Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Underground markets offer a variety of services for cyber criminals to profit from.
Organizations use multiple vendors, so it’s a smart move to provide fabrics than span different providers
MulteFire Release 1.0 advances an LTE-like system that doesn't need licensed spectrum
The Supreme Court has asked notices to be served to the Indian government, WhatsApp and Facebook
A command injection vulnerability gives attackers full control over the cameras
US Customs revokes letter that let Arista sell products disputed by Cisco
Intel's Responsive Retail Platform is a step toward making shopping fun and hassle free
Microsoft Teams is going up against fan favorite Slack in the group communication and collaboration market
The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 has over ten times the performance of its predecessor
Two employees file a lawsuit against Microsoft, saying they suffer PTSD after being forced to monitor sites for disturbing photos and videos
Some are starting to come together, but it looks like the battles will go on for a few more years
Over 600 Elasticsearch instances had their data wiped and replaced with a ransom message
Analyst credits online shopping trend and hails cloud and machine-learning jobs
A court ruled that Apple has to face charges as app 'distributor'
Trump administration’s plans for H-1B visa are uncertain
The Shadow Brokers dumped the hacking tools online after attempting to sell a large cache for bitcoin
Panasonic's Toughbook FZ-A2 uses an Intel Atom chip and runs Android 6.0
A bug in the CA's domain validation system could have allowed attackers to obtain certificates without authorization
As the Trump transition team – including the president-elect himself -- warms to the intelligence community's assessment on Russian election hacking, Homeland Security nominee looks to build bridge with IT industry to fight cyberthreats.
Senators question how Pompeo would limit his proposed U.S. metadata database
Container market is “exploding” with startups as legacy vendors prioritize the application development technology, according to 451 Research
It's part of the company's push to expand Office 365's utility
Hashtag, emojis and old-school cellphone among the choices
Take one super over-achiever technologist, add a very risky (hence lucrative) product area and a dash of intrigue, and you have the makings for a good product launch.
Since November 2015, this bank has fought off groups looking for money.
Your next smartphone could be a carbon-based lifeform
The agency seeks proposals that would secure shared data on handheld devices in remote areas
Trump vows to recruit top technology minds for a "hacking defense" report within 90 days after he takes office
Cisco, HPE, Intel and others help sponsor the lab to show enterprises that IoT systems can work
Homeland Security could offer more help on state elections but needs 'focus and resources,' says Rep. Michael McCaul
Shipments of the MacBook Pro are stabilizing Apple's worldwide PC shipments but not giving it a major boost
The new ransomware program features strong offline decryption and a new payment scheme
The incoming president comes as close as he ever has to agreement with U.S. intelligence
Apple, Google, Facebook and Switch are green leaders; AWS and Asian vendors Baidu and Tencent get failing grades
Hmmmm. While I can understand the allure of a robotic vacuum cleaner or lawnmower, a robotic companion for the aged is a sad reflection on the modern world
DARPA system would let classified data use commercial and military wireless networks while preserving the security of sensitive information
Will stop harvesting app usage data under ‘Basic’ setting
The initial focus for blockchain will be oncology-related data exchange
Transmit Security is headed by founders of Imperva, Trusteer
Plus, Pi helps those with Alzheimer’s, and supports a very sweet smart home
The data’s not coming back anyway, experts say.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission database sheds light on what brings computer and video game users to the emergency room
The unverified documents are said to have been provided to the FBI, which is investigating their 'credibility and accuracy'
A former British intelligence agent made the claims in paid research
In addition, Russian cyberspies allegedly stole data from voter registration databases
