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New VMware Security Advisory VMSA-2018-0016 and updated advisories VMSA-2018-0011.1, VMSA-2018-0012.1

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Today VMware has released the following new and updated security advisories: VMSA-2018-0016 – VMware ESXi, and Workstation updates address multiple out-of-bounds read vulnerabilities. VMSA-2018-0012.1 – VMware vSphere, Workstation and Fusion updates enable Hypervisor-Assisted Guest Mitigations for Speculative Store VMSA-2018-0011.1 – Unauthenticated Command Injection vulnerability in VMware NSX SD-WAN by VeloCloud VMSA-2018-0016 documents out-of-bound read issues […] The post New VMware Security Advisory VMSA-2018-0016 and updated advisories VMSA-2018-0011.1, VMSA-2018-0012.1 appeared first on VMware Security & Compliance Blog . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2tF5IwR If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Just-in-Time Capacity Provisioning with VMware vSAN

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A challenge with some traditional storage solutions is the inability to add incremental amounts of capacity. Due to a variety of requirements, policies, and constraints, many organizations will purchase a large quantity of storage capacity once every few years as they attempt to account for current and future demands. Purchasing all of that storage up The post Just-in-Time Capacity Provisioning with VMware vSAN appeared first on Virtual Blocks . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2z1t2u7 If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Horizon Migration Tool

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Horizon Migration is on the best free Tool provided VMware to help migration from Citrix XenDesktop and Xen App to […] The post Horizon Migration Tool appeared first on VMARENA . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2KuvE8i If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

What’s New in VMware Unified Access Gateway 3.3

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What's New in VMware Unified Access Gateway 3.3 What's New in VMware Unified Access Gateway 3.3 VMware Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is the security gateway for VMware Workspace ONE. It provides secure edge services and access to defined resources that reside in the internal network. This access allows authorized external users to access internally located […] via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2KgFpax If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

VMware Cloud on AWS – One-Host SDDC Offering

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VMware Cloud on AWS – One-Host SDDC Offering VMware Cloud on AWS – One-Host SDDC Offering It's official! I'm excited to announce that VMware Cloud on AWS now has an easier way for you to quickly deploy and use our service. We are now offering 1-node/1-host Software-Defined Data Centers (SDDC's) for customers to be able […] via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2MA6O4i If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Cross vCenter Workload Migration Utility – Free…

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Cross vCenter Workload Migration Utility – Free Tool Cross vCenter Workload Migration Utility – Free… There is a new update on Cross vCenter Workload Migration Utility, which is a free tool for VMware vSphere. The tool is free but is not intended to be used in the production system, because it's only experimental. The same […] via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2IB4441 If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Unsupported upgrade of VCSA 6.5 U2 to 6.7

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The post Unsupported upgrade of VCSA 6.5 U2 to 6.7 appeared first on vConsultants blog . via Latest imported feed items on VMware Blogs https://ift.tt/2yT58AI If New feed item from https://blogs.vmware.com/feed , then send me an email at kr

Honda ends development of its bipedal Asimo robot

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We've been enjoying Honda's Asimo (Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility) robot ever since Engadget existed, but now Honda has announced that this robot project is winding down. The technology behind Asimo isn't going away, however, as it will be put to use in other products, like the Walking Assist device we've seen or its self-balancing motorcycle . The project hasn't seen any big updates since an autonomy-heavy revision in 2011 , and without any future as a commercial product, company bosses are pulling the plug. Don't assume Honda is through with robotics and AI, however, the segment is one-third of its "2030 Vision" along with mobility and energy solutions. According to Kyodo News , a company official said it has plans to develop more bipedal robots, although they might not bear the Asimo name. For an idea of what's next,

Now Available on Steam - The Crew™ 2

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The Crew™ 2 is Now Available on Steam! Take on the American motorsports scene as you explore and dominate the land, air, and sea across the entire USA. With a wide variety of cars, bikes, boats, and planes, compete in a wide range of driving disciplines. via Steam RSS News Feed "https://ift.tt/2MyZ6XX"

