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Diseñamos su sitio web con las ultimas tendencias en diseño web de manera profesional, enfocamos todo para que su sitio web refleje de la mejor manera posible la imagen de su empresa,producto o servicio.
Necesita un diseño Web especifico para su actividad empresarial o una sitio web optimizado para lanzar su nuevo producto o servicio, en web profesional Estudiamos su caso y le asesoramos para encontrar la mejor solución a su requerimiento técnico.
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Deux sénateurs américains ont proposé, mercredi 8 mai, de
renforcer les sanctions contre les pays soutenant des cyberattaques, rapporte
le site spécialisé Computerworld. Le démocrate Sheldon Whitehouse et le
républicain Lindsey Graham vont demander au Congrès ou à l'administration Obama
d'imposer des sanctions sur l'immigration ou le commerce à ces pays. Pour les
sénateurs, leur pays devrait refuser leurs migrants, limiter les échanges et
améliorer les efforts entrepris par le département de justice et le FBI contre
ces attaques.
En ligne de mire, la Chine, qui est officiellement accusée
d'espionnage et d'attaques électroniques par les autorités américaines.
Plusieurs médias, dont le New York Times et le Wall Street Journal, ont dit en
début d'année avoir subi des attaques au long cours venues de Chine. Plusieurs
entreprises d'envergure, comme Apple, Facebook et Microsoft ont également
déclaré avoir été la cible de telles attaques.
LA DÉFENSE AMÉRICAINE COMPROMISE
"La Chine utilise les capacités de son réseau
informatique pour mener à bien une campagne de collecte de renseignements
contre les secteurs qui soutiennent des programmes de défense nationale aux
Etats-Unis, dans les domaines diplomatique, économique et industriel", affirme ainsi le Pentagone dans dernier son
rapport annuel au Congrès sur l'armée chinoise, remis lundi 6 mai. "En
2012, de nombreux systèmes informatiques dans le monde, y compris ceux du
gouvernement américain, ont continué à être visés par des intrusions, dont certaines
sont attribuables directement à l'armée et au gouvernement chinois",
ajoute ce rapport, dont les conclusions ont été démenties par les autorités
chinoises.
Un exemple concret a réémergé au début de mai, par une
enquête de Bloomberg sur l'espionnage depuis 2007 du prestataire de la défense
américaine QinetiQ, qui continuerait encore. L'attaque au long cours de la
société travaillant sur des satellites secrets, des drones ou des logiciels
utilisés par les forces spéciales américaines était connue depuis plusieurs
années par l'entreprise et les sociétés de sécurité chargées plusieurs fois de
nettoyer leur réseau informatique. Les vagues d'espionnage, qui ont duré
plusieurs mois, auraient permis à l'armée chinoise d'obtenir une grande part
des informations confidentielles auxquelles a accès l'entreprise. A la mi-mars,
la Maison Blanche avait exigé de la Chine qu'elle cesse ses activités contre
les entreprises américaines.
Ces relations tendues avec la Chine sur ce sujet ne font pas
les affaires des équipementiers chinois, qui se voient fermer les portes des
projets et des entreprises américaines. Le géant Huawei a ainsi déclaré ne plus
faire des Etats-Unis une priorité, après plusieurs déconvenues, dont l'abandon
d'une liaison sous-marine transatlantique de 4 600 km. Certains observateurs y
voient d'ailleurs plutôt du protectionnisme.
Following a
string of disclosures from big tech and media companies that could point to a
larger Chinese threat, Apple on Tuesday became the latest to admit that its
internal computers had been hacked — and by the same malware malfeasance that
got inside Facebook, which, according to Reuters, all trace back to China. An
Apple statement, via AllthingsD, points to the same Java script malware that infected
Facebook laptops as being the culprit with the attack on some Macs at Apple:
Apple has
identified malware which infected a limited number of Mac systems through a
vulnerability in the Java plug-in for browsers. The malware was employed in an
attack against Apple and other companies, and was spread through a website for
software developers. We identified a small number of systems within Apple that
were infected and isolated them from our network.
No user
information was compromised in the breach, as with the Facebook hack. Also like
the Facebook hack, there's no official sign that the tech-company hacks are
connected to a larger Chinese cyber-espionage campaign against the U.S.
government, its companies, its infrastructure, and many organizations — a campaign
that has now been tied to the Chinese People's Liberation Army. But even the
most secretive and high-security American technology companies aren't safe, and
now everyone's coming clean.
The
break-in sounds almost exactly the same as those disclosed by Facebook and
other in various hacking reports these days. "[Hackers] staged a
sophisticated attack by infiltrating its employees' laptops," explains
Reuters. In fact, many of the most sophisticated hacks tend to be the result of
so-called "spear-phishing" campaigns, from the Defense Department on
down. While that sounds like a relatively easy thing to avoid, these hackers
must send some seriously convincing emails to fool the techies at Apple and
Facebook — and probably Twitter. webdesigner-lausanne
Like all
the other recently hacked companies, Apple says it is working with law
enforcement agencies to defeat the hacker threat. Though, considering the
extent of these hacks, that sounds relatively useless. As for Apple users, the
company plans to release some sort of software to protect individual phones and
tablets from the malicious software used in the breach. Per the statement:
"To protect Mac users that have installed Java, today we are releasing an
updated Java malware removal tool that will check Mac systems and remove this
malware if found."
In this edition of Weekend Reading, check out innovative new ad formats for Windows 8, take a deep dive on big data, and be still our hearts: Contre Jour returns.
