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35.7%: Annual profit margin of business analytics and enterprise software, according to IBISWorld
631: Number of enterprises expected to exist in 2017
36,281: Projected number of people employed in the business analytics and enterprise software industry in 2017
3.8%: Projected annual revenue increase in the business analytics and enterprise software industry from 2012 to 2017
15 (out of 17): Number of sectors in the U.S. that have more data stored, per company, than the U.S. Library of Congress, according to McKinsey & Company
In an increasingly digitized world, everything you do creates an electronic record—every purchase, doctor's visit, or instance you "friend" someone on Facebook.
As organizations continue to amass hundreds of terabytes of that information, they are looking for more sophisticated software tools to mine and analyze it, to help businesses better understand their markets and customers, and even predict what's next.
According to the market research firm IDC, "big data" companies that address these needs had sales of $3.2 billion in 2010. Total industry revenue is expected to reach nearly $17 billion by 2015, growing about seven times faster than the overall IT market.
And while the business analytics and enterprise software sector of IT (which includes "big data") has remained steady over the past few years, growing 1.8% from 2007 to 2012, according to IBISWorld, the firm says improvements in profit margin--now at 36%, on average--have been fueled by the acquisition of companies that offer data services.
Large vendors have targeted smaller companies as a means to expand their own customer bases and product offerings. IBM recently purchased several big data firms, including Netezza, which makes data warehouse appliances, for $1.7 billion. Other major acquisitions include Oracle's reported $1.1 billion purchase of enterprise search company Endeca, as well as Hewlett-Packard's $350 million purchase of data analytics platform Vertica, last year.
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Latin | Cavitas thoracis, cavum thoracis |
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The thoracic cavity (or chest cavity) is the chamber of the human body (and other animal bodies) that is protected by the thoracic wall (thoracic cage and associated skin, muscle, and fascia).
The thoracic area includes the tendons as well as the cardiovascular system which could be damaged from injury to the back, spine or the neck.
Structures within the thoracic cavity include:
- structures of the cardiovascular system, including the heart and great vessels, which include the thoracic aorta, the pulmonary artery and all its branches, the superior and inferior vena cava, the pulmonary veins, and the azygos vein
- structures of the respiratory system, including the trachea, bronchi and lungs
- structures of the digestive system, including the esophagus,
- endocrine glands, including the thymus gland,
- structures of the nervous system including the paired vagus nerves, and the paired sympathetic chains,
- lymphatics including the thoracic duct.
It contains three potential spaces lined with mesothelium: the paired pleural cavities and the pericardial cavity. The mediastinum comprises those organs which lie in the centre of the chest between the lungs.
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If the pleural cavity is breached from the outside, as by a bullet wound or knife wound, a pneumothorax, or air in the cavity, may result. If the volume of air is significant, one or both lungs may collapse, which requires immediate medical attention.
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Un Coeur en Hiver (A Heart in Winter)
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1992, directed by Claude Sautet; Daniel Auteuil as Stephan, Andre Dusollier as Maxim, Emmanuelle Baert as Camille.
In the opening scene, when Stephan, a master violin maker, removes the top of the instrument he's working on and we see it as an empty, coffin-like box, I guess he's the person referred to in the title, A Heart in Winter. Right away I'm curious and I'm hooked by the music and the artful cinematography. Openings and closings - of doors, windows, hearts, minds, and relationships - are the motifs in this film. When Stephan is working close to his apprentice, the depth of field seems shallow and the room appears crowded. When he's working alone, the same room appears spacious. The Five is relaxed and comfortable when left to himself.
I often wonder about certain Fives - whether they're incapable of feeling or their feelings are stuck inside. As a Five with a strong Four wing, my feelings sometimes seem too powerful or precious to let out. Watching this movie, I wonder what other people - the makers of this film and the audience - think of Stephan (and of all of us Fives). In our Three-ish, extraverted society we're often seen as alien or unfriendly and dismissed for it. Whether accurate or not, what we think we perceive accounts in large part for our defensive, negative, and nihilistic attitudes. I like it that Stephan is taken seriously - the film makers are really interested in him.
Maxim, Stephan's business partner, is a quiet and laid back Nine-ish Three. He says he accepts Stephan as he is, but he lives his life so differently it's hard to believe. Socially adept, he's good at finding clients and he likes to bask in their limelight. His role is to put the musicians at ease, attend their concerts, and become moved to tears by their playing. He's vigorous, at home in his body, tells lies easily when he has to, and tries to impress. When a prospective client is worried he'll have to pay a commission, Maxim thinks quickly and assures him that he won't - just a "valuation fee." When work needs to be done on a violin, he turns the client over to Stephan. It's a tremendous responsibility and honor to take care of these venerable instruments, but Stephan remains mostly in the background. His intimacy both with people and violins is usually short-term. He takes his friends in small doses; making a whole violin only takes a month.
