 GbE) is underway in the data center, and the ubiquity and reliability of Ethernet make it a desirable solution for delivering a high performance interconnect fabric.

Force10 C-Series Resilient Switches

• Modular Force10 Networks Operating System (FTOS) software delivers inherent stability.
• Inline diagnostics and traffic visibility tools increase controls of network.
• Line-rate, non-blocking performance regardless of traffic conditions.
• 384 GbE ports (optionally @ full Class 3 POE) or 64 line rate 10GbE per chassis.
• 1.5Tbps switch fabric with forwarding capacity of over 950 Mpps.

C150, C300 Resilient Switches

The Force10 Networks C-Series are resilient chassisbased switches that deliver reliability, network control and scalability.

Force10 C-Series Resilient Switches Vs Cisco Alternatives

C-Series side-by-side comparison. Next generation modular switch delivers the best of the cisco 4500 and 6500 platforms in a compact chassis.

Force10 E-Series Core Switch/Routers

• Ideal for Service Provider, Data Centre & Enterprise core solutions.
• Best-in-class resiliency.
• Massive Scalability, 1260 GbE ports or 224 10GbE per chassis.
• 3.5Tbps switch fabric with forwarding capacity of over 2Bpps.
• 40GbE and 100GbE ready.

Virtualized Core Switching and Routing

The Force10 Networks ExaScale platforms are virtualized chassis-based switches that enable a new way of designing switching and routing infrastructures.

High Availability in the Force10 Networks E-Series

Built for reliability and high availability, the E-Series from Force10 Networks provides system control plane, manageability, serviceability and link level features. 

Force10 Networks - Building and Securing Reliable Networking

• Pioneers in 10 Gigabit Ethernet switching and routing
• Today over 1400 customers leveraging Ethernet routing, switching, security, resiliency and scalability
• End-to-end high performance Ethernet networks from core to edge
• Delivering simpler networks at lower costs
• No. 2 in 10GigE port shipments
• Lowest Total Cost of Ownership amongst major networking vendors
• By far the lowest Power per Port in the industry

 

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Antivirus-news

PANDA--ANTI VIRUS--Unleash the power of cloud computing. Thanks to our award-winning Collective Intelligence technology, millions of Panda Security users instantly share malware-related information, automatically improving protection across all connected computers. By leveraging community knowledge, our technology provides better, real-time protection with a minimal impact on your computer, leading to faster and more versatile products. To get real-time protection for your online world, join the Panda community!

More security, more protection

More protection: Collective Intelligence is an information network based on a user community where everyone contributes. Protect and detects in real time.

More speed and more simplicity

More lightness on your PC: Besides being very easy to use, uses an Internet based system, the Collective Intelligence, which does not impact in your PC.

More complete than ever

More than a simple Antivirus: Includes several new features and improvements to a complete peace of mind.

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K60 Gaming Keyboard

GADGET--Gamers really look into their gaming equipment seriously. The avid ones are particularly quite careful of using gaming keyboards instead of just those ordinary ones. For gamers who years for gaming keyboards with faster response times, there are special ones available like the Corsair Vengeance K60.

The Corsair Vengeance K60 Gaming Keyboard is designed more specially for gamers who are into FPS (first person shooter) games. The keys that are usually used in such games, notably the WASD and the 1 to 6 keys, are colored red and come with mechanical key switches to provide better sensitivity and low operating force needed which professional gamers look for. This translates to faster response times and quicker double or triple taps on the keys.

The Corsair Vengeance K60 Gaming Keyboard also features full key matrix anti-ghosting features with switches with their own individual diodes so that each press of the key gives input results even when pressing multiple keys at once. This gaming keyboard also comes with an ergonomic wrist rest to allow comfort even with prolonged use in gaming. The Corsair Vengeance K60 Gaming Keyboard is now available at Corsair for US$110.

