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Multiple XSS Vulnerabilities Discovered In IBM Infosphere BigInsights

Multiple XSS Vulnerabilities Discovered In IBM Infosphere BigInsights

Summary

Last year, I discovered and reported two Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in IBM’s Infosphere BigInsights. This week, IBM released a security bulletin which contains the fix for these vulnerabilities. CVE numbers CVE-2016-2924 and CVE-2016-2992 are assigned to them respectively.

InfoSphere BigInsights is an analytics platform for analyzing massive volumes of unconventional data…

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From DevOps to Big Data - there's plenty to look forward to.

 Managing Your Big Data Application

Join us along with IBM for a great meetup - where you'll learn about big data and the cloud, as well as IBM's big data vision for 2013:

When? January 10, 2013 | 16:30

Where? IBM Petach Tikva, 94 Derekh EmHamoshavot, Petah Tikva (map)

There will be pizza and beer, and networking - so come on out!

DevOps Con IL, January 28, 2013

Cloudify is helping to organize the first ever DevOps conference in Israel, along with IGT Cloud, and Ran Tavory of the Reversim Summit. Come on out to this not for profit, free of charge event to learn about all things Dev, Ops, continuous deployment, and more. With an incredible line-up of speakers, including special guest speaker Ben Kepes of Diversity.Net, Ran Tavory, Wix, FewBytes, SAP IT and more onboard, this is expected to be a techno-hardcore event, so bring your laptops and get your hands dirty.  

When? Janaury 28, 2013 | All Day

Where? Herzliya Pituach | Microsoft Herzliya Campus, R&D Auditorium (map)

To learn more about this event visit: http://www.devopscon.com

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Event Recording: Cloudify for IBM InfoSphere BigInsights- The Elephant in the Cloud at IBM Information on Demand

The massive computing and storage resources that are needed to support big data deployments in general, and Hadoop in particular, make cloud environments, public and private, an ideal fit.   

Managing your big data app, however, is no walk in the park - especially when considering the fact that these systems and application stacks often include other services beyond Hadoop such as: relational databases, other NoSQL databases and more, where each framework comes with its own management, installation, configuration, and scaling solutions.  This is where Cloudify fits in.  Cloudify provides consistent management that makes the provisioning, deployment, and scaling of your Hadoop system simple and consistent with the rest of your stack.  What's more, it enables cloud portability between bare-metal and public cloud offering for Hadoop/BigInsights making it possible to run your system on the right cloud for the job—public/virtualized environment for on-demand workloads and bare-metal for I/O intensive operations.

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The Elephant in the Cloud

@natishalom and @katsnelson's presentation at #IBMIOD

The Elephant in the Cloud: Bring True Cloud Economics to Hadoop/BigInsights from Nati Shalom

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free e-Book from IBM: Understanding Big Data couldn't be easier

Free e-Book (PDF):  Understanding Big Data couldn't be easier.

Read this free ebook to:

Understand the characteristics of Big Data

Learn about data at rest analytics

Learn about data in motion analytics

Get a quick Hadoop primer

Learn about IBM InfoSphere BigInsights, and IBM InfoSphere Streams

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Jaql: Query Language for JSON in IBM InfoSphere BigInsights

jaql was created and is used by IBM InfoSphere BigInsights—the IBM Apache Hadoop distribution:

Jaql’s query language was inspired by many programming and query languages that include: Lisp, SQL, XQuery, and PigLatin. Jaql is a functional, declarative query language that is designed to process large data sets. For parallelism, Jaql rewrites high-level queries when appropriate into a “low-level” query consisting of Map-Reduce jobs that are evaluated using the Apache Hadoop project. Interestingly, the query rewriter produces valid Jaql queries which illustrates a departure from the rigid, declarative-only approach (but with hints!) of most relational databases. Instead, developers can interact with the “low-level” queries if needed and can add in their own low-level functionality such as indexed access or hash-based joins that are missing from Map-Reduce platforms.

Original title and link: Jaql: Query Language for JSON in IBM InfoSphere BigInsights (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)