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The Onyx phone is packed with features
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RSA wrap-up: Facing security dangers
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With network attacks on the rise, improving security was top of mind at this year's Networld+Interop conference in Las Vegas. ZDNet's David Berlind looks at two companies working to prevent attacks by monitoring unusual network behavior and quarantining offenses.
