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	The redesign of NetworkWorld.com Welcome to the new NetworkWorld.com. We have overhauled the site to make it easier to navigate and, behind the scenes, migrated to a content management system that improves the customer experience for visitors using smartphones or tablets. Read More         In this Issue Miley Cyrus chosen to present Network World relaunch song America's 6 top-paid CTOs At WWDC, continuity across devices is the theme COMPUTEX: Exclusive: first tablet with Intel's Broadwell GnuTLS library flaw could expose SSL clients, systems Inside an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army IBM brings development methodologies to the cloud Miley Cyrus chosen to present Network World relaunch song Start All Over: Network World has a new homegrown publishing system Read More America's 6 top-paid CTOs Bonuses and stock options help push some chief technology officers' salaries into the millions. Read More         At WWDC, continuity across devices is the theme Apple's "Continuity" initiative is all about using the right device for the right task at the right moment and shifting between those devices seamlessly. Columnist Ryan Faas explains. Read More          COMPUTEX: Exclusive: first tablet with Intel's Broadwell         We got an exclusive hands on with Llama Mountain, a tablet-laptop hybrid that runs on Intel's new but delayed Broadwell chip. Read More GnuTLS library flaw could expose SSL clients, systems A serious vulnerability that could be exploited to crash TLS clients and potentially execute malicious code on underlying systems was patched in the popular GnuTLS cryptographic library. Read More Inside an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) has become a bit of a name brand as far as low-level hacking groups are concerned. Their methods are simple, but effective. They spend most of their energy on propaganda and self-promotion, but lately they've taken to targeting media organizations (or the people associated with them), and IDG Enterprise is no exception. Through internal communications during the attack, my investigation into the incident, and other sources of data, here's a first-hand view of what it's like to be in the middle of a security incident, from a known attacker, and avoid major problems.Just another day on the job: It was a typical Monday in May at CSO. However, elsewhere within IDG Enterprise, a story was about to hit the wires that could cause some issues. Ira Winkler, a known security expert and President of Secure Mentem, was about to have an editorial published on Computerworld, which focused largely on the SEA.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More IBM brings development methodologies to the cloud         While practices to speed programming have been around for a decade, only recently have they caught the eye of the enterprise manager looking for a competitive edge. Now, IBM is updating its Bluemix portfolio of cloud services to help companies save time in deploying new applications by using these new programming methodologies. Read More
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