Microsoft Advertising and agency partners bring Windows 8 ads in apps concepts to life. This week, Microsoft Advertising announced the launch of four creative new Windows 8 ads developed in close partnership with agency partners for brands including Delta and Paramount Pictures. “As part of the digital industry and through conversations with agencies, brands and publishers, we know that audiences are ready for something new,” wrote Stephen Kim, General Manager of Yarn at Microsoft. “And with Windows 8, we have a rich canvas that allows and inspires us to tell brand stories in a completely new way. That’s why we opened our doors early – before the product launched – to creatives, and invited them to play. As we sat down together waiting for the caffeine to kick in, we had no idea how the day would go, the direction we would take or what we would create. Collectively, we let our creativity push what we thought was possible and leaned on our new technology to make it real. What you see is the fruits of that co-ideation process.” See the ad experience Microsoft, Razorfish and Delta cooked up in the video below, check out Stephen Kim’s post on the Microsoft Advertising blog to see the other 3 concepts, and read Tuesday’s Adweek article to learn more about the new Windows 8 ad formats.
A ‘golden era’ of insight: Big data’s bright future. At Microsoft Research labs around the world, some very deep thinkers are contemplating big data.This includes Eric Horvitz, distinguished scientist at Microsoft and co-director of Microsoft Research’s Redmond lab, who was recently elected to the National Academy of Engineering for his work in “computational mechanisms for decision making under uncertainty and with bounded resources.”He sees a future where machines, fueled by big data, can become “empowering, lifelong digital companions” who know what you want (be it medicine or a pizza), where you want to go (be it Hawaii or the most traffic-free way to the ball game) and generally just take care of business for you. This interview with Horvitz wraps up our Big Data Week series. Read the entire article in today’s feature on Microsoft News Center. And while big data offers serious possibilities, we couldn’t help but explore the lighter side with IDC researcher Dan Vesset in Fun with big data: Cat ladies, soccer subs and sexy scientists.
8 hidden Windows Phone 8 settings you’ll actually use. OK, so none of these are technically hidden. But Windows Phone blogger Michael Stroh knows that many people treat the Settings section of their smartphone or PC like terra pericolosa—scary territory worth venturing into only when absolutely necessary. If your travels there have been primarily limited to changing your ringtone or theme color, here are eight more good reasons to boldly go. Besides being some of Stroh’s favorite levers and knobs for making Windows Phone more personal and useful, these settings are also ones he often hears people asking about. Many are new, others have been around—all are worth knowing. Check them out in Stroh’s Wednesday post on the Windows Phone Blog.
Spotify arrives on Windows Phone 8.This should be music to your ears: The popular song streaming app Spotify is now available for Windows Phone 8.Download it from the Store. Spotify, which is being released as a beta, instantly increases the size of your music library by millions of tracks, making it easy to discover new songs and artists. You can create your own playlists, or browse and indulge in the ones your friends put together. For more on this story, head over to this Feb. 8 post on the Windows Phone Blog.
Contre Jour returns with beautiful new levels to excite fans around the globe. In October, we introduced the world to the adorable creature Petit by bringing the groundbreaking gameContre Jour to the Web with Internet Explorer 10 and HTML5. On Tuesday, we announced that Petit is back with 20 new levels to play on the Web. Just like the game we launched this fall, these new levels show off the power of browsing in IE10 with fully accelerated HTML5, and advanced multi-touch support for a first class browsing experience on a tablet. See the image for a peek at the “New Friend World” in Contre Jour. Then head to Tuesday’s Exploring IE blog post for more on this story and the Contre Jour phenomenon.
Hit the slopes with Winter Ski & Ride, a Nokia exclusive for Windows Phone 8. One of the perks of owning a Nokia-made Windows Phone is access to the Nokia Collection, a portfolio of 40-plus exclusive apps for Lumia owners in the Store. The latest timely addition is Winter Ski & Ride for Windows Phone 8, one of the best ski apps we’ve seen yet. But don’t just take our word for it: The app is also endorsed by the official U.S. association of ski and snowboard instructors. Grab it now on your phone. (Don’t own a Lumia? Here are more great winter sport apps to consider.) For more on this app, take a look at Tuesday’s post on the Windows Phone blog.
With over 12.9 million votes, Bing Pulse delivers the largest interactive State of the Union experience in history. Tuesday night, millions of Americans tuned into President Obama’s State of the Union address – and Bing stood alone in giving people a rare opportunity to give real-time feedback and access live social data at Bing.com/Politics. Powered by Bing search technology and its unique social search experience, Bing’s State of the Union experience featured the breakthrough Bing Pulse – what turned out to be the largest live online poll in history. For the rest of the story, head over to thisTuesday post on the Bing Search Blog.
Halo 4 Spartan Ops Episode 9 is now available. This week’s Halo 4 update brings five new missions in Episode 9. Meanwhile over in War Games, Oddball, King of the Hill and Team Regicide are combined in Team Objective. Plus a tweaked version of Team Snipers returns. Check out the video below or head over to Major Nelson’s Tuesday blog post.
Miss Underwood’s Printing Dress ‘knockoff.’ When Microsoft Research started work on the Printing Dress a couple years ago, their goal was to explore the world of wearable computing. So it was a bit of a surprise to see Carrie Underwood grace the stage at the Grammy Awards on Sunday in what appeared to be a very classic gown, only to have it morph into this sort of multi-colored projection screen. For those of you less inclined to watch the Grammy’s, check out Bing's image search. Get the rest of this story in yesterday’s post on the Next at Microsoft blog.
Avoid repeating yourself: Create a Word macro. Repeatedly entering the same information in document after document, over and over...there has to be a quicker way, right? Word macros can save you time (and potentially, some sanity) by automating repetitive tasks. Let's say you're a real estate agent. Every time you sell a house you have to add a client's name and address to multiple documents. Creating a macro automates adding all of a client's contact information wherever you need to. Creating a macro is straightforward and doesn't require any coding knowledge.
