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Today there are significantly fewer males in college than females. Richard Vedder discusses some potential reasons why.

A newly-discovered vulnerability puts 12 million routers at risk around the world in homes, small business, and corporate environments.The Misfortune Cookie vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely take over a gateway device with administrative privileges, according to Tel Aviv-based network security vendor Check Point Software Technology, Inc.The scale of the problem is unprecedented, said Shahar Tal, Check Point's malware and vulnerability research manager.MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: Free security tools you should try"In previous cases, there were 200,000 or 300,000 vulnerable gateways," h

D.Tischenko is CTO and head of Automation Testing at A1QA, large software quality assurance company. He has been patching code for the past nine years, and says automated testing algorithms and agile development can help businesses anticipate rapid change that has become the bane of the industry.