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Input validation flaws in libarchive could lead to remote code execution
Its vendor-agnostic, data center management system delivers on the vision of SDN without the associated risks
The network automation startup starts with an enterprise's intentions and makes the network carry them out
The court has ruled that U.S. laws cannot apply overseas unless Congress clearly says so
The Godless malware has mainly hit India and other parts of southeast Asia, Trend Micro says
A security firm looked at the email authentication systems of top websites
Companies should take an aggressive approach toward cloud transitions, Jassy says
Unum Group is eyeing ‘partnerships’ to deliver IT services
GAO: The loss of high impact” systems could cause individuals, the government, or the nation catastrophic harm
New data paints a much darker picture of the underground market for hacked servers
Samsung intends to spend $1.2 billion on IoT research and development in the U.S. over the next four years
FireEye: China still spies on U.S. companies, but maybe less
Microsoft claims its Edge browser uses less power than competing browsers on a Windows 10 device
Many commercial drone flights are cleared for take-off, but drones still have to remain within sight of operators
It's supposed to let people get access to key company data on the go.
Solid state has come of age as an enterprise storage approach. And Pure Storage is pushing itself as the #1 independent flash vendor.
Another prediction: More robots than humans in 20 years
Dept. of Energy responds to China’s latest, a 124.5-petaflop supercomputer
The flaw could allow hackers to execute malicious code on affected devices
Among 61 tech companies, Oracle awarded the biggest CEO pay package last year – twice.
Security firm FireEye said it has seen a decline in overall intrusion activity
By not studying the code implementing a smart contract, investors have exposed themselves to a multimillion-dollar loss
Lawsuit settlement has Ticketmaster customers rushing to check out free vouchers
Apache Spark, Kafka, Druid and more are under the covers
Windows 10 will soon have a tool to remove the junk your OEM installed
Container orchestration is in vogue
The commission will vote on a 5G spectrum proposal in July
New precision forecasts will help businesses in industries ranging from aviation and agriculture to energy generation and retail better respond to their environment.
The goal of D3M is to develop algorithms and software to help overcome the data-science expertise gap
Software flaws and faulty interactions often cause users ‘computer-assisted embarrassment.’ Developers can prevent that by using contextual usability methods.
In today's distributed databases, getting a reliable snapshot of all those petabytes isn't easy
Rio de Janeiro’s Knowledge Squares program gains Visionary of Year Award
India has liberalized rules for foreign companies to set up retail stores
It's DockerCon week, which means EVERYONE is positioning for peak Docker cred
Intel's latest x86 chips contain a top secret control subsystem that you can't audit, control, or disable ... what could possibly go wrong?
Globalstar says it can open up another Wi-Fi channel, but with some conditions
Tools such as Last Pass and Dashlane can save you a lot of headaches
A local company warned Apple in 2014 that it might sue it over a patent
There are a lot of ifs in this developer's argument
Hewlett Packard Enterprise shows an optical module that can transfer data at 1.2 terabits per second
Selecting its Zurich, Switzerland, lab to grow its research wasn’t an opportunistic hiring decision. It was strategic.
Two Belgian hospitals will each employ a robot receptionist to direct patients to their appointments
The startup will be put to work on implementing Microsoft's 'conversations as a platform' push
Speed is one thing, energy efficiency another
The U.S. House of Representatives voted down the proposed amendment
Cloud services are a big piece of IoT, and Samsung is buying its own engine to run them
GAO says the FBI has access to nearly 411 million photos
