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Apple’s ‘walled garden’ cracked by hacked charger

Training/professional development: If you build it, IT will come

Companies that offer IT training and professional development have an edge when it comes to recruiting new tech talent

Enterprises warned against first true Google phone, Moto X

Researchers demo exploits that bypass Windows 8 Secure Boot

The attacks are possible because of UEFI security oversights by PC manufacturers, researchers said

The three extremes of corporate BYOD policies

Almost half of IT pros say their companies cant remote wipe mobile devices

Gartner: SaaS contract language regarding security is lacking

SaaS vendors are being "extremely vague" about security and service levels, and customers aren't happy, Gartner says

Businesses adopting robots for new tasks

But will the machines and their ilk take away jobs -- even white-collar ones?

U.S. workers found to outperform offshore staff

Interest in contracting for services in the States is 'coming back a little bit,' said research company's chief

Vulnerabilities in D-Link network video recorders enable remote spying, researcher says

The vulnerabilities allow attackers to gain access to devices used to monitor surveillance cameras or provide remote access to stored data

Some home automation systems are rife with holes, security experts say

Trustwave researchers will reveal vulnerabilities in home automation gateways and other network-controlled products at Black Hat