If your IPv6 strategy is to delay implementation as long as you can, you still must address IPv6 security concerns right now.

If you plan to deploy IPv6 in a dual-stack configuration with IPv4, you're still not off the hook when it comes to security. And if you think you can simply turn off IPv6, that's not going to fly either.

The biggest looming security threat lies in the fact that enterprise networks already have tons of IPv6 enabled devices, including every device running Windows Vista or Windows 7, Mac OS/X, all Linux devices and BSD.

LotSoft, an innovative digital entertainment software developer, announced its 2011 Thanksgiving Promo (Nov 18 - 28) - Presenting 10,000 copies of desirable DVD & Video software gifts (Valued $300,000 in all). Besides, participants can play a dedicatedly prepared funny game, and the winner will earn a chance of gifting BDlot Video Converter to their friends and families.

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BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate 3.0 is an honorable DVD Clone / Backup software that offers you an up-to-the-minute solution to perfectly backup your DVD to hard drive or USB with original contents. The program supports all known copy protections which means it works on all types of video DVDs. More interesting and unique to that, is the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) acceleration that the developers have implemented in the application, which can greatly improve the copying speed. Besides, the handy ISO mounter and DVD burner will save you the trouble of finding other third party ISO DVD utilities, and help you make best use of ISO file via emulating up to 23 virtual drives or burning to disc. On top of that, you can clone an entire DVD to a blank one and burn a desired DVD from ISO image file, hard drive DVD folder, VOB or MPEG file. Easy work maintains original high video and audio quality!

Netflix may need to start keeping an eye on YouTube’s rental service. Thanks to a new partnership, Disney movies will be available for rent through the popular Google-owned streaming service. The first batch of many Disney movies are available beginning today, some starting at $1.99.

The official announcement, via blog post, points out that today’s batch is “the first of hundreds of The Walt Disney Studios Movies,” with more releases in the weeks to come. Renters will be able to enjoy animated classics from Disney, as well as Pixar and DreamWorks Studios.

Researchers have been testing (their website appears to be under heavy load) a new display that can be embedded into a contact lens and powered wirelessly by a detached energy source. Despite the fantastic possibilities of such a device, it has a long way to go before it ends up in an eyeball near you.

For now, the rudimentary display is merely proof of concept. In its current form, the electronics for the device can only manipulate a single pixel. Researchers intend to improve this limitation, however, with a little more time and research. "Our next goal is to incorporate some predetermined text in the contact lens.", said Lead Researcher, Dr. Parvis.

In a monster blog post that would stretch the 640KB memory limit of early PCs, Microsoft has detailed the streamlined, just-11-clicks! upgrade process for Windows 8 — as in, the installer that appears when mom or pop insert a Windows 8 disc into their Windows 7 or Vista computer. Don’t worry if you’re a power user or IT admin, though: the reboot-into-installation-environment process is fundamentally unchanged, but 50% faster.

Basically, the Upgrade Advisor and Easy Transfer tools are being integrated into a single, end-to-end installer that’s capable of performing all of the preparatory tasks — compatibility checking, settings/files transfer, suspending blockers like BitLocker, and so on — and then carrying out the install. Additionally, the upgrader now has the option of downloading the Windows 8 installation files from the internet. This marks the first time that Microsoft has offered a consumer-oriented digital download of its Windows OS — and obviously might have been inspired by OS X Lion’s availability in the digital Mac App Store.