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Exostar strong proponent of ENS technology

Fri, 09 May 2008 03:04:28 GMT

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clipper's remarks: The NNA'S Electronic Notary Seal is a PKI digital certificate, uniquely issued to notaries. Exostar, one of the initial companies involved in the launch of the Trusted Enrollment Agent program, are strong proponents of PKI as a digital safeguard.

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PKI Identity On-Demand (FIS)

Protecting information assets across the extended enterprise

Digital collaboration and information sharing is a cornerstone of today’s business reality. As companies and organizations increasingly depend on close collaboration with trusted third parties (partners, suppliers and customers) to achieve success, the volume, complexity and value of information flowing between enterprises has increased exponentially --- as has the risk that this information may be compromised. The bottom line is that username/password-based authentication frameworks are no longer a viable strategy to safeguard information assets.

Tags: pki, enotarization, ens, trusted enrollment agent, digital certificate, notary

About Exostar

Fri, 09 May 2008 02:59:42 GMT

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Exostar is the leading provider of multi-enterprise solutions for secure information sharing, collaboration and business process integration throughout the extended value chain. Exostar’s identity assurance products and on-demand business applications reduce risk, improve agility and strengthen trading partner relationships and profitability for over 40,000 companies worldwide.

About SAIC

Fri, 09 May 2008 02:57:20 GMT

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clipper's remarks: One of the clients using the TEA program

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Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is a Fortune 500® scientific, engineering, and technology applications company that uses its deep domain knowledge to solve problems of vital importance to the nation and the world, in national security, energy and the environment, critical infrastructure, and health. Learn More »

What to learn even if you're not an iPhone fan

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:26:32 GMT

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clipper's remarks: How the iPhone undeniably broke new ground for smartphones.

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iPhone takes smart phones mainstream
Smart phones – Blackberries and Treos – have always been popular among business users because of their email and web capabilities. But the design aesthetics and costs have deterred the typical cell phone user from switching over. The capabilities were desired, but not in that packaging. But the iPhone got it right.

And in the process of getting it right, it helped turn users towards the larger category of smart phones in general. Blackberry reported an increase in sales after the release of the iPhone. And from our survey, all iPhone users swear to never go back to a normal cell phone. People are now in tune with a smarter, more dynamic mobile experience.

Tags: iphone, smartphone, blackberry, mobile phone

Google Owned Social Network May Help You Find a Phone Number

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:11:49 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Orkut, the Google-owned social network, allows you to search for friends by phone number, meaning you may be able to figure out who's been calling.

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You may not have heard of Orkut. This is a social networking site that has been created by, or at least purchased by, Google. That means it could be very big in the near future. When signing up for Orkut, you do have a lot of information that you can enter, or that you can ignore or skip. This means that you may have some luck finding someone else on there, and even a phone number to match.

If you have a phone number, but no name, you can try to search for that number on Orkut. If there is a match, it may just come up for you. You can also try searching for a name by using the ´add friends´ button. If you know someone´s full name, and they are registered with Orkut, that should come up for you rather easily. Your success will depend on many of these factors.

Tags: google-owned, social network, orkut, reverse phone lookup, find someone online

Know When A Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Will Help

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 06:08:30 GMT

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clipper's remarks: If any of these happen to you, a reverse cell phone lookup may help you figure out just who is calling.

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Someone else in your family (I.E. child or partner) has used your phone to call someone and given another person your phone number.

Someone is prank calling you.

A telemarketer is calling or texting you.

A complete stranger is calling you because they found your number on a social network site (I.E. online dating site), or someone has given out your phone number.

Wrong number.

A friend or relative is contacting you with a new number that is unfamiliar to you.

Regardless of what the actual reason may be, reverse cell phone lookup sites can help you solve the mystery.

Jott: An Incredible Time Saver for the Mobile Professional

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:58:26 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Ever had an important thought come to mind during your commute, only to forget once you were able to write it down? Jott is here to help!

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Jott's concept is beautifully simple and extremely useful.

After registering online for the service, you can easily create reminders or dictate memos for yourself--or others--using the cell phone that's attached to your hip.

Let's say you've had a "Eureka!" moment while in the car. Dial Jott's toll-free number (866/568-8123) or, even better, push the speed-dial button you've assigned to it.

Almost immediately, a female voice responds: "Who do you want to Jott?" If the message is for yourself, just say, "Myself." After the beep, start talking. Messages can be up to 30 seconds long. When you're finished, simply stop talking. A few seconds later, the voice will say, "Got it." Then hang up or continue with additional memos.

Within a few minutes, the message you dictated is transcribed and delivered via e-mail, text message, or both.

Tags: jott, mobile reminder, dictate memos, transcription service

Public Display of Revenge

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:50:48 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Social networks and media have allowed many to re-connect with old friends. Tricia Walsh-Smith has other things in mind.

Clip Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

The internet has brought many great things into our lives. Old acquaintances we long ago lost contact with (for good reason). Nigerian conmen who would like to dump a million dollars into our bank accounts.

