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	Dropbox takes a peek at files | Programmer exploits Windows vulnerability in cloud-based services
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	Want a good cloud job? Better know traditional IT, too To deliver the cloud effectively, you have to know how it works together with legacy systems and IT fundamentals. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VMWare VMware Cloud Credits: Ultimate Control for your Cloud Budget VMware Cloud Credits enable the pre-purchase of cloud services on budget or project cycles and subsequent management and controlled consumption of public and hybrid cloud by the business with approved vCloud Service Providers. The net result allows your business to take advantage of cloud economics to improve business agility. Learn more at www.vmware.com/go/vmwarecloudcredits. When you're ready to purchase, work with your VMware Solution Provider to identify your public or hybrid cloud needs, then purchase VMware Cloud Credits in line with your requirements. In this Issue Dropbox takes a peek at files Programmer exploits Windows vulnerability in cloud-based services WHITE PAPER: Citrix Empowering Information Security with Desktop Virtualization IT faces an uphill battle to manage and protect enterprise applications. To control risk across the diverse computing landscape, organizations must centralize control of enterprise Windows applications, ensuring that only authorized users have access. This paper describes how desktop virtualization offers IT a powerful solution. View Now Dropbox takes a peek at files Dropbox takes a peek at some kinds of uploaded files. That's normal, the Web storage service says. The disclosure comes after a test of the service found that several ".doc" files were opened after being uploaded to Dropbox. Read More Programmer exploits Windows vulnerability in cloud-based services Windows data volumes (meaning virtual machine hard drives) in public clouds such as Amazon Web Services can be copied and have their access credentials modified, allowing a hacker to glean insights into the data, a programmer has reported. Read More
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