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HACKER Origins title

HACKER--The term hacker was born approximately in 1959 from MIT (Massacusetts Institute of Technology), a university in America composed of intelligent people but tend not to trust in God (atheist). That's when all started, from a new room, "EAM room" in Building 26 at MIT, a place that is the ancestor of the "new world" which we now know, the ancestors of a machine which we now refer to as "computer", the machine that can lead us toward kelebihbaikan with freedom of information, the world of the true hacker.The Hacker always cooperate voluntarily resolve problems and build things. They always share information, provide answers and are keen to do my best to be respected in his neighborhood. They never stop learning to be an expert and very anti to do something repetitive and boring. They are guided by the wise words: "To follow the road - look at the expert - follow the experts - to walk with the experts - identify the experts - be the expert."
Meanwhile, cracker busy to satisfy themselves with cracking activity. ranging from breaking into your computer, spread viruses (without any purpose - there are few true hackers who write viruses, but with clear goals), to outsmart the phone (Phreaking). The Hacker called them as lazy people who are not responsible. So, very unfair if we still assume that hackers are evil and frightening as it is very clear that the hacker is a cracker to be built while unpacking.
Want to become a Hacker? There are no hard words for those who want to learn. To be a hacker you have to master several programming languages ​​and of course the attitudes that can make you acceptable in their environment. Usually candidates Hackers start with learning the language [Python] because the language is classified as a programming language which is easier. Discussion of this language you can see in www.python.org. After that you also have to master [java] a little more difficult but it produces faster code than Python, [C], [C + +] which became the core of UNIX, and [Perl] (www.perl.com) and [LISP ] the advanced level.
After mastering all the basic capabilities above, candidates are advised to open Hacker sati open-source version of UNIX or LINUX studying, reading the code, modify and run it again. If you're having trouble, it is advisable to communicate with Linux users club (www.linpeople.org).
Interesting side of a Hacker is where they go hand in hand in solving a problem and build something. But unfortunately, the lives of those who spend 90% of their time to activities Hacking is not a good thing. If it really wants to be a hacker, be a good hacker.

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VFind™ Security Toolkit Family

 

VFind™ Security Toolkit Family

The VFind™ Security Toolkit Family of computer security products offers so much more than just virus scanning-with these toolkits, you can thoroughly scan your systems for any virus and/or hacker attack based on file content, report on any changes made, disinfect OLE documents, and have your systems automatically self-heal. All this from the company that invented Linux and Unix antivirus!

VFind™ Security Toolkit

The VFind™ Security ToolKit (VSTK) is a suite of four powerful network and computer security utilities that provide flexible and uncompromising computer security protection. The VFind™ Security ToolKit boasts VFind™, the first ever UNIX virus scanner, with a unique heterogeneous design that allows for complete protection, even in today's multi-platform networks. All VFind™ Security ToolKit products feature a Cryptographic Integrity Tool (CIT), Universal Atomic Disintegration (UAD) and MVFilter.
CIT is a fantastic tool that has multiple uses - it reports on all files that have been removed, added, modified or duplicated, and it can tighten baseline configuration control down to a single bit. It can also be used with surgical precision on an entire system or single file. The CIT tool produces a database of cryptographic hash values for every file it is directed to manage.
The UAD tool solves two specific file problems - identification and decomposition. UAD makes no assumptions about the file's contents based upon the file's name. The additional benefits of the UAD tool - besides virus scanning - include making identification based upon direct inspection of the data itself, which increases response and reduces downtime.
MVFilter disinfects from macro viruses (VBA and Word Basic). It removes the macro virus the same way as other anti-virus programs, with one specific advantage over the competition - eliminating and preventing a ghost virus. MVFilter prevents ghost virus by zeroing out the entire virus and macro name, and leaves nothing for another virus scanner to detect.

VFind™ Security Toolkit Turbo

The VFind™ Security ToolKit Turbo (VSTK-T) includes all of the product features of VFind™ Daemon. The Daemon provides user applications virus scanning and detection services at a high level of performance. Running as a daemon process, it eliminates the need to re-initialize the scan engines on each request. Without the overhead of initialization, files are processed as they are received, improving response time and minimizing the effect of virus scanning on the main application.

VFind™ Security Toolkit Professional

The VFind™ Security ToolKit Professional (VSTK/P) includes all of the product features of VSTK-T (Turbo) with the added functionality of Avatar. The Avatar tool maintains the system Baseline Configuration by executing system security policies that act as an intrusion detection and response system. If the system Baseline Configuration is modified, for any reason, it will be detected by Avatar and returned to the correct Baseline Configuration. In addition to forcing strict adherence to the Baseline Configuration, Avatar can utilize multiple databases which allow centralized distribution of updates, upgrades, security patches, changes to the standardized Baseline; it is the perfect enhancement to the CIT tool which is available with the base VSTK package.

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Facebook And Yahoo

Why Facebook Succeeded in the Past

In technology, timing is everything. In order to succeed, you need to have not only the right product, but come out with it at the right time.

Most of the startups that fail in Silicon Valley have killer ideas or great technology. But most of them are too late -- they’re trying to succeed with an idea that’s already “out there.”

Another huge chunk of these failures result from great technology that’s too early. Companies run out of money before the public is ready to embrace what they’re offering.

Facebook’s success can be attributed at least as much to perfect timing as it can to the quality of the service.

Facebook emerged at exactly the moment when college students wanted an exclusive club, away from the rowdy teenagers and noisy bands that dominated MySpace. The site started in 2004 as a private networking site for elite Harvard students, and soon students at other Boston colleges, Ivy League schools, NYU, MIT and Stanford.