Maxim assumes they have a friendship, but Stephan insists they're only using each other for business purposes. It's difficult for a Five to have a relationship with someone who's so gracious and at ease. Maxim's name suggests he's superior - and we Fives can't stand the implication that we're inferior. For a guy who thinks he's in control of his feelings, Stephan seems awfully hurt that Maxim isn't interested in what Stephan does with his life after hours. Since he hasn't put Maxim in the box labeled "friend", Stephan can rationalize that Maxim doesn't matter - but he does. (I've used the defense of "I don't care" many times when it wasn't true.) Stephan's claim that he's not interested in himself isn't true either.
One day in a cafe Maxim points out their new client, Camille - a violinist he's fallen in love with. His attitude about leaving his wife for her is callously nonchalant. Camille has an otherworldly, delicate, pale look about her, and neat, pulled back dark hair. She's reserved. When Maxim announces, "something important has happened to me," Stephan is obviously disappointed that he waited two months to tell him. Maxim explains his attraction to Camille this way: once she was late to meet him. When she finally showed up, she gazed around with such a worried and helpless look that he realized it was "possible to love someone." I see her as a relational (or sexual) "strength and beauty" subtype Six with a Five wing. She uses her vulnerability to assure that she'll be protected.
All three of these characters studied the violin with Louis Lachaume, a likable elderly man who lives retired in the country with a Two-ish woman. A lot of happy children chase around them. He remembers Camille as a smooth and hard little girl who kept her distance, but underneath had quite a temper. Lachaume thinks Stephan is fortunate to never be bored. He keeps the fact that he's dying a secret while Stephan tries to keep his own aliveness a secret. But we can see it when he's with Lachaume: his eyebrows become relaxed - he even raises them expressively a couple of times. His face is looser and he smiles more broadly (though it's never a full smile like Maxim's). Normally, Stephan is closed and unreadable. However, his intensity belies his feelings.
The fourth primary character in A Heart in Winter is the music, all by Ravel - a violin/piano sonata, a violin/cello sonata and a trio - with Camille performing the violin part. We attend at least six of her rehearsals and recording sessions briefly. Phrases of music overlap the rondo-like story line, a technique which helps to move the film along - I wasn't bored for a second. The music accompanying the beginning credits is passionate, delicate, tumultuous, and mysterious, a taste of some of the musical and nonmusical themes to follow. Next we hear the incongruous grating and squeaking of a violin being repaired - from sublime to down-to-earth. As someone who turned to music early in life myself, I often wonder what affect it has had on my relationships. Music can satisfy one's emotional needs or seem to. And, unlike humans, it doesn't fight back. Stephan connects more to music than to people and Camille is a violinist above all else (hormones willing). In Stephan, I think she's attracted to what reminds her of herself - for instance, his perfectionism and distancing - and perhaps the permission to be as quiet and autonomous as he is. They're both exceptional at what they do, thus different from nearly everyone else. She's attracted to his inner world and he's attracted to venturing out a bit from his - and her beauty.
Camille observes Stephan teaching his apprentice when he doesn't know she's there. He's kind, gentle, and encouraging to the young man (who looks a little like him) - not too frightened to express his feeling side in this situation. The apprentice leaves and Stephan invites Camille into his private space (he lives in the shop) to wait for Maxim. They soon find common Five-ish ground, agreeing that it's a nuisance to be dependent or beholden to anyone, and that people are often more of a hindrance than a help. When Maxim enters the room and says, "So you've seen where he lives. Spartan, isn't it?" she doesn't agree.
Stephan attends the first rehearsal. His intense stare so unnerves Camille that she stumbles and has to start over several times, so he leaves. His hand and the camera linger on the outside door lock, out of her sight, as she starts over and this time breezes through the passage that had given her trouble. His expression is smug - he's pleased he's had an affect on her.
When Stephan repairs Camille's violin, she's completely satisfied with his work, but he later thinks of a way to make the instrument's tone clearer. Since such a genius isn't likely to overlook anything, his unconscious probably kept him from completing the job as a way to make contact again. He offers to do the work during a rehearsal, thus becoming part of her performance.
Maxim shows Stephan the apartment he's having fixed up for him and Camille to move into. Stephan kind of blacks out and has to sit down. He uses the excuse that it's the paint fumes, but we and Maxim know better - he's having a feeling attack. Then he does what I would do or want to do when I'm scared - he hides. Camille can't understand his disappearing act and when she sees him a few days later she asks him why he's been hiding from her. She criticizes him for belittling everything, for trying to give himself a bad image, for having no imagination, and for acting as if emotions don't exist ("…though you like music"). Sixes sometimes scold people when a softer approach would be more effective.
