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October 14, 2012 03:36 pm | Updated October 18, 2016 01:05 pm IST

Tech conference for Java enthusiasts

Here’s a chance for Java enthusiasts to meet, talk and discuss code. Bangalore-based tech event management firm HasGeek is organising JSFoo, a national conference on JavaScript, on October 19 and 20 at the Nimhans Convention Centre, Bangalore. Talks will cover the latest developments in JavaScript such as Yeoman and Angular. JS and how JS has evolved as a language for the browser, server, embedded devices and cross-platform mobile applications. For more, log on to

http://jsfoo.in and info@hasgeek.com

Malcode using URL shorteners

Internet security firm Symantec finds a growing momentum of social engineering attacks on Skype and other instant messaging applications over the last week. A release from Symantec stated that this time most attacks used Google’s goo.gl URL shortening service in their campaign, and starting September 29 over 2.5 clicks have been monitored. The attack uses the common social engineering tactic of posting a link to instant messaging applications for a potential victim to follow.

A resource guide for LGBT inclusivity

A new resource guide for employers, titled ‘Creating Inclusive Workplaces for LGBT Employees in India’, was launched by IT companies IBM and Google, investment bank Goldman Sachs and CSR firm Community Business. This publication highlights the business case for addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees and provides the cultural and legal context for LGBT issues in India.

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