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We’re talking Ferrari, Mclaren, Porsche, BMW, Ducati superbikes and more in an overall $4M embezzlement scheme
$72M in funding accumulated for mystery smartphone
Tool provides automated NFV orchestration and VNF management using standards-based architectures
There are different ways to address ad blockers. Locking people out of websites doesn’t seem to be working, though.
The Web-based malware attack uses Towelroot and a Hacking Team exploit to compromise devices running old versions of Android
The Helium Green environmental sensor can last for up to three years on two AA batteries
If only Raspberry Pi Foundation and Prince had joined forces...
Fortinet also delivers jumbo FortiGate chassis powered by new ASIC that boosts throughput of its IPS and application controls
The malware deleted transaction records from the database and printed out altered SWIFT confirmation messages, researchers say
Coming soon: Potentially the largest knowledge dump ever about automation and the Internet of Things
IT vendors and telecos are heaviest users of open source cloud software
Amazon, Microsoft and VMware rule the cloud. Here’s where OpenStack’s opportunity is
More fuel added to Intel inside rumors for iPhone 7; Japan earthquakes shake Apple camera supplies
Hackers broke into the Bangladesh Central Bank and stole millions of dollars; how they got the codes will astound you.
The government said "an individual" had given it the passcode to the phone
The backdoor script stole Facebook employee credentials from a corporate server
AMD's Zen chips, an x86 licensing strategy, and world-class GPUs could be keys for the company to be the competitor it once was
Competitors will tap machine learning and other techniques to create their bots
NASA prepping for future trip to Mars
The Obama administration pushes to start kids on science and technology education at a young age to elevate the nation’s competitive position socially and economically.
Mark Schwartz, CIO of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, has turned to the cloud for a faster, more agile development model.
Snap packaging could inadvertently reveal private data in Ubuntu 16.04.
China is Apple's second largest market by revenue after the U.S.
Company defers Windows 10 revenue for two to four years because of free upgrades and updates
Sundar Pichai discussed what's next after mobile
Cloud growth is the brightest spot in the company's quarterly earnings report
AMD is licensing its server chip technology to a Chinese joint venture and may later license its PC chip designs
NetworkManager 1.2 debuts with improved security, Wi-Fi usability and more
Popular and talented musician dies at the age of 57
NASA: Ion power plant could potentially increase spaceflight fuel efficiency by 10 times over current chemical rockets
A European Union Antitrust Commission decision to remove Google’s Play Services and apps from Android could disrupt users and make the OS less secure
Tech companies snag 20 spots on Glassdoor's ranking of 25 highest paying companies in America
UAV startups focused on management, security, big data and more
EmblemHealth IT employees hold a demonstration
The RansomWhere? tool detects when ransomware programs start encrypting files and then blocks them
Aleksandr Panin and associate Hamza Bendelladj were sentenced to a combined 24 years and six months in prison
The chip maker is scaling back its PC efforts and going deep on 3D memory, FPGAs and silicon