In 2005 when Google was a $6.1 billion business, the database(Google’s cloud) that underpinned the company’s primary cash cow – it’s AdWords online advertising platform
Tag: information security
6 Ways Your Apps May Be Attacked: How Crowdsourced Penetration Testing Improves Software Development
In the modern world of security and Apps security , there is stuff you worry about and stuff you don’t. Most companies have SaaS and third-party
NoSQL, NO problem: Why MySQL is still king?!
MySQL is a bit of an attention hog. With relational databases supposedly put on deathwatch by NoSQL,MySQL should have been edging gracefully to the exit
Smart Cities, Big Problems? The Risk of Malware in IoT-Enabled Infrastructure
Cities are notoriously inefficient. As populations rise, everything from mass transit and road maintenance to power generation and garbage collection becomes more complex and costly.
Oracle recommends axing Java object finalizer
Java’s Object.finalize capability is on the chopping block, deemed more trouble than it’s worth. But expect it to stick around for a while. Deprecation has
How to Choose the Right Host for Your Website?
There are thousands of web hosting companies — the services that essentially connect your site to the internet. So how does an entrepreneur choose the
The Internet of Things: 7 Challenges
Few doubt that smart devices are the next technological revolution.The next generation of connected appliances is already starting to create the Internet of Things (IoT),
JSON Libraries Patched Against Invalid Curve Crypto Attack
A number of JSON libraries using the JSON Web Encryption specification (JWE) to create, sign and encrypt access tokens have been patched against an attack
Java 9 gets a release date: July 27
JDK 9(Java 9), which features modularization and ahead-of-time compilation, will be released this summer
Apple’s iCloud saved the deleted Safari browsing history over the years
According to the Russian forensic firm Elcomsoft the Apple iCloud saved deleted Safari browsing history over the years open the door to surveillance.