Camille plays passionately in the last recording session (an elderly man in the audience declares he hasn't been so moved in ages). Maxim is out of town for the third time, wheeling and dealing, so he has sent Stephan to take his place. Camille is radiant after the performance. She gets in his car, tells him she's never played like that before - it was for him - and declares her love. Sixes often assume others see things the way they do - she's sure he's in love with her too but she hasn't really checked it out. The few cues have been on the subtle side. He panics and drives like crazy to outrun her, but she's in the car with him. Then he clobbers her under the typically Five-ish guise of objectivity, truthfulness, and reasonableness: "I don't love you. You're talking about feelings I don't have. You want me to be who you think I am - another person." When she tells him to stop lying to himself, he bickers over the meaning of a word, an argumentative technique very familiar to me (my husband and I are both Fives). Camille often seems like a little girl who's used to being protected and she's really hurt when she realizes her love has been thwarted.
The shock of Maxim punching him in the face and Camille screaming at him in public helps bring a new sense of reality and responsibility to Stephan. The next day he tells Camille she was right, that "there's something lifeless inside me." He admits he's always there too late, that he lost his chance with her, and that he's lost Maxim. "I know I'm not nothing; I like my work and I'm good at it," he confesses. "I don't destroy others, I destroy myself." While Stephan thaws out a bit, Camille becomes distant and sarcastic.
This is a wonderfully constructed movie that dignifies its subject. If Stephan had consistently been shown the affection and caring as a child that the film makers put into this movie, I thought to myself, he might not have turned out so neurotic. Stephan grows more confident (going toward Eight) and trusting. He takes charge of his life by opening his own shop, taking the apprentice and some of the clients with him. Light shines onto his new attractive and roomy work area through skylights. After an eight and a half month gestation period, Stephan meets Maxim and Camille in a cafe. He tells Camille he had thought the only person he ever loved was Lachaume but is now able to admit that he also loved her and it wasn't just a game. We watch Stephan look out through the cafe's reflecting window into Maxim's car window, window piled on window in the fashion of the stretto of a fugue, as Maxim and Camille drive away. Camille looks back at Stephan. As the music from the opening scene returns, I recall Stephan disassembling the precious violin, exposing its interior to light, and applying fresh glue. Now he's been strengthened too.
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Improvement and winning. That's what the Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano hopes to accomplish against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a nationally televised NFL preseason game this evening.
Kickoff is 8 p.m. at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field (NBC) as Andrew Luck makes his first road trip as a rookie NFL quarterback.
The Colts are coming off a 38-3 win at Lucas Oil Stadium in the team's preseason opener last week. Pittsburgh, meanwhile, dropped a 24-23 decision to Philadelphia in its initial preseason game as the Eagles placekicker Alex Henery connected on a 51-yard field goal with 12 seconds remaining.
It will be interesting to see how a young Indianapolis squad, particularly Luck, responds to facing a veteran-laded team like the Steelers in an adverse environment. That will most likely be the biggest test the Colts will face tonight.
"Starting the way we started was great. [But they] always say you make your biggest jump from your first preseason game to your second preseason game. So we're looking obviously to get better in all areas," Pagano said late last week.
"If we can go out there and do the things we talk about doing — running the ball, stopping the run, taking care of the football, playing well on third down on both sides of the football, scoring points in the red area, taking care of the football down there and those type of things, and then finishing strong in the fourth quarter — then we'll be happy."
Luck, who completed 10 of 16 passes for 188 yards and two touchdowns during his debut against the Rams, knows that facing Pittsburgh's aggressive defense won't be an easy task.
His goals for the game are relatively simple. Get better, and play well in front of his immediate family, who live in nearby Morgantown, W.V. Luck's father, former NFL quarterback Oliver Luck, is the athletic director at West Virginia University.
"Obviously, it was nice to go out and play a game and do some good things, do some bad things. But it will be much tougher on the road for our first road test. We'll see some different looks [from Pittsburgh]. So we're just trying to get better," Luck said last week.
"It's a different scheme than what St. Louis ran, so we have to familiarize ourselves with that. I'm happy [Heinz Field] is only an hour drive for my parents to be able to get to the game, so that's probably what I'm happiest about. But [Pittsburgh has] a great franchise … a great history [and a] great recent history, so it'll be a lot of fun and an honor to go out there and play."
• Wayne looks ahead — Heading into tonight's meeting with the Steelers, Reggie Wayne admits that he's interested to see how Indianapolis reacts to playing in a tough environment.
"The main objective is to win and that's the approach we are taking. At the same time, we want to continue to get better. We want to correct the mistakes we made last week. We don't want to go out there and continuously make the same mistakes," Wayne said after Friday's final training camp practice.
"Pittsburgh is going to be a good test for us. They're a defense that throws a lot of stuff at you, so we are definitely going to have to have our best foot forward and be ready for it. Plus, I'm sure they're excited about our offensive coordinator, Bruce Arians, coming back. From my understanding, they used to have some good battles, so it should be a good game."
• National audience — Interestingly, this evening's matchup in Pittsburgh is the first of only two games — preseason and regular season — that feature will Indianapolis on a national stage. The other is the Colts' Nov. 8 road game with Jacksonville.
