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Box Embed HTML5 framework helps vendors integrate cloud storage service
Box has announced an HTML5 framework that makes it possible for customers and other vendors to fully integrate features of its file sharing and cloud storage software into websites and enterprise applications.
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Chinese accused of huge 'Night Dragon' attack on energy sector
Chinese hackers have been accused of launching a major cyberattack against Western energy companies that appears to have resulted in the theft of an unknown number of highly sensitive documents.
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MDS updates server monitoring software
Data centre specialist MDS Technologies has updated its server monitoring suite, as business continuity continues to be a vital issue for certain businesses.
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Warning over DNS protection
IT managers should make protecting their systems from a DNS attack a priority, despite the budget constraints that they're operating under.
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IBM buys single sign-on technology
IBM has bought Encentuate and to add the company's single-sign-on technology to its Tivoli line of products.
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Akamai adds IP application acceleration service
Content delivery specialist Akamai says it can now accelerate any IP-based application over the Internet, and will offer this capability as a managed service.
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Web 2.0 gets new open source platform
Australian software company Once:Technologies has released what it claims is the first browser-based Web 2.0 development platform as an open source project.
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MediaSurface buys CMS rival Immediacy
Mediasurface, a UK maker of content management software (CMS), will buy Immediacy, also a content management vendor, for £5.6 million the companies announced on Tuesday.
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IBM's WebSphere gets off-the-peg apps
IBM has unveiled its first set of pre-built software for the WebSphere portal, providing basic templates for specific applications such as content management and collaboration.
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IBM and Yahoo upgrade their enterprise search
IBM and Yahoo have enhanced their joint enterprise search product, a free competitor to Google's Mini device.






