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TOP STORIES - October 29, 2008 • H-1B System Abuse Rampant • Researchers Show PASS Card RFID Vulnerabilities • Tech Giants Agree on Free Speech Principles • Google Can't Search Its Own Documents • Microsoft Anti-Piracy Move Irks Chinese Official SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Digital Edition How Green IT Measures Up; Spencer F. Katt sniffs out industry rumors; mainframes for the midmarket and more. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Tech Gadgets for Early Holiday Shoppers • Google Open-Sources Android • How Green IT Measures Up • Flash Player 10's New 'Rich' Features FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK Newsbreak Tech elite gather for mystery meeting; McAfee takes another crack at NAC. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Top '20 Percent' Projects at Google • Solid-State Memory Will Kill HHDs • 7 OSes that Could Replace Windows • Inside Intel Larrabee IN THIS ISSUE H-1B System Abuse Rampant The Department of Homeland Security suspects error or flat-out fraud in as many as 20 percent of H-1B visa applications filed by U.S. employers seeking foreign workers. READ MORE >> Researchers Show PASS Card RFID Vulnerabilities The University of Washington and EMC's RSA Labs team up on a study showing that new RFID-enabled U.S. Passport Cards used for border crossings are easily cloned and are vulnerable to being disabled. READ MORE >> Sponsored by HP SMART MFPs? HOW ABOUT GENEROUS TOO? Pay up to 30% less for color printing. And print a little color for the cost of a black-and-white page. The HP CM8060 MFP with Edgeline Technology is here. It also prints 50 color pages a minute. That's productive. And some alternative thinking about printing. Visit hp.com/go/8060 for more information. ADVERTISEMENT Tech Giants Agree on Free Speech Principles The Wall Street Journal reports that Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are expected to announce that they have agreed to a common set of principles on how to do business in nations that restrict free speech and expression. READ MORE >> Google Can't Search Its Own Documents Larry Seltzer: As fast as technology and security advance, the claims of industry and the claims of the lawyers aren't always in sync when it comes to handling documents in legal cases. Take Google's recent e-mail search argument as an example. READ MORE >> Microsoft Anti-Piracy Move Irks Chinese Official The anti-piracy move from Microsoft prompted lawsuit threats and howls of indignation in China, where the vast majority of computer users are believed to be using pirated versions, unwittingly or not. READ MORE >> Is Your SQL Server Destroying Your Data Center Power Budget? Read this whitepaper to learn how HP's consolidation technology can help customers reduce server and storage count by up to 75 percent. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Tips for Selecting a NAS Solution: Unique Challenges of Remote Sites This paper provides practical advice and guidance for administrators looking to install a Distributed NAS solution. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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