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Db2 for z/OS: What I Would Say to Application Developers (Part 1)

Robert's Db2

Subsequently, this individual rephrased the request, indicating that the aim of the webcasts would be to provide "insights for developers to increase their confidence and skills around Db2 [for z/OS] in both development and problem analysis." "OK," I'll share these thoughts of mine in a two-part blog entry.

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Ramnit is back and contributes in creating a massive proxy botnet, tracked as ‘Black’ botnet

Security Affairs

Ramnit is one of the most popular banking malware families in existence today, it was first spotted in 2010 as a worm, in 2011, its authors improved it starting from the leaked Zeus source code turning the malware into a banking Trojan. DDoS attacks, ransomware-based campaigns, cryptocurrency mining campaigns). Pierluigi Paganini.

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Why is most of the 20th Century invisible to AI?

CILIP

Copyright has created a digital dark age where the most powerful tools for cultural analysis are blind between 1910 and the rise of social media, says Melissa Terras , Professor of Digital Culture at Edinburgh University and keynote speaker at CILIP?s s recent projects used text mining to find mentions of professors and academics in children?s

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DB2 for z/OS ZPARMs that Organizations Consistently Set in a Sub-Optimal Fashion

Robert's Db2

Part of the analysis work I do in performing these reviews involves looking over a DB2 subsystem's DSNZPARM values (or ZPARMs, for short -- the parameters through which the set-up of a DB2 system is largely specified). Over the past several years, I have reviewed DB2 for z/OS systems running at quite a few client sites.

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Top 6 Rootkit Threats and How to Protect Yourself

eSecurity Planet

First discovered in 2010, Stuxnet was used to severely disrupt Iran’s nuclear facilities, apparently in an effort to halt the nation’s development of an atomic bomb. The ZeroAccess botnet, discovered in 2011, hit systems hard with fraudulent advertising clicks and Bitcoin mining malware, infecting at least 9 million computers worldwide.