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Share: | Amazon Opens up About Its Cloud Security Practices, Joins CSA Registry Amazon Web Services has submitted an entry to the Cloud Security Alliance's Security, Trust & Assurance Registry (STAR), a move that sheds some light into the security features of its IaaS cloud offering. Share: | Microsoft-Skype Snooping Accusations Push All the Paranoia Buttons Hold the phone, Internet, before deciding whether Microsoft has engineered a backdoor to allow Skype wiretaps. Share: | DocSync Tackles Document Scatter If you want easy iPad access to documents on your computer, the web, and the iPad itself, DocSync can help. Share: | Apples iOS 6 Removes Password Prompts for Free Apps Hurray! Apple is ditching the password requirement for downloading free apps with the release of iOS 6, according to numerous reports. Share: | Need for Speed World Celebrates Second Anniversary With Double XP and New Features We dig into the free-to-play racer and show you how it works. 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