- News in Brief for May 09, 2008
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(04/09/2008)
Damballa Discovers New BotArmyA security company spun off from research conducted at The College of Computing has discovered a new botnet – Kraken – that allegedly has infected more than 400,000 computers worldwide to generate spam. CoC Associate Dean Merrick Furst, Associate Professor Wenke Lee, and Ph.D. student David Dagon founded Damballa.Source: Washington Post
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(04/04/2008)
New Book by CoC Alumna Hits the StoresFollowing on from her well-received title Taking Your iPhone to the Max, Mac Guru and CoC alumna Erica Sadun switches her attention to Apple's newest super-gadget with her new book, Taking Your iPod touch to the Max. Sadun earned her Ph.D. in Computer Science in 1996. Source: TechPedia
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(02/27/2008)
Computing Alum Noel Rappin Announces Newest Book: “Professional Ruby on Rails”Pathfinder, a leading agile development and user experience design firm, announces the release of Noel Rappin’s newest book “Bullet Professional Ruby On Rails”. Rappin is Pathfinder’s Director of Ruby on Rails Practice and has previously co-authored “wxPython in Action” and “Jython Essentials”. Source: Pathfinder
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