That's quite a turnabout for a franchise that has routinely played in at least two or three nationally televised games per season. But that's usually what happens when a team is just a year removed from a 2-14 season.
"That's the way it is. That's why we got to win games. When you win games, the league says a lot of people want to see you. When you lose games, they throw you to the garbage. But at the same time, we can make them pay for it. We can go out there and win games," Wayne pointed out.
"We can show the world that we're not [the 32nd-]ranked [team in the league]. Once the ball's kicked off, all that stuff doesn't matter anyway."
And then there's his humorous take on the topic of playing a lot of games out of the national spotlight.
"One good thing about it, you play at [1 p.m. on Sundays], we'll be done early, so we get to go home and have a good meal," the veteran joked.
• Building a foundation — That was Pagano's primary goal heading into last spring's mini-camps and organized team activity practices. With one phase of training camp now over and the next about to begin, the rookie head coach is ready to put phase two into effect.
"The most important thing, we've come together as a team. You lay the foundation in the offseason; we've got a foundation that was built on rock and not sand. We talked about when they left [at the end of spring workouts], I wanted them to think about becoming champions and how to serve one another. And they came back [for training camp] in great shape," he recently noted.
"Everything that we got done here is just a credit to our veteran leadership, the young guys, everybody just buying in. The culture that we're trying to create, team, team, team. It's all about the team and everything we do is based on the team and winning and they've done that. So it's not a surprise to any of us coaches that we've had a good camp, a productive camp."
Looking forward to the immediate future, Pagano has definite plans for the Colts.
"We're just scratching the surface. We got a long, long way to go and [the players would] be the first one to tell you. So what we do is take it one day at a time, one play at a time, one meeting at a time. We don't judge good or bad, what's happened. We just go onto the next play," he said.
"Our mantra is 60 minutes, all you got and don't judge. Again, we got a long way to go. But their attitudes are right and their work ethic is right, so I'm sure we're going to get there."
• Charting Luck — Since the start of offseason practices in May, keeping track of Luck's passing statistics has become a bone of contention for some fans and those in the media.
Some put value on reporters charting the rookie quarterback's throws during 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills, where admittedly there is practically no pass rush and the defense isn't always going full speed. Others simply don't.
Pagano, though, understands the interest. His coaches also chart each of the practice throws. But that's not the only thing he considers when looking at Luck's development.
"Just his steady progress, handling the offense, his command of the huddle, continuing to make great decisions, not forcing things and again he's trying to get better every day out here," the Colts coach said. "He's going to keep working. He's his own worst critic, he's not hard on himself but he understands he's got a long way to go too.
"I just see the ball spinning out of hands and being caught by receivers. So I just figure at the end of the day, [that's] a pretty good stat."


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Hana Will Bolster The Licensed Business, But SAP Needs A More Aggressive SaaS Strategy To Maintain Double-Digit Revenue Growth
SAP's position as the largest business application vendor is not in doubt; whether it will be a market leader in revenue growth and in innovation is less certain. Anticipating the market's growing...
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Report:Oracle's Dilemma: Applications Unlimited Versus Oracle Fusion Applications
Oracle Customers Face A Choice: Stay With Apps They Have And Miss Out On Innovation Or Make The Painful Switch To Fusion
Oracle faces a strategic dilemma, and how it responds to this dilemma will present the CIOs at its clients with some tough choices. Oracle Fusion Applications — Oracle's new generation of...
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Report:A Better But Still Subpar Global Tech Market In 2014 And 2015
Software Buying In The US And Other Tech Twelve Countries Will Drive 5.5% Local Currency Tech Growth In 2014
The good news for CIOs is that improving economies in the US and elsewhere will generate cash flow to support the purchases of the new mobile, cloud, and smart technologies that are transforming...
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Report:2013 Predictions: The ePurchasing Software Market Will Grow 5%
More SaaS And Commoditization Shape 2013 Growth
CIOs should take an interest in the market for ePurchasing software (software to support buying, sourcing, contracting, and vendor management activities) for two reasons: 1) to find technology tools...
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Report:Oracle Customers Are Hesitant To Embrace Fusion Applications
Slow Adoption Of Newer Product Means Changes Likely In Oracle's Strategy
This report, originally written for CIOs, includes content relevant to application development and delivery (AD&D) professionals. With Oracle's strong footprint in the enterprise business apps...
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Report:Continued Gloom For European ICT Markets
Tech Recession Extends Through 2013, At Least
Will it ever end? When will the European economic recession end, and when will European tech buying start to pick up? These are questions that CIOs across Europe and tech vendors selling to them into...
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Report:Be Wary Of Licensed Software Geeks Bearing SaaS
Becoming A SaaS Vendor Is Disruptive And Challenging
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Report:The Canadian Tech Market 2013 To 2014
Sluggish Canadian Tech Market Will Accelerate In 2014
Canada's CIOs and tech buyers continue to be more conservative in their tech buying than those in the US, with business and government purchases of tech goods and services growing by 2.2% in 2013,...