Later, the site rolled it out to all college students, then later still to all high school students, and then to employees of a few elite technology companies.

Facebook got famous for keeping the riff-raff out when exclusivity was prized in social networking. But then social networks stopped being about social climbing, and started being about facilitating existing connections.

At just the moment when the world was ready for everybody using social networks, Facebook let everybody in.

Here’s the thing: Facebook’s “idea” isn’t particularly interesting. Its design isn’t revolutionary. The company’s engineering isn’t especially impressive. But Facebook’s timing has been perfect.

Why Facebook May Fail in the Future

Facebook knows what its members apparently do not, which is that today’s Facebook won’t allow the service to survive on the social Internet of tomorrow.

Facebook used to be special. But now social is everywhere. Facebook finds itself trying to sell snow to Eskimos.

The only way for Facebook (or any online service for that matter) to succeed is to re-invent itself. Facebook is scrambling to do so, trying this, trying that, desperately looking to thrill users with expanded engagement with existing social graphs. And Facebook has failed again and again.

Facebook tried to become the default e-mail client for members when it rolled out Facebook Messages, which enabled people to use a facebook.com e-mail address. Remember that?

Neither do I. Nobody uses it.

Then Facebook saw that FourSquare and Groupon were gaining some traction with social location check-in and coupons, and so it launched Places and Deals.

Nobody cared, and Facebook killed both of them.

Facebook would get a huge boost from usage on tablets -- tablets and social networks were made for each other, because they’re both used in the same way at the same time (most heavily while at home during leisure time). Yet Facebook has failed to come out with a tablet app, even though the iPad shipped a year and a half ago!

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The next generation of Wi-Fi was

White Spaces, Blacked Out: Empty airwaves called white spaces could enable long-range "Super Wi-Fi," but FCC rules strictly limit their use in populated areas. Such areas show up in black on this map of white-space availability in the part of the VHF band that corresponds to TV channels 7 to 13. A similar problem also occurs in the UHF spectrum.
Credit: Spectrum Bridge 

A new model for managing America's airwaves was unveiled Monday, as part of a plan by Federal Communications Commission chairman Julius Genachowski to ease what he calls America's "spectrum crisis." As wireless devices proliferate, Genachowski has repeatedly said, the U.S. needs to free up more spectrum for modern uses. 

Right now a giant swath of America's best airwaves is used mainly by local TV stations. The band is almost 300 megahertz wide—slightly more raw capacity than AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint have, combined. The idea of Super Wi-Fi is to make use of the vacant airwaves that lie between existing TV stations' frequencies, gaps known as white spaces. However, other applications, such as wireless microphones, already have some rights to those frequencies. That is where an FCC-approved database, which was opened Monday for public testing, comes in. It will allow someone who, for example, wants to use a wireless microphone for a musical in Reno, Nevada, to register where he needs to use those airwaves. New Super Wi-Fi devices can access that database and make sure not to send out interfering signals. If he doesn't register, he can't be assured of having that spectrum free.

The new system is a significant advance over the old way of governing the nation's airwaves, says Jeff Schmidt, the director of engineering at Spectrum Bridge, which is overseeing the first white-space database. Right now large parts of the spectrum go to waste because the license holder who controls them has no incentive to let other people use them, even when it doesn't need them. "The old system was that [a company] got a chunk of spectrum and used it for its network," says Schmidt. "White spaces allow a bunch of dissimilar users to share spectrum efficiently." 

Source: technologyreview.com

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New Xbox 360 250GB S hacked with video

New Xbox 360 250GB S hacked with video

It’s no secret the older version of the Xbox 360 was being exploited as you could look on Craigslist and find hacked consoles and “backup” games, quite frequently. When the new Xbox 360 “Slim” was released, first thoughts I had was that Microsoft was permanently addressing the “Red Ring of Death” (known to MS as the “overheating”) issue. In the back of my head, I also thought, maybe they’re also tackling the piracy concern, as well.

We’ve seen companies go under and piracy plays a huge part in this, as many “backup” games float around. On that note, this video was spotted by a team that is already claiming that they have indeed hacked the new Xbox 360 250GB “Slim” console.

I can’t wait until Microsoft starts their next wave of bans and hopefully permanently ban these gamer tags.

Here is the video of the team claiming to have patched the DVD Rom to allow for the play of backups.

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This fluorescence microscope is so small

That's more cells than can be monitored using an expensive two-photon microscope, which doesn't allow the animal to move, says Mark Schnitzer, a neuroscientist at Stanford University and one of the device's creators. The microscope is designed to detect fluorescent light, which is often used in biological research to mark different cells.

