India wakes up to risk of Hotmail, Gmail
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Will Huddle Note App Hammer Another Nail in SharePoint’s Coffin?
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Identity-theft vulnerability fixed in Microsoft Office 365, says security firm
Microsoft has plugged a vulnerability in Microsoft Office 365 that would have let attackers grab user identities and steal email and documents, according to Adallom, the security vendor that says it discovered the problem. "What we found is if you sent a link to a user by email and the user…
NextPlane Brings Federated UC to Microsoft Office 365
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Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Fixes Critical Zero-Day Flaw, Issues Browser Update
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This Is Advertising’s Next Great Leap Forward
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Microsoft issues 11 security bulletins for the last Patch Tuesday of 2013
SOFTWARE PATCH FACTORY Microsoft has released its last Patch Tuesday list for 2013, issuing 11 bulletins, five of which are rated critical. These last 11 bulletins cover Internet Explorer, Windows operating systems and Microsoft Office software, bringing the total number of patches released by the Redmond firm in 2013 to 106, up The most critical…
Five ways to make SharePoint search more efficient
Admins and end users alike find that using the search feature in SharePoint is helpful, but itcan be frustrating. Thankfully, there are a few ways to make SharePoint search work smoothly withinan enterprise. We compiled the five best tips to help SharePoint users work through common questions andsituations with SharePoint…
Apple blocks bitcoin payments on secure messaging app Gliph
Apple has forced a secure messaging app to remove the ability to send bitcoin payments or be booted off the the iOS App Store. The move reinforces belief that the company has an unstated policy against allowing bitcoin apps on the store, despite allowing alternative forms of ecommerce such as…
Microsoft $99 Dell Venue Tablet Deal Sells Out in a Hurry
Microsoft aimed to boost the sales of its Windows tablets with a special holiday deal on the Dell Venue Pro. It turns out, the deal was so good that some customers were walking away angry. That’s because the $99 price tag on the Windows 8.1 Dell Venue 8 Pro tablet The $99 price What…
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