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John Casaretto

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Tableau Software on Big Data Visualization

Seattle-based Tableau Software is a data visualization company making some big waves in the world of Big Data.  Daniel Jewitt, the VP of Tableau Software shared his company’s history and Big Data story on theCube at Strata-Hadoop World 2012.   The company was …

Big Data – Dreams Come True – Strata Chairs on theCube

Alistair Croll and Edd Dumbill are the co-chairs of the O’Reilly Strata Conference. They dropped in on theCube at Strata-Hadoop World 2012 to talk Big Data. The growing conference has been experiencing incredible growth and maturation; it illustrates the growing importance of …

Kaspersky’s “Unhackable” OS Will Face Challenges

Last week’s coverage of a forthcoming “Ultra-Secure” OS from Kaspersky’s Labs has raised a number of serious doubts in the security community.  The top-secret project is reportedly developing this operating system to provide a secure platform designed for critical infrastructure across a …

Windows 8 Surface RT Sells Out – Beyond the iPad

Suddenly everybody is a pricing expert – especially when comparing the Microsoft Surface and iPad markets, there has been no shortage of at-large opinions.  People love their iPads, but there appears to be great curiosity on the new Microsoft devices. Earlier in …

Anonymous Outs Cyberbully that Drove Teen to Suicide

The name of the notorious hacktivist group Anonymous has been brought into an entirely new kind of issue – cyberbullying.  A Pastebin release from a member of the group contains what they say is the identity of the man who tormented a …

Meet miniFlame – the Latest CyberWarfare Discovery

Kaspersky is reporting on a newly uncovered piece of malware that has been dubbed “miniFlame” – a fully functional independent malware module with some interesting ties to previous pieces of state-sponsored malware. As the name suggests it has been tied to the …

LulzSec Sony Hacker Admits All – Faces Sentence

20-year old LulzSec hacker Raynaldo Rivera, also known as “neuron” has made a plea agreement admitting to hacking into Sony, according to a filing in federal court. Rivera was arrested this past August. Details of the agreement illustrate how Rivera committed this …

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