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The website releases more than 8,700 documents it says are from a CIA cyber unit
Arista’s EOS now runs in a container to support a broader range of ways to purchase and deploy the network operating system
The March Android update fixed 35 critical vulnerabilities
Even as professional athletes begin to don wearable tech during games, big questions remain—including who owns the data they gather?
The company could use a pricing advantage to take server chip market share from the dominant Intel
The real impact may be its chilling effect
The tie-up will use intelligence from Big Blue to make Salesforce applications smarter
Many don't care about automation and instead worry about what voice-activated devices can hear, a Gartner survey says
But smaller updates won't reach most users until the fall
Kaspersky Labs announced new research this morning that shows some links between the massive Shamoon attack that took down 35,000 computers in Saudia Arabia to a new attack against a target in Europe
The publication is hoping the tech industry will use the new standard when developing new products
You will be well-paid and expected to keep your mouth shut, unlike Google
IBM Q will offer quantum computing services to customers
Rutgers researchers factor smartphone users' personalities into their interruptibility
The FBI remains unwilling to disclose the technique it used to deanonymize Tor users in the Playpen case
Impact on H-1B petitioners will vary
Overseas call center workers would have to disclose location to U.S. customers
Fast charging USB Type-C connector could be in store for iPhone 8
Android, Apple iOS expected to maintain their shares over next few years
More computing is happening on edge devices to handle the information overload
Open-source projects will get free access to the professional version of the HackerOne platform to run their own security programs
The longtime H-1B reform advocate has run out a patience with the president
If a reboot isn't convenient, put it off for three days. And another three. And another three.
Greenpeace's rallying cry: Rethink, reuse, recycle
Chrome most likely beneficiary of 19% decline in share of Apple's browser
U.S. Marshals warn on federal arrest warrant, jury duty scams
DNSMessenger is a multistage threat written in Powershell that uses DNS for two-way communication with attackers
U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell’s H-1B bill con-sponsors represent broad political range
Howard Schmidt advised both President Brack Obama and George W. Bush on cybersecurity. He is remembered as a mentor, a communicator, and an educator
The vice president’s AOL account was reportedly hacked when he was governor
Chevrolet, AT&T offering $20 per month unlimited plan that blows away previous offerings
'First phase in a longer-term strategy' to convince customers to move to the cloud, analyst argues
Huawei, now the third-largest smartphone vendor, started with low-cost phones and now offers the premium P10
Alcatel, Lenovo, HP and Samsung all boost 2-in-1, tablet offerings at MWC in Barcelona
The cloud provider is implementing several changes to prevent similar events
Someone leaked the decryption keys for the program online
TL;DR: An S3 engineer was trying to debug something but by accident brought down much of the Internet
When using containers at scale, management of the network can become tricky
The chip isn't out yet, but the buzz is so strong Intel is taking action
VOSS-4-UC automates the process of deploying and managing Spark Hybrid Services
Upgrade doubles allowed total attachment size received by Gmail users
Avaya says $350,000 payment, due this month, is a burden on Avaya's estate and the company
The rules require providers to take 'reasonable' measures to secure consumer data
Yahoo's security team knew an intrusion had occurred in 2014, but the company failed to properly investigate, an internal committee has found
The apps linked to two defunct malicious domains, according to Palo Alto Networks
