Security researchers pick Google Wallet

Friday, February 10, 2012

Security researchers pick Google Wallet

Security researchers pick Google Wallet | Thanks to the cloud, integration is back -- with a twist

Today's InfoWorld Blogs

Relax, IT: Endpoint diversity is nothing to fear
In IT, diversity usually means more work to manage. But the diverse technologies that drive the consumerization of IT can be a catalyst for IT to get rid of the legacies that bedevil and the unnecessary silos that have grown over time. Read More

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In this Issue

WEBCAST: Intel

Navigating the Public Cloud
InfoWorld contributing editor and consultant David Linthicum offers expert advice about choosing services to outsource to the public cloud providers, cloud data security and identity, integrating public cloud services, and how to avoid provider lock-in. Read now.

Security researchers pick Google Wallet
Researchers at Zvelo developed a program capable of brute-force cracking Google Wallet PINs. Why is Google Wallet so seemingly insecure? Because it doesn't require a long or complicated password. Read More

Thanks to the cloud, integration is back -- with a twist
Through the rise of the Web, ERP, CRM, and even cloud-based systems, we've been building more silos. But the overall cloud transition is changing all this. Read More