Microsoft broadens Bing beyond simple search

	Facebook may have leaked data for users and nonusers alike | Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps
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	Microsoft broadens Bing beyond simple search Like Google, Microsoft is opening up its Bing search platform for use in application development, offering multiple services beyond search. Following a historical pattern that has spanned from the GUI to the browser and server OS, Microsoft has seen what rivals do and is following it up with similar efforts, hoping it can stake its own claim if not dominate the space altogether. Read More WEBCAST: VMware VMware vSphere 5.1 QuickStart Series Part 1 Attend this session to learn about: -vSphere Web Client -Virtual machine updates -VMware Tools updates -vSphere vMotion updates -Auto Deploy updates View Now! In this Issue Facebook may have leaked data for users and nonusers alike Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps Apple's 802.11ac Wi-Fi problems: They're for real Researcher nets $20K for finding serious Facebook flaw Opera: Hackers pilfered code-signing certificate to sign malware WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems The 10 "Must Haves" for Secure Enterprise Mobility While enterprise mobility brings opportunity for your users and organization, it also invites risk. Organizations can use this white paper as a mobile security framework and a checklist for evaluating enterprise mobility vendors. Learn More Facebook may have leaked data for users and nonusers alike Bad news for privacy-conscious souls who've tried to keep their personal data out of Facebook's deep info troves: The company has suffered a massive data leak affecting not just millions of its users, but also an undisclosed number of users who might not even use the social networking site. Compounding the problem, security company Packet Storm -- which first reported the data leak -- is accusing Facebook of downplaying the scope of the leak, to the point of being "antithetical to [its] own aspirational goal in winning consumers' trust." Read More Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps Mobile developers are seeing a healthy increase in demand to build business apps instead of consumer-facing apps, according to newly released survey from Appcelerator and IDC. What's more, developers reported being most interested in building apps for the Apple iPhone and iPad, compared to Android Phone, Android Tablet, HTML5 Web apps, and other competing platforms. Read More Apple's 802.11ac Wi-Fi problems: They're for real As first reported by Anandtech's Anand Lal Shimpi, the new MacBook Air, which is outfitted with an 802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter, is radically slower when it comes to transferring real-world files over a wireless connection. Read More Researcher nets $20K for finding serious Facebook flaw A U.K.-based researcher has netted $20,000 for spotting a very serious flaw in Facebook that could have allowed an attacker to take over anyone's account with minimal effort. The flaw was fixed by Facebook about a month ago, wrote Jack Whitten, an application security engineer who posted a post-mortem on his blog. Read More Opera: Hackers pilfered code-signing certificate to sign malware Opera Software said Wednesday hackers pilfered from its internal systems at least one code-signing certificate that was used to sign malicious software. The Oslo-based company, which makes a mobile and desktop web browser, wrote in a blog post that it believes a few thousand Windows users may have automatically installed malicious software between 01.00 and 01.36 UTC on June 19, the day the attack was detected and halted. Read More
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