Is Internet Routing Too Vulnerable?

Yazan: SyncEXPERT | 15 May 2013 | No Comments
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Is Internet Routing Too Vulnerable?

It’s become an increasingly familiar story: A small ISP somewhere makes an error in its Internet routing announcements, triggering chaotic events like the IP “hijacking” of YouTube  in 2008 and an incident in February  that caused outages at major hosting providers.  It happened again last week, according to Renesys , which reports that an incorrect BGP announcement by a small ISP in Nagoya, Japan triggered a wave of errant updates. This ripple effect was related to a weakness in updated code for a version of Cisco’s IOS operating system for routers. Cisco promptly posted a security advisory and patch.  The incident prompted commentary from James Cowie of Renesys on the potential for future trouble due to software updates. “The global mesh of BGP-speaking routers that we call the Internet has inherent vulnerabilities that stem from the software quality and policy weaknesses of its weakest participants, and the amplification potential of its best-connected participants,” Cowie wrote on the Renesys blog

Hard Drive Data Recovery Software 1.1

Yazan: SyncEXPERT | 06 May 2013 | No Comments
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Hard Drive Data Recovery Software 1.1

Hard Drive Data Recovery offers best hard drive data recovery software for recovering deleted files from all branded hard drives such as: Western Digital, Seagate, Maxtor, Hitachi, Fujitsu. Hard drive data recovery software is design by our data recovery engineers to get back data from any damaged, corrupted, broken or formatted hard drives.

What Yahoo, Google, Amazon and Facebook are doing with their data

Yazan: SyncEXPERT | 05 May 2013 | No Comments
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What Yahoo, Google, Amazon and Facebook are doing with their data

Facebook, Amazon and Google are all decoupling their systems from proprietary hardware. The extreme scale of their data storage makes it necessary to strip away anything that isn’t absolutely necessary for storing and recalling petabytes or exabytes of data safely and efficiently.