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Truffle Hog can find access tokens and keys that are 20 characters or longer inside source code repositories
Top 5 patent recipients unchanged in 2016 patent race
Insurance company to cut 34 employees as smart system takes over their work
How can you enforce internal policies and industry compliance mandates when there’s no longer an identifiable network perimeter?
Enterprise IT pros reflect on the iPhone 10 years after its introduction on Jan. 9, 2007
"An iPod... a phone... and an Internet communicator.... are you getting it? These are not three separate devices... and we are calling it iPhone."
The agency faces a hard fight in its suit alleging D-Link's routers and cameras aren't secure
Amazon's assistant has taken an early lead in product integrations. Can others catch up?
A declassified report from US intelligence agencies cites hacking, leaks and propaganda
Trump says no country or outside party managed to meddle with the election's outcome
Gartner forecasts Windows device shipments will falter, then flatten; iOS and macOS will overtake, extend lead in 2018-19
Here's a lowdown on what users can expect from Intel's superfast Optane storage
A number of factors are driving leading global IT and business process outsourcing providers to open more onshore than offshore locations.
Apple's earnings dropped 14 percent in 2016, which means a 15 percent pay cut for CEO Tim Cook
Estimates from Synergy Research show spending is relatively stable
Sales slowdown catches up with the Mac, which cedes share to Windows and Linux
For future collaboration, Microsoft encourages alternatives like Slack or its own Team Services
Do after-hour email restrictions hurt or help productivity?
Profit is expected to have soared nearly 50 percent in the fourth quarter
The FBI never gained access to the DNC's hacked servers, instead relying on evidence provided from CrowdStrike
Wi-Fi Certified TimeSync will help vendors synchronize connected devices for audio, video and more
The malware is now encrypting files on both Windows and Linux systems and asks for $216,000 to restore them
Cortana, Azure IoT Hub and other services are included in a new suite for productivity on the road
Technologies shown at CES are pushing 8K to PCs, but GPUs need to catch up
Security experts have been warning about the dangers with poorly secured IoT products
Intel's Compute Card is the smallest and thinnest computer the chipmaker has ever made
FTC: D-Link failed to take reasonable steps to secure its routers and Internet Protocol (IP) cameras, potentially compromising sensitive consumer information
AWS's Snowmobile is a data center on wheels that uploads data 100 Petabytes at a time to the cloud
Here's where venture funding is being targeted in 2017
The first 32-inch 8K display will arrive in March for $4,999
The Plone security team believe reports of FBI.gov being hacked through a zero-day Plone exploit are false
Cisco/Ericsson: Wi-Fi traffic predicted to grow to 50% of the total IP traffic by 2020
The trial in Austin, Texas, will use a fixed wireless network
Senators talk about economic and military options as retaliation for alleged Russian election hacking
Funding research, education and startups, and promoting the values of diversity, cooperation and openness all make the list. Using Twitter for policy planning, not so much.
Samsung Electronics America President gets right to the Note7 point during CES 2017 talk
U.S. adoption continues to outpace the global average
Tests for traffic control, other projects, underway while cities find ways to pay for them
Project Alloy will hit store shelves in Q4, thanks to the chipmaker's hardware partners
Rep. Issa tries again to tighten an H-1B loophole used to displace U.S. workers
According to a security expert who requested anonymity, ransomware cybercriminals took in about $1 billion last year
The virtual assistant will first come on Android TVs
Windows 10 PCs and Chromebooks are heading into battle in a faceoff of on laptop features and usability
Google has refused to comply with a request related to its federal contracts, the agency says
HackForums.net has shut down its Server Stress Testing section, which was accused of selling DDoS-for-hire services.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns of laptop battery packs that can overheat, melt