Russian hackers who would like to take all the money out of our bank accounts. Blogs detailing the mundane minutiae of strangers' lives. And now, acts of revenge from scorned, psychotic exes.

Tricia Walsh-Smith has amused several hundred thousand of us this week with her six-minute YouTube rant about her millionaire theatre impresario husband, Phil Smith. Walsh-Smith has obviously gone to a lot of trouble creating this video - there are captions which describe her as an "actress/playwright/good egg", though few people had heard of her before.

Tags: tricia walsh-smith, divorce video, youtube

Cyber-Bullies are Today's Reality

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 04:49:32 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Social Networks are a inherently neither good nor bad. They're simply platforms to publish information, that unfortunately can be used to harm children online.

Getting the word out about the risks and protecting our children is the responsibility of everyone who realizes that something must be done about harmful sites like JuicyCampus.com.

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I recently became aware of a new website called JuicyCampus.com, a site that allows classmates to anonymously "dish about"one another online. The site claims to not wanting to "collect any information directly from you...and we don't want it." It follows up with a reminder to "keep it juicy." Some exmaples of what's being posted about these college coeds - tags on girls being filthy, suicidal, or stalkers; lists of male students most likely to rape a girl. Imagine your child in the next town, state or half way across the country. A young adult just making it out of their teen years, working his or her way through the next phase. A time filled with questions, new routines, and people. Imagine how they would feel seeing such gossip posted about themselves online and not knowing who to turn to or where to go.

Tags: cyber-bully, juicycampus, college coeds, online gossip

Women prefer chocolate over sex?

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 04:37:12 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Well, don't really know about that one, but they did choose chocolate over security! Half of the women questioned gave over their password details for a chocolate bar.

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In the experiment, conducted by Infosecurity Europe, researchers posed as marketers and asked strangers to fill in a survey in return for a chocolate bar. One of the questions on the survey asked people to reveal their passwords.

Nearly half of women questioned were willing to give the information to total strangers, while men seemed more wary, with only one in ten handing out their security details.

Tags: online security, women prefer chocolate, reveal password

I found someone who might need reverse lookup soon!

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:50:28 GMT

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clipper's remarks: This is delegating at it's best.

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Author Gives Phone Number to Readers, Asks for Advice

Michael T. Owens, a self-described scatterbrained writer, is asking the world to help with his next novel. He encourages people to call (815) 642-9687 to leave messages with ideas for main characters, settings, and basic plots.

"My problem is I have too many ideas. That's why I'm letting the people decide."

Paid Reverse Lookup Services

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:47:19 GMT

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Paid Reverse Lookup Services

For cell phones it is recommended you take the paid service. Paid reverse lookup cell phones service will give you a lot more detailed and comprehensive information. With paid service you also can get extended information such as company, employer, age, birth, death, immediate neighbors, family tree and other information from public civil records. There are some information that cannot be disclosed in compliance with the law, but the information you will get will be sufficient for your need.

More about reverse lookup cell phones

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:46:51 GMT

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Reverse Lookup Cell Phones

The cell phone has become a part of our modern life. It has become one of the major communication method used today. They are more of a necessity than a luxury these days. The cell phone has sped up most of our activities and get things done fast. They also have become more sophisticated with multimedia capabilities with them. But one thing we don't have with cell phones is a directory. Nowhere in the world can you find a cell phone directory. This makes reverse lookup cell phones service all the more necessary.

No Phone Books for Cell Phones

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:35:47 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Not like the old days can we open up a phone book and find someone's (mobile) number.

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Who Owns This Mobile Number Doing Reverse Cell Phone Lookups Online Posted By : Andrew Bicknell

When an unknown number keeps showing up on your caller-id to find out who owns this mobile number your best bet is to do a reverse cell phone number lookup on the internet. This of course begs the question, why do you have to do this type of search on the internet? Why aren’t there phone books for cell phone numbers like there are for landlines?

Tags: lookups online, mobile number, reverse phone lookup

Social Searching Social Networks

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:30:28 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Some criteria to help rate your favorite social network.

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Exostar strong proponent of ENS technology

About Exostar

About SAIC

What to learn even if you're not an iPhone fan

Google Owned Social Network May Help You Find a Phone Number

Know When A Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Will Help

Jott: An Incredible Time Saver for the Mobile Professional

Public Display of Revenge

Cyber-Bullies are Today's Reality

Women prefer chocolate over sex?

I found someone who might need reverse lookup soon!

Author Gives Phone Number to Readers, Asks for Advice

Paid Reverse Lookup Services

Paid Reverse Lookup Services

More about reverse lookup cell phones

Reverse Lookup Cell Phones

No Phone Books for Cell Phones

Who Owns This Mobile Number Doing Reverse Cell Phone Lookups Online Posted By : Andrew Bicknell

Social Searching Social Networks

The three pillars of Social Search Engines

Pillar I - The search

Pillar II - The content

Pillar III - The Community