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Uninsured Clergy Face Retirement Crisis

Oct 28, 2015

Father Francis Li Jianlin has been looking for investment opportunities and health insurance in his spare time, spurred on by a feeling of responsibility for the priests and nuns in his Catholic diocese in Xinxiang, Henan province. ...

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Security Problem Is Important for The Different Kinds of Stationery

Jul 21, 2014

Every time when we visit stationery market, it is easy to see that there are many kinds of stationery products, so the parents should cautiously choose the good stationery products.From the quality supervision and spot check of students ...

Tags: Stationery, Office Supplies

High Price Stationery Will Be a Economic Trend in The Stationery Market

Jul 7, 2014

Every year when the new terms begin,there must be a economic trend in the stationery market, many parents start to buy new staionery for kids, even though some parents want their children more frugal orally, but to purchase some high-priced ...

Tags: Stationery, Stationery Market

Microsoft Is in a Position to Surpass Apple and Android Smartphone Makers

Sep 6, 2013

With its $7.2 billion agreement to buy Nokia’s handset business, Microsoft is in a position to surpass Apple and Android smartphone makers in providing an enterprise-class mobile platform, experts say. However, whether Microsoft is ...

Tags: Nokia, Mobile Enterprise

CESG Has Launched Two New Schemes to Help Organisations Obtain The Relevant Expertise

Aug 16, 2013

The Communications Electronics Security Group (CESG) has launched two new schemes to help organisations obtain the relevant expertise in the event that they are subjected to a cyber-attack. CESG, the information security arm of British ...

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Google Has Announced The Company Is in The Process of Migrating Its SSL

Aug 2, 2013

Google has announced the company is in the process of migrating its SSL [Secure Sockets Layer] certificates from 1024-bit to 2048-bit levels of encryption. Google Identity Team's Tim Bray describes the decision as "part of our continuous ...

Tags: SSL Certificates, google

McAfee Found a Vulnerability in Adobe Systems' Reader Program

May 2, 2013

McAfee said it has found a vulnerability in Adobe Systems' Reader program that reveals when and where a PDF document is opened. The issue is not a serious problem and does not allow for remote code execution,?wrote?McAfee's?Haifei Li in a ...

Tags: McAfee Spots, PDF-Tracking Flaw

A New Vulnerability That Affects The Latest Desktop and Server Versions of The JRE

Apr 25, 2013

Java vulnerability hunters from Polish security research firm Security Explorations claim to have found a new vulnerability that affects the latest desktop and server versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The vulnerability is ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Almost Nine out of 10 Security Flaws Discovered on PCs Running Windows

Mar 15, 2013

Almost nine out of 10 security flaws discovered on PCs running Windows were due to vulnerable third-party applications rather than pre-installed Microsoft software. That's according to a report by security expert Secunia, which examined ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Mozilla Released Firefox 19, Adding a Built-in PDF Viewer to The Browser

Feb 21, 2013

Mozilla today released Firefox 19, adding a built-in PDF viewer to the browser. The integrated viewer was the one noticeable change to users, although Mozilla enhanced under-the-hood features as well for website developers, and added ...

Tags: Mozilla, in-Browser PDF, Firefox Bugs

Security Watchdogs Are Now Worried About a New Attack Vendor

Feb 16, 2013

Security watchdogs are now worried about a new attack vendor that cybercriminals could take advantage of – the growing number of devices that routinely use the Internet to function. Machine-to-machine (M2M) security is closely ...

Tags: security watchdogs, attack vendor, cybercriminals, M2M

IBM Has Rolled out a Tool It Says Can Cull Massive Terabytes of Data

Feb 1, 2013

IBM has rolled out a tool it says can cull massive terabytes of data, including email — to help customers detect external attacks aimed at stealing sensitive information or insider threats that might reveal corporate secrets. The ...

Tags: IBM, massive terabytes, IBM Security Intelligence

A Philips Information Management System Contains Vulnerabilities

Jan 21, 2013

A Philips information management system, which is used in making administrative chores in hospital more efficient, contains vulnerabilities that can be exploited to gain full control of the product, a security vendor said on Thursday. ...

Tags: Philips Hospital System, vulnerabilities, software

McAfee Is Expanding Its Mobile Security Software for Android Tablets and Smartphones

Dec 26, 2012

McAfee is expanding its mobile security software for Android tablets and smartphones, as it sees an increase in threats targeting Android devices, the Intel subsidiary announced on Monday. The new Mobile Security software has features ...

Tags: McAfee, mobile security software, Android, tablets, smartphones

Microsoft Will "Draw A Line in The Sand" Come April 2014

Dec 25, 2012

Microsoft will "draw a line in the sand" come April 2014 when Windows XP exits support, security researchers said today, even if millions of customers are still running the aged OS and a zero-day bug threatens the Windows ecosystem. Or ...

Tags: Microsoft, Windows XP, OS, Windows ecosystem

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