Schnitzer, a TR35 honoree in 2003, says it's difficult to calculate the cost of building the microscope, but he says each component costs only a few dollars. Schnitzer and some of his collaborators have formed a startup to commercialize the device.

The research is part of a growing trend in microscopy to make smaller and smaller devices, which are useful for everything from new areas of research to detecting tuberculosis in developing countries. These diminutive new devices are made possible in large part by the rapidly falling cost and size of electronics components—a trend that has in turn been driven by the demand for consumer devices.

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Push the iPhone in Paris Crime Level

PARIS - Action crimes involving smartphones increasingly common at Paris, France. The police call this phenomenon as a result of the 'iPhone effect'. Based on data from the Paris police force since November 2010, from the 1071 theft that occurred on public transportation, 53 percent of them involving the smartphone. Paris transport operator (RATP), both in the subway, buses and trams, now began to distribute flyers in four languages ​​to warn residents and, especially, tourists, to keep their phones fine.

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B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber

Key Data :
Wingspan: 172ft
Height: 17ft
Length: 69ft
Flying Wing Configuration:  Composite materials
Maximum Take-Off Weight: 336,000lb
Payload:  40,000lb

From the cockpit: Stealth bomber

Data according to airforce-technology.com about bombers are as follows: Northrop Grumman is the prime contractor for the US Air Force B-2 Spirit stealth bomber. The B-2 is a low-observable, strategic, long-range, heavy bomber capable of penetrating sophisticated and dense air-defence shields. It is capable of all-altitude attack missions up to 50,000ft, with a range of more than 6,000nm unrefuelled and over 10,000nm with one refuelling, giving it the ability to fly to any point in the world within hours.

Its distinctive profile comes from the unique 'flying wing' construction. The leading edges of the wings are angled at 33° and the trailing edge has a double-W shape. It is manufactured at the Northrop Grumman facilities in Pico Rivera and Palmdale in California.

21 B-2s have been delivered to Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, the first in December 1993. In the first three years of service, the operational B-2s achieved a sortie reliability rate of 90%. An assessment published by the USAF showed that two B-2s armed with precision weaponry can do the job of 75 conventional aircraft.

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Tech Stealth Fighter Bomber

B-2 Stealth Bomber

United States Air Force has a number of fighters to beat the defense anti-air attack Libya. One is prepared Stealth fighter bomber or stealth technology, B2 Spirit. B2 Spirit At least three planes and six pilots used the U.S. attacking Libya.

Three plane-B2 Spirit stealth prepared directly from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, the United States to Libya. With the ability to cruise up to 10,000 miles per refueling, B2 Spirit was assigned to hit specific targets Gaddafi's troops, then back to 'kandang' him in Missouri.

Hangar to B2 Spirit was deliberately made ​​special. With an adjustable air control, this particular hangar to be part of the treatment of combat aircraft valued at Rp 20 trillion as of this unit.

As quoted from page Daily Mail, B2 Spirit Libya in charge of hitting defense. One of the features of this aircraft is capable of carrying up to 8 GBU-37 bomb, bomb capable of destroying bunkers, or the protection of underground.

After the 110 attack Tomahawk missiles to Libya, B2 Spirit prepared for variations in air strikes against Libya Allied troops. This most expensive fighter aircraft assigned to destroy a satellite-controlled 45 missiles Gaddafi's troops.

Naturally, if the stealth aircraft has become the most expensive aircraft in the history of military aviation. B2 Spirit is a long-range strategic bombers that have the ability to escape from radar observations. Precision bombing B2 Spirit was known precisely.

This aircraft has a payload capacity of 2 people. The length of this plane 21 meters, with a wingspan of 52 meters. Despite weighing up to 71 tons empty, the aircraft is capable of reaching speeds up to 760 kilometers per hour.

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Submarine

The Submarine

Designs for underwater boats or submarines date back to the 1500s and ideas for underwater travel date back even further. However it was not until the 19th century that the first useful submarines began to appear. During the Civil War, the Confederates built the H.L. Hunley,the submarine that sank a Union ship. The U.S.S. Housatonic was built in 1864. But it wasn't until after World War I began that the first truly practical and modern submarines were invented.

Russian Submarine
 

Russia has been shortlisted for a $700 million contract to deliver two submarines to Indonesia, the Indonesian Navy commander said on Tuesday.

"Of the four bidders for the submarines, Russia and South Korea have reached the final round, passing France and Germany," Admiral Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno said.

Russia's bid is the Project 636 diesel-electric submarine (export agent Rosoboronexport) while South Korea's is the U-209 sub manufactured by Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering under German license.

"One of the principal conditions [of the contract] is, among other things, the transfer of technology," Purdijatno said.

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