Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Anonymous internet users routinely collect copies of stolen databases
Intel second-in-command Venkata Renduchintala has set his goals: Use IoT to connect devices and the company's business units
Having your network breached is inevitable. The question is how fast can you detect the incident and respond.
The features are aimed at getting more developers to lean on Box to power their apps
Apple removed the headphone jack and replaced it with a pile of tiny pieces sure to be misplaced
Lightning Bolt aims to jump-start the process of building customer-facing communities, portals, and websites
Plans to gradually amp alerts until browser marks all unencrypted traffic as dangerous
Andrew Otto Boggs and Justin Gray Liverman are both charged with hacking-related crimes
Carnegie Mellon researchers say algorithm can see through facades fraudsters use to make themselves look genuine
A cool camera and the rest copied from Android
Intel sees a big market for mixed reality headsets, and in the future, it could make a chip targeted to those devices
In a survey of publicly reported vulnerabilities for consumer connected-home and wearable technology products between November 2015 and July 2016, the nonprofit Online Trust Alliance found that all of potential problems could have been easily avoided
The $625 deal brings the growing market opportunity of API tools to Google
The opinion of the attorney general of the Court of Justice of the EU is not binding on the court
Apple did a good job sprucing up its smart watch without alienating fans who bought the original model
Comedy writers have the "courage" to roast Apple and the iPhone 7
Attackers can use rogue USB-to-Ethernet adapters to steal credentials from locked Windows, and possibly OS X, computers
Inquisitiveness is the reason why email users click unknown links in email and Facebook messages
The Irish government will appeal a European Commission ruling that Apple wasn't taxed enough
Wi-Fi access point LEDs are keeping some people up at night
Linking to unlawfully published copyright images can be legal -- unless you profit from it, says top EU court
Nvidia's NVLink interface in IBM's new server gives a five-fold speed boost to communications between CPUs and GPUs
Twilio eyes more lucrative enterprise customers. This should keep the financial analysts happy.
John McAfee claims he is entitled to call his own security company after his name
The move will make HPE a far more attractive target for a possible sale, one analyst said
Intel and TPG team up to make Intel Security an independent entity called McAfee
Affected IT workers in San Francisco are expecting to train foreign replacements
'There is a pending lethal attack, and the clock is ticking,' a new report warns
The company is launching a revamped web interface and new desktop apps
The Republican calls for increased spending on cybersecurity and more offensive weapons
The company is partnering with Box to let users store Google Docs in another cloud service
MedSec ignited an ethical firestorm with its allegations against St. Jude Medical
Rather than buy Slack, Microsoft appears to be modifying Skype to encompass Slack features
50% of NMS may be vulnerable to XSS and SQLi attacks
Dell has merged with EMC to create Dell Technologies, which like Alphabet, will have a collection of independent business units tethered to each other
It’s always nice to see a quiet achiever gain some recognition for its success
VMware customers may not be keen on NSX as a networking solution, but they’re discovering it can help them align security with other data center trends
A Frenchman who sought a refund of the cost of the Windows OS bundled with his new laptop is out of luck
Dell EMC is a subsidiary of conglomerate Dell Technologies
One out of every 120 smartphones had a malware infection during an April test period, a lab reveals. Android devices were hit the hardest.
The Google Search Console will now show tailored recommendations for dealing with security issues detected by Safe Browsing
A sneak peek at the Spiceworks 2017 State of IT Report offers confirmation of cloud growth, insight on pricing and a surprising level of geopolitical chauvinism
2013's iPhone 5S accounts for 17%, making it the third-most popular model
New approaches that look for more subtle patterns can help reduce highly-targeted spearphishing attacks
Prop bets and downloadable Bingo cards add to Apple iPhone 7 announcement fun
The hack compromised personal information of millions of current and former US federal employees
The LogFire team will add its warehouse management applications to Oracle’s SCM Cloud
The company reportedly is building Skype Teams, its first product to truly compete against hot group messaging apps
