From WebSphere 7, IBM recommend to install all fixes with IBM Installation Manager for WebSphere. However, IBM, for now, still keeps UpdateInstaller for installing the ifixes for WAS7. Although UpdateInstaller can install ifixes for WPS7 through specifing [...]
WPS 7 – install an ifix silently with IBM Installation Manager
Posted by Unknown on Monday, January 31, 2011
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Windows Domain to Amazon EC2 Single Sign-On Access Solutions
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, January 25, 2011
David Chappell, the Principal of Chappell & Associates, US, has writtena whitepaper proposing several solutions for Single Sign-on (SSO) accessto applications deployed on Amazon EC2 from a Windows domain. InfoQexplored these solutions to understand [...]
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The Arrival of HTML 5: Lots of New Features
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"HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is one of the underpinningstechnologies of the modern web with the lion's share of web users'Internet activities founded on it. HTML now stands on the brink ofthe next change -- the coming of HTML 5. At present, the [...]
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PingFederate as an IdM suite federation alternative
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PingFederate provides the same functionality as Identity Management suite federation components without requiring extensive upgrades, lengthy deployments or custom integration work- and all at a much lower cost.Identity [...]
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Internet SSO for commercial applications PingIdentity
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Companies in virtually every industry are now enhancing or expanding their product offerings via additional functionality delivered via the Internet.These companies differ from pure on-demand (SaaS) providers in that [...]
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SaaS Connector PingIdentity
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SaaS Connectors install within PingFederate running as an IdP to expedite and optimize creating connections to leading SaaS providers.SaaS Connectors offer additional functionality including support for automated SaaS [...]
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SSO to external/SaaS Applications PingIdentity
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Federated identity has evolved into an essential ingredient of Internet security technologies. As the number of Software-as-a-Service applications continue to grow the ability to implement Internet SSO and federated [...]
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One-Time Passwords with OneLogin and YubiKey
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Using multiple authentication factors is an effective way of preventing someone from accessing your sensitive data even if they manage to get hold of your username or password. For a brief introduction to the topic, read [...]
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Configuring WebEx for SAML with OneLogin
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Configure WebEx Enterprise in OneLoginIf you haven't already added WebEx Enterprise to your OneLogin account, you can do it via this link: https://app.onelogin.com/apps/new/3036Now, configure the application.Choose [...]
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Configuring WordPress for SAML with OneLogin
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OneLogin's SAML plugin for WordPress allows you to easily and securely sign users into WordPress. By default users will be signed in using the email address registered in OneLogin, but you can override this by [...]
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New Active Directory Connector Simplifies User Authentication
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OneLogin announces its Active Directory Connector that enables the authentication of cloud application users against an organization's Active Directory.While IT benefits from having a single directory integration point, employees can use their Windows [...]
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SAML Plug-In for WordPress
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WordPress has long been one of the most popular integrations among our customers and some customers manage multiple WordPress accounts with many contributors. The original WordPress integration uses form-based authentication, which means we simply automate [...]
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How to Parse XML in CakePHP
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Hi all, this is a basic tutorial on how to parse xml file in cakephp.We all know that cakephp vastly utilizes the array concept in php. Here, I am going to explain you how to parse XML in CakePHP and convert it into an array.Step1:Get the [...]
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What is XML
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* XML stands for EXtensible Markup Language * XML is a markup language much like HTML * XML was designed to carry data, not to display data * XML tags are not predefined. You must define your own tags * XML is designed to be self-descriptive [...]
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Introduction to XACML: Access Control Policies in XML
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IntroductionThis document discusses the eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML), an XML language for specifying security policies. Security policies are ways to describe who has access to what resources under [...]
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It’s Australia All Round!
Posted by Unknown on Monday, January 24, 2011
From the desk of Leah Calnan, Director of Metro Property Management...Well as most of you will be aware (we hope) it’s Australia Day tomorrow and we hope that you all have something fantastic planned with your friends and [...]
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Migrating from Websphere 6.0 to Websphere 7.0
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The application I manage at work is a client/server application written entirely in java. My company for years has been an IBM shop, so we have a large Websphere presence which is where the server is deployed. The application had been running on Websphere [...]
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Mozilla blocks Skype's glitchy Firefox toolbar extension
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skype-large-logoThe Skype toolbar add-on has became a headache for Mozilla, and will be blocked from the Firefox browser until further notice. Mozilla announced yesterday that the Skype feature was responsible for roughly 40,000 crashed browsers in the [...]
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New Firefox Feature Blocks Behavioral Ads
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Mozilla, the developer of the Firefox browser, is working a feature that will allow users to opt-out of online behavioral advertising.The goal is to give users "a deeper understanding of and control over personal information online," Mozilla's head of [...]
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Business booming for cyber criminals: security firm
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Cyber criminals are selling stolen credit card details for as little as two dollars each and renting computer networks for spam for 15 dollars as part of a vast online black market, according to a report released Thursday. PandaLabs, the anti-malware [...]
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Twitter Targeted With Fake Antivirus Software Scam
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Twitter has been resetting passwords for accounts that started distributing links promoting fake antivirus software in an attack that used Google's Web address shortening service to conceal the links' destination.The links, masked by Google "goo.gl" [...]
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Cybercrooks Tire of Windows -- They're After Your iPhone Now
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Cybercrime is moving away from traditional targets, like Windows PCs, and focusing more on mobile devices, according to Cisco's 2010 Annual Security Report (PDF)]. As Microsoft becomes more savvy about patching holes in its OS, cybercriminals are treading [...]
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Beware Goo.gl Fake Antivirus Worm on Twitter
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Twitter and Twitter users are being targeted by a malicious worm. The worm sends out tweets with a goo.gl shortened URL link directed to a rogue antivirus application. The attack demonstrates once again how URL shortening can be a Pandora's box as users [...]
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Google: Search Engine Spam on the Rise
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If you've noticed lately that Google's search results are a bit spammy, you're not alone.In a blog post, Google Principal Engineer Matt Cutts acknowledged that "we have seen a slight uptick of spam in recent months," and that tech watchers are growing [...]
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Don't Fear the Android Security Bogeyman
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Academic security researchers have created an ingenious piece of malware that runs on Android cell phones and steals credit card details.As is typical, many are heralding it as a sign of a smartphone security apocalypse, but they need to calm down. Cybercriminals [...]
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Android-powered Motorola Xoom tablet poised for Feb. 17 launch?
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The rumor mill was buzzing all weekend with word that Motorola's sleek, upcoming Android "Honeycomb"-powered tablet could arrive as early as next month, although the supposed price tag looks a little steep.Both Droid Attic [...]
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Samsung Vibrant gets Android 2.2, after evil delay
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After facing mounting criticism for its extremely slow pace of upgrading its T-Mobile Vibrant phone, Samsung is finally ready to deploy Android 2.2 to the device.Samsung has become legendary for the amount of time it has [...]
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iPhone vs. Android: Google May Be Winning the War in China
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One of my favorite Wall Street technology analysts is Jonathan Goldberg of Deutsche Bank. He combines his big-picture analysis with ear-to-the-ground sentiment reporting, meshing the virtues of a beat reporter with a series number cruncher. In the Jan. [...]
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