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There have been some well-publicized news stories
of hacked websites where millions of user accounts and
passwords were posted publicly. Can you imagine if you were
one of those users affected? They likely had to hurry to
change their credentials and make sure they didn't use the
same combination of email address and password on any other
websites. Chances are these people, like many others, did use
the same password for other accounts. Many people not only use
the same password all over the Web, but they also choose weak
and foolish passwords.
What an exciting time to be in the tech industry.
We are at the beginning of a major transition to the
Mobile-Cloud era. Trends like bring your own device (BYOD),
access anywhere, virtualization, and machine-to-machine
connections have given way to a new breed of applications. We
estimate that approximately 50 billion devices will be
connected by 2020. In 2010 alone, more than 350, 000
applications were developed with more than three million
downloads. A 44-fold increase in data creation is predicted
from 2010 to 2020, with 34 percent of it in the cloud. All of
this leads to a world of intuitive connections between people,
processes, data and things on the network € the Internet of
Everything.
The Internet is having a mid-life crisis: Having
just turned 40, it's starting to go 3D. The transition is
still in its early stages, but champions of the cause say it's
both natural and inevitable, with mass adoption expected
within a few years. 3D will make the Web more social, they
say, and it will introduce powerful new ways for people in
education, business and medicine to interact with content and
with each other. Jani Pirkola, an evangelist of the 3D
Internet in the Finnish high-tech hotbed of Oulu, predicts it
will take off in 2018, with younger users and educational
institutions leading the way. And he expects it will catch on
faster than the 2D Internet did.
Have you ever clicked on an intriguing ad or link
while surfing the Web and had a barrage of pop-up windows
flood your screen or your browser suddenly send you to a slew
of unsavory sites? Or have you ever installed a free download
and noticed that your computer is suddenly sluggish because,
unbeknownst to you, a program is now tracking your online
movements?