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Report:Government Spending Brinksmanship Drags Down The 2013 US Tech Market Outlook
We Cut Our 2013 Spending Growth Estimate To 3.9% From 5.7%
By rights, US CIOs should be looking at a relatively decent 6% growth in their tech purchases in 2013, as we had predicted earlier this year. Instead, the drag on the US economy and on US tech buying...
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Report:A Mixed Bag For The Latin American Tech Market In 2014 And 2015
Brazil Rejoins The Strong Markets Of Chile, Colombia, And Mexico After A Weak 2013 But Will Slow In 2015 As Others Expand
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Addressing the special needs of the most vulnerable took centre stage at the 5th interactive round-table session organized in concurrence with the UN Summit held in New York, 20-22 September 2010.
According to the round-table participants, the most vulnerable countries and people are at risk of being left behind in achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDG). They added that natural disasters, food and economic crises, poverty or armed conflict cause a disproportionate burden among the most vulnerable and are major challenges to achieving the Goals.
Participants emphasized the need for special assistance to help the most vulnerable countries achieve progress. And argued that addressing the special needs of vulnerable communities and people will help protect their basic human rights and ensure that they benefit from progress made in attaining the MDGs.
"Failure to reach vulnerable people is one of the greatest challenges we have in reducing new HIV infections" said UNAIDS Executive Director Michele Sidibé. "When the most vulnerable people are not able to access HIV services, it endangers the health and wellbeing of the entire community and it blocks progress toward every one of the MDGs," he added.
While some countries have made notable progress towards meeting the MDGs, some gains have been undermined by the adverse impacts of natural disasters, climate change and the recent food, fuel and global economic and financial crises. Additional support from the international community was identified by the round-table as necessary to improve vulnerable countries' ability to face such challenges.
Participants agreed that addressing the needs of vulnerable communities and people would involve: Strengthening national capacity to identify the most vulnerable in order to address their needs and protect their rights; establishing a social protection floor and increasing access to education and decent work; as well as implementing effective measures to combat all forms of discrimination and social exclusion.


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Contributor: Joseph Bingham
A few weeks ago, we observed a spear phishing campaign targeting groups in the aerospace and defense industry. We identified at least 12 different organizations targeted in this attack. These organizations include aviation, air traffic control, and government and defense contractors.
Figure 1. Spear phishing email targeting aerospace and defense industry
In choosing their targets, the attackers identified individuals in important roles, including directors and vice presidents. The content of all the emails were identical. The attackers used a report published in 2012 regarding the outlook of the aerospace and defense industries as the lure. The intention of the attackers was to make...
Symantec Security Response is aware that fake FedEx emails have been circulating recently. The emails claim the user must print out a receipt by clicking on a link and then physically go to the nearest FedEx office to receive their parcel. Obviously the parcel does not exist and those who click on the link will be greeted by a PostalReceipt.zip file containing malicious PostalReceipt.exe executable file. Instead of receiving a parcel, which the user did not order in the first place, Trojan.Smoaler is delivered to the computer.
All the fake FedEx emails delivering this malware are almost identical except for the order numbers and the website the zip file is hosted on. One sign of laziness, or perhaps an oversight on the part of the malware author, is an consistent order date. The author does change the domain where Trojan.Smoaler is hosted daily. The following emails were spammed out...
Symantec Security Response has observed that spammers are distributing malicious emails that attempt to lure users into viewing a video of the incident that killed 233 people recently in a horrific tragedy at a popular nightclub in Santa Maria, Brazil. The malicious email is in Portuguese and invites unsuspecting users to click on a link to watch a video of the tragedy. The link provided in the email downloads a zip file containing a malicious control panel file as well an executable file. Symantec detects this threat as Trojan Horse.
Further analysis of the malicious file shows that the threat creates the following file:
It also alters the registry entries for Internet Explorer.
The threat then downloads an IE configuration file from a recently registered domain. Trojan Horse is usually a backdoor Trojan, downloader, or an...
As we predicted toward the end of last year, we are once again seeing an upswing in ransomware activity in 2013. The ransomware extortion scam has been in existence now for a number of years but its popularity among cybercriminals has grown over the last two years and it continues to indiscriminately plague computer users in greater numbers. Symantec has tracked this growing menace in various blogs, a whitepaper, and a video.
In the last week Symantec has observed a new spike in ransomware activity being seen worldwide. While several variants of the ransomware threat are responsible for the overall spike, the main ransomware variant being observed is...
It is important for malware authors to keep a solid network connection between their malware on compromised computers and their own servers so that the malware can receive commands and be updated. However, communication between the malware and the malware servers may be filtered by a gateway or local firewall, or blocked by an intrusion prevention system (IPS). Consequently, malware authors try to find more secure methods of providing communication between the malware and the servers. For example, I wrote a blog last November detailing how Backdoor.Makadocs uses the Google docs viewer function as a proxy to maintain a solid connection between the malware and its servers. More recently, I discovered a Trojan horse that uses Sender...