Astronomy Picture of the Day: Messier 24: Sagittarius Star Cloud

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Messier 24: Sagittarius Star Cloud Unlike most entries in Charles Messier's famous catalog of deep sky objects, M24 is not a bright galaxy, star cluster, or nebula. It's a gap in nearby, obscuring intertellar dust clouds that allows a view of the distant stars in the Sagittarius spiral arm of our Milky Way galaxy. When you gaze at the star cloud with binoculars or small telescope you are looking through a window over 300 light-years wide at stars some 10,000 light-years or more from Earth. Sometimes called the Small Sagittarius Star Cloud, M24's luminous stars fill the left side of this gorgeous starscape . Covering about 4 degrees or the width of 8 full moons in the constellation Sagittarius, the telescopic field of view contains many small , dense clouds of dust and nebulae toward the center of the Milky Way, including reddish emission from IC 1284 near the top of the fra

AudioKit Synth One is a free feature-packed synth for your iPad

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The AudioKit Synth One is a professional-level open-source synthesizer for your iPad. It has features that match or even rival the ones on iOS synths from Korg , Electro-Harmonix and Moog , which can run upwards of $25. This one, however, was created by a team of more than 100 volunteers around the world, so you won't have to pay a cent for it now or ever. Once you download the app, you'll get a hybrid analog/FM poly synth with more than 300 presets created by professional sound designers, including the guy behind M83, Tycho and Rihanna, Chase Dobson. It works with Audiobus 3 and Inter-app audio so you can bring the sounds into your other music apps, has five oscillators and 2 LFOs and a 16-step sequencer. You can control the Synth One with a MIDI keyboard as well, and it's got touchable ADSR envelopes to filter your sounds in real time. There's an

WhoSampled's mobile app is Shazam for song samples

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If you're a music junkie (especially in the electronic realm), there's a good chance that you've used WhoSampled to identify song samples , covers or remixes. So far, though, you've had to know the name of the song you're looking for to start your journey -- what if you hear an interesting sample in a song on the radio? You're in luck after today. WhoSampled has introduced Shazam-style music recognition to its Android and iOS apps, helping you identify both the song you're listening to and (if it's in the company's database) discover its connections. Are you convinced a strange song is using the Amen Break ? You can find out just by putting your phone within listening range. There's a catch: to get unlimited song recognition, you'll have to pay WhoSampled's $10 per year subscription on top of what it costs for the

AT&T will pay $5.25 million fine for 911 outages

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The FCC said today that it had settled its investigation into two 911 outages experienced by AT&T customers last year. On March 8th, AT&T wireless phone customers using Voice over LTE weren't able to connect to 911, an issue that lasted around five hours and affected 12,600 people. Then again on May 1st of last year, a second outage, lasting just over 45 minutes, prevented 2,600 911 calls from going through. Planned network changes were the source of the problem, inadvertently interfering with AT&T's 911 call routing. The FCC also said that the company "failed to quickly, clearly and fully notify all affected 911 call centers" following the March outage. AT&T will pay a $5.25 million fine and must put systems into place that will reduce the likelihood that such outages occur again. It will also have to develop better processes for not

Twitch details upcoming stream discovery features

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Twitch has been accused numerous times of springing changes on users without much warning , and it's now bent on rectifying that by being open about its processes. The livestreaming site has announced that it's publishing a roadmap showing you just what changes are coming to stream discovery. You'll now know what projects are in the pipeline, whether they're in active development or still in the planning stages. It won't surprise you to hear there are a few major changes on deck. To begin with, Twitch will replace the Pulse social component on the homepage with more recommended streams based on your viewing habits (you can see a preview below). It's simultaneously reworking channel pages to help you find videos and the buttons for following and subscribing. In the long term, Twitch is promising more game-specific filters to help streamers c

Turns out the interstellar object ‘Oumuamua is a comet after all

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Last October, researchers spotted a long, skinny object speeding through our solar system, and they initially pegged it as a comet from another solar system. But as they continued to observe the object, dubbed 'Oumuamua, its properties -- namely a lack of gas and dust surrounding it -- pushed it into the asteroid category , instead. Asteroids are mostly rock, while comets contain ice that becomes visible as it's vaporized into gas and pulls dust off of the comet's surface. However, researchers have kept their telescopes pointed at 'Oumuamua and additional observations have now earned the object a comet label once again. 'Oumuamua entered our solar system from above and swooped past us on October 14th. As it has moved away from Earth, scientists using ground-based observatories and the Hubble Space Telescope have kept track of its trajectory and they