Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
A French hacker posts 13 screenshots of a Twitter product manager's admin interface to prove the claim
16 new submarine cables projected to come online in 2009
The new feature is likely to appeal to enterprise IT staffers
Government security pros focused on external threats
Decades before VMware, mainframe virtualization changed computing forever
Social network site relies heavily on users to notify it of security threats
Western Union works with billing company, VeriSign for new services
Standards body launching encryption initiative with breached payment processor Heartland Payment Systems playing a big role
"Lost," "Grey's Anatomy," other ABC shows will be available on demand to fans on Hulu
Expecting the supply to dry up soon, ARIN will seek to verify that applications are legitimate.
Tells Senate subcommittee quota too small, would protect workers from global competition
Services had previously been available for enterprise servers
Legislation follows report that said cyberspies gained access to U.S. electrical infrastructure
Apple's Snow Leopard and Microsoft's Windows 7 could stimulate the demand for PCs and graphics chips.
RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser testified in his company's RealDVD lawsuit with motion picture studios
Users will be able to search, send texts and place calls using voice commands
The final price will be the same, at 22%of license fee, but it will take three years longer to get there
The apparent DDOS attack is an outdated way for Chinese hackers to make money, a researcher says
Acer shipped just over 5 million netbooks last year
Revenue also fell 3 percent, dragged down by a fall of one-third in software sales
Acer will ship an Android-based smartphone this year and is testing the software on several other devices
Acer sees a smooth transition to Windows 7 later this year
UMC will pay US$285 million for the 85 percent of He Jian Technology it doesn't already own
China Mobile will pay NT$17.78 billion for a 12 percent stake in Far EasTone
Opposite PGP booth, show organizers remove poster saying ElcomSoft can crack PGP passwords
India's largest mobile services company benefits from continued expansion in mobile services market
High-definition TV and movies are just gaining traction among well-off Chinese
Still mum on when a product will debut
Windows management feature would give integrated view of physical, virtual resources
Trend Micro gains host-based IPS and firewall software
The decision is in response to a new European intellectual-property law
It charges about $3.80 per gigabyte of data stored
Parent company Time Warner seeks alternatives to spin off the troubled Internet unit
Mostly semantics converting Windows, System Center to private cloud status
11 skills and tactics that every programmer once needed to master ... and today can blissfully forget
How CIOs can get their staffs, systems ready to respond to a possible pandemic
While new Tweeters are flocking to the micro-blogging site, retention rate is a dismal 40%
Axxana "black box" enters general availability
'Broken record,' says security expert of Adobe's advice