In February 2012, we blogged about Android.Bmaster (a.k.a. Rootstrap), which infected hundreds of thousands of devices. At that time, it was the largest mobile botnet documented to date. Recently, the Bmaster botnet has been overtaken by the newly uncovered MDK botnet. Dubbed as Android.Troj.mdk, Kingsoft believes it is hidden in more than 7,000 apps and has infected up to one million devices.
Symantec's analysis suggests the MDK Trojan is a new variant of Android.Backscript. Our detection for this threat family has been in place since September 2012. The code of MDK is very similar to Android.Backscript and they use the same certificate to...
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Last week we saw how W32.Waledac was getting cozy with W32.Virut, but let us not forget about other spam botnets, like Trojan.Pandex (a.k.a. Cutwail), as they also persist in their propagation affairs.
The people behind W32.Cridex have used many attack vectors to spread the malware, including taking advantage of exploit kits like Blackhole, or attempting to deceive users with crafted PDF documents. This month they have managed to compose a more elaborate attack.
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At the time of this blog post, and for the past five days, we have noticed an increase in spam containing malware that targets Australians. The attackers behind this malicious spam campaign appear to have no specific target in mind other than compromising a large base in Australia for reasons still unknown. Symantec Security Response has observed two separate versions of this campaign purporting to be from Australian organizations and targeting Australian users.
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Android.Exprespam was discovered at the beginning of January and has only been around for about two weeks, but the scammers seem to be having a lot of success with the malware already. Symantec has acquired some data that has allowed us to get an idea of how successful Exprespam may be in scamming Android users into providing personal data. The data obtained, which is only a portion of the complete data, indicates that the fake market called Android Express's Play has drawn well over 3,000 visits in a period of a week from January 13 to January 20.
Based on several sources*, I calculated that the scammers may have stolen between 75,000 and 450,000 pieces of personal information.
Figure 1. Potential amount of stolen information
An advanced cyber-espionage network targeting high-profile organizations and governments has recently been unveiled. The main attack method being used in this campaign is spear phishing.
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Indiana men's tennis players Isade Juneau and Samuel Monette lost their doubles match in straight sets Monday at the Challenger Banque Nationale de Granby tournament in Granby, Quebec. Juneau, a senior, and Monette, an incoming freshman, fell 2-6, 6-7 (4) to the doubles tandem of Richard Bloomfield (Great Britain) and Toshihide Matsui (Japan).Bloomfield and Matsui have each played professionally for more than 10 years while the two Hoosiers were let in to the doubles draw as a wildcard. The tournament is an Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Challenger Tour event. Despite the loss, both Hoosiers will have another opportunity to beat professionally ranked players.Juneau played his way through the qualifying bracket to earn a spot in the singles main draw while Monette was let in as a wild card. Both will play singles matches Tuesday. Juneau earned five points toward an ATP ranking by advancing through the qualifying rounds and can move further up in the rankings with wins in the main draw. In high school, Monette won several Junior Canadian National titles. Juneau, a native of Quebec, earned first team All-Big Ten honors this past season. — Joe Popely
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Italy "A" Head Coach Gianluca Guidi today named his 28-man Churchill Cup squad. The Azzurri will make their debut in the competition on Saturday June 4, facing Canada at Franklin's Gardens. The team come off the back of a 24-0 win over the XV della Serenissima (Italian North East invitational club) yesterday night in San Donà, close to Venice. Two Italy "A" tries came from seventeen-year-old winger Angelo Esposito, who made his debut at senior level and stunned the crowd with his quality performance deserving of his Churchill Cup selection. He is joined by Italy U18 team-mate Edoardo Padovani, who replaced Tito Tebaldi at scrumhalf yesterday in San Donà. Rovigo winger Andrea Bacchetti, who has two caps following his appearances in the 2009 RBS 6 Nations, has also been added to the squad after his superb performance in the Italian Championship Final on Saturday, despite his team losing 18-14 to Petrarca Padova after leading 14-3 in the first half. "Andrea played an amazing final and he deserved the call" Guidi said. "But both me and De Carli are pleased by the way the youngests performed in yesterday's game against the Venetop region selection. It is crucial for their growth to compete in a top level tournament like the Churchill Cup." Italy "A" Churchill Cup squad Forwards Matias AGUERO (MPS Aironi, 17 caps) Dario CHISTOLINI (Petrarca Padova) Alberto DE MARCHI (MPS Aironi) Fabio STAIBANO (MPS Aironi, 9 caps) Tommaso D'APICE (Futura Park Rugby Roma)* Andrea MANICI (HBS GranDucato Parma)* Valerio BERNABO' (Benetton Treviso, 19 caps) - capitano Marco BORTOLAMI (MPS Aironi, 84 caps) Joshua FURNO (MPS Aironi)* Cornelius VAN ZYL (Benetton Treviso) Nicola BELARDO (Estra I Cavalieri Prato)* Mauro BERGAMASCO (Stade Francais, 84 caps) Francesco MINTO (Benetton Treviso) Manoa VOSAWAI (Benetton Treviso, 8 caps) Backs Edoardo PADOVANI (Marchiol Mogliano)** Tito TEBALDI (MPS Aironi, 14 caps) Riccardo BOCCHINO (MPS Aironi, 6 caps)* DuRandt GERBER (HBS GranDucato Parma) Andrea BACCHETTI (Femi-CZ Rovigo, 2 caps) Angelo ESPOSITO (Ruggers Tarvisium)** Denis MAJSTOROVIC (Estra I Cavalieri Prato) Gilberto PAVAN (MPS Aironi, esordiente) Andrea PRATICHETTI (Benetton Treviso)* Matteo PRATICHETTI (MPS Aironi, 22 caps) Michele SEPE (Benetton Treviso, 3 caps) Giulio TONIOLATTI (MPS Aironi, 5 caps) Ruggero TREVISAN (BancaMonteParma Crociati)* Giovanbattista VENDITTI (MPS Aironi)* *U20 Academy **U18 Academy |


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Maryland Angler's Log - Share Your Catch!
