Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft's IE ActiveX vulnerability, disclosed same day as Firefox's bug, not yet fixed
Fix-it code would block malware until patch ready
The company says it cut expenses abroad and moved more work to India
Web startups show their stuff at WebInno event
The operator said it will let rural operators sell its exclusive phones after six months
Initial NASA analysis found small pieces of foam had been lost from external tank
'They wouldn't do this because they wanted to,' says analyst
However, analysts said there could be complexities for long-term contract holders with the move to a cloud pricing model
Google Lunar X PRIZE competitors and others to reap benefits of going to moon.
The database giant is trying to get more money from high-end users by raising the cost of tuning and diagnostic modules
AMD ups the ante in its battle with Intel by putting Neo chips in all-in-one PCs and nettops
However, Power Pack 3 for Home Server still leaves out Macs, limiting its appeal
AT&T whistleblower Mark Klein tells how he exposed a warrantless wiretapping program in his new book
iTunes 8.2.1 update sends Pre users scrambling for alternatives
DoJ lawyer argues that state is immune from lawsuits over warantless wiretapping
New loan repayment schedules and fresh bank loans will help more Taiwanese DRAM makers survive
The arrangement may give a private operator an opportunity to offer 3G services ahead of others
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While the phone manufacturer now sees recovery in Q3, it no longer expects its market share to grow this year
The program will include a central application catalog
For the first time, a piece of mobile malware can send and receive information from a remote server
TrustDigital boosts Apple iPhone enterprise management
Alcatel-Lucent announces 100G Ethernet modules that can handle carrier services
Open Internet access will be a key driver for mobile operators' revenues, said a Skype executive
The new drives use the popular Indilinx Barefoot controller
Rimini Street says it has even scored customers in SAP's home turf of Germany
Underscores problems broadcasting life's secrets to the world, say experts
The deal, still subject to regulatory approvals, was approved by 62 percent of shares
ICANN seeks answer at public meetings about intellectual property issues
Sixth time is the charm for NASA space shuttle as it finally blasts off for 16-day mission
Google hopes its voice platform will turn telcos into “dumb pipes”
Said it 'absolutely' considered replacing the maligned Microsoft Exchange database
Black Hat demo to show even extended validation certificates are vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks
Pre fans point to the Palm's WebOS, saying it matters most
Hewlett-Packard looks to capitalize on Oracle's unclear plan for Sun's future
IDC, Gartner can't agree on whether U.S. sales are up or down at Apple
Existing enterprise agreements are likely the reason businesses have already licensed Windows 7
Even Google can't afford to write applications for all mobile platforms, an executive says
Operation reportedly responsible for half of all 'pharma' spam
Suppliers are expected to comply with the company's desire to provide sustainable products
Several IT companies indicate that overall tech spending has reached the bottom for the year
