Worth Reading: The blue disco ball
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The 5G buzz is building and along with it are projections that some 5G networks will launch in 2018, with more widespread deployment in 2019. The launch of 5G networks will contribute to the large-scale proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
David Bombal demonstrates how to configure multiple Cisco switches using Python and GNS3.
Whenever there's a new attack on a global scale, the world trusts the Internet a little less. Today we are concerned with the many reports about this new ransomware attack called "Petyawrap", "Petrwrap" or an older name of "Petya."
The sad fact is: this new attack exploits the same vulnerabilities in Windows systems as last month's WannaCry attack.
Fixes have been available for most Windows systems since March 2017!
The same tips Niel Harper provided last month to protect against ransomware also apply here.
Netscout has been building its packet broker business through acquisitions.
Just by being the chief architect of the IBM’s BlueGene massively parallel supercomputer, which was built as part of a protein folding simulation grand challenge effort undertaken by IBM in the late 1990s, Al Gara would be someone whom the HPC community would listen to whenever he spoke. But Gara is now an Intel Fellow and also chief exascale architect at Intel, which has emerged as the second dominant supplier of supercomputer architectures alongside Big Blue’s OpenPower partnership with founding members Nvidia, Mellanox Technologies, and Google.
It may seem ironic that Gara did not stay around IBM to help this …
Giving Out Grades For Exascale Efforts was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
There are several ways to diagnose whether a problem exists on the network or the application.
ExtraHop is focused on understanding the context of multiple transactions from the network level.