To post a report please email your name, hometown, photos, location information, and the content for your report to email@example.com. All information is optional, but encouraged.
Important Note: If anyone in your picture is under 18 years of age, we must have a photo release signed by a parent/guardian before we can post your picture. By sending any photos or art to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources you are giving DNR permission to use the image(s) online and in print. You are also giving DNR permission to distribute the photo for non-commercial purposes to other media, print, digital and television for their use. You are not giving up your copyright, but are allowing the photo(s) to be used for educational and news purposes. All Photos will be made available on Fisheries Service Flickr Page.
There will be a 2013 end-of-year random drawing from angler's participating in any of the Volunteer Angler Surveys. We encourage anglers to continue to report snakehead catches through the Inland Freshwater survey in addition to their Angler's Log submission. The information helps our biologists better understand the various species and water systems they utilize.
A new component of the Maryland Fishing Challenge includes invasive species reports submitted to the Angler's Log. Beginning during the 2013/2014 tournament, Angler's Log entries which include Blue Catfish, Northern Snakehead or Flathead Catfish, at any length in size, will be eligible for up to two prizes via a random drawing at the annual Maryland Fishing Challenge Finale. Fish must be kept and a photo showing the kept fish is mandatory. Multiple entries are allowed, but each fish can only be entered once. Remember, all invasive species must be dead to be entered and there is no catch and release category. Visit the Maryland fishing Challenge web site to read the complete set of rules.
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Matthew Schenk, Recreational Angler - Total Reports: 6
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Fall Trout Fishing
Type: Freshwater
Region: Southern
Location: Middle Patuxent
We got a few trout all out of one hole far away from any access points. One of the fish looked closer to 16 inches but he/she got off after jumping. The one I got a picture of was colorful almost looked wild.
Elvin Philip, Recreational Angler - Total Reports: 1
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Posted on December 6, 2013 | Permalink
Head Boat Fishing in OC
Type: Ocean
Region: Eastern
Location: Ocean City
Thought I'll share this picture with you since as the weather gets cold the pictures are hard to get. I was fishing on one of the head boats from Ocean City, MD the Friday after Thanksgiving. We went out to catch Black Sea Bass, I caught my limit of 20 sea bass and a nice Bluefish. It was a great day and lots of fun. I am sure this fish was very close to an Atlantic state record. Unfortunately I didn't weigh the fish, but to my knowledge the state record was way back in 1974 weighing is about 23 lbz and 8oz caught from Assateague Island Ocean City, MD.
Steve Doctor, Fisheries Biologist - Ocean City, MD
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Posted on December 4, 2013 | Permalink
Ocean Bounty - Give Thanks
Type: Ocean
Region: Eastern
Location: Ocean City
The Ocean abounds with life. Sea Bass continue to fatten up for winter. They are steady moving offshore - now 28 to 35 miles off in 140 feet of water. Sunday was the best weather day of the long weekend and I finally made it offshore seeking some sea bass. Dog sharks patrol the structures and are joined by Bluefish terrorizing the wrecks. Bluefin Tuna are abundant at the same depths as are sea bass, drawing birds and jumping out of the water, making big crashes when they hit the water. The tuna fish we saw are over one hundred pounds. The depth finder is lit up with all kinds of fish signals - too many to fish in a day.
Aron Weiner, Recreational Angler - Total Reports: 20
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Posted on December 4, 2013 | Permalink
New Personal Best Striper
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Piney Run
Yesterday at Piney Run I landed my personal best rockfish out of fresh or saltwater. It was 39" and 26 pounds. I've also landed a short fat 2.2lb largemouth and a very hefty 11" Yellow Perch in the last few days.
Dave Smith, Recreational Angler - Total Reports: 2
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Posted on December 2, 2013 | Permalink
MSSA Fall Classic Results
Type: Chesapeake
Location: Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River
The 21st annual Chesapeake Bay Fall Classic Striped Bass tournament concluded this past weekend with 160 boats and an estimated 600 anglers competing for their share of $60,000.
Historically, The Fall Classic has awarded over $80,000 in cash and prizes. However this years cold front kept some of our regulars on land. Captains and anglers saw winds range from 15 knots to gusts up to 50 knots. Temperatures barley reached 40 degrees on Saturday and in the mid-twenties on Sunday.
I am truly amazed at the determination and skill level we saw from our Captains and anglers this year. There is no doubt in my mind that Maryland has some of the best anglers in the country after what we saw this weekend, said Dave Smith Executive Director of the Maryland Saltwater Sportfishing Association (MSSA).
MSSA hosts this tournament and others throughout the year, both on the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. MSSA is the largest Sportfishing organization in the region with 14 chapters and nearly 7,000 members, focusing on youth involvement and protecting the rights of recreational anglers.
Tournament Results
1st Place - Robert Harris from Prince Frederick
Weight: 47.15 pound Striped Bass
Weigh Station: Calvert Marina
Payout: $29,275
2nd Place Phil King from North Beach
Weight: 39 pound Striped Bass
Weigh Station: Chesapeake Beach
Payout: $14,245
3rd Place Jason Rizzo from Queen Anne
Weight: 37.45 pound Striped Bass
Weigh Station: Sandy Point State Park
Payout: $9,330
Youth Division
Like almost everything MSSA does there was a Youth component. This year we had a few youth anglers brave the cold weather and get out on the water. We commend them and their parents for getting up and going fishing.
First Place Jimmy Tippett 33.4 pounds
Second Place Robert Harris III 10.05 pounds
Third Place Darin Zagalsky 9.95 pounds
For more information on the tournament and complete standings please visit www.mssa.net or call the main MSSA office at 410-255-5535.
Steven McArthur, Recreational Angler - Lusby, MD
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Posted on December 2, 2013 | Permalink
Large Stripers at Shipping Channel
Type: Chesapeake
Region: Lower Bay
Location: Eastern side of Shipping Channel
My sons first large striper. Sherry, Merrick, Steven Jr. and myself had a good day. We left out late because of the morning fog on 11/17. Trolled East-West on Eastern edge of the shipping channel using white and chartreuse parachute shad rigs behind umbrella rigs. Fish were feast or famine. With Sherry captaining us to the fish and Merrick (5) being the helpful first mate we had doubles twice during the day. First was my little 27 incher, lost the other. The other double was Steven Jrs 38 incher and Sherrys (which felt bigger) got off on the way to the boat. I think we had a citation fish there! A couple other hits but no hook-ups. A good day on the water!
Elliot Bodner, Recreational Angler - Total Reports: 1
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Phong Do, Recreational Angler - Annapolis, MD
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Posted on December 2, 2013 | Permalink
Team Effort
Type: Chesapeake
Region: Upper Bay
Location: North of Bay Bridge Eastern Side
This 48" Striped Bass was caught by Rob Phipps and Phong Do on Saturday, November 23, 2013, north of Bay Bridge on the eastern side. Rob was on the rod and Phong drove the fish down and boated it. It was caught in 17 ft of water on an eel.
Bill Boteler, Recreational Angler - New Market
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Posted on December 2, 2013 | Permalink
November Blues
Type: Tidal
Region: Southern
Location: Potomac River
Outdoor enthusiasts should take a bit of time in November before Goose and Deer season to try the phenomenal blue cat fishery on the tidal Potomac. We have fished for the big cats twice in November. The first week we fished an ebbing tide and filled two 100 quart coolers with 44 fish. Last Friday on a flood tide, it only took 30 fish to fill the coolers with 5 over 30 lbs. We use 7/0 circle hooks on 60 lb flouro shock leaders tied to 30 lb braid on baitrunner reels. It sure is fun to hear the line peal out before setting the break on them. It is important to fish a moving tide and use fresh cut bait. We used Bluegills but other fresh cut fish will work such as alewives, White Perch and shad.
A question for DNR: We catch an occasional Channel or White Catfish while pursuing the invasive blues. The channels are much thinner than the channel cats I catch on the upper Potomac. Do you think it is the environment differences they live in or are they being out competed by the invasive specie.
DNR Response: Channel Catfish in tidal waters often do face harsher conditions than those that are found in nontidal waters. The constant current, change in tide and competition with other predators makes for a harsh environment. I have had more than one catfish angler say that they do find Blue Catfish in areas where they used to find Channel Catfish but the effects of Blue Catfish on resident species is not fully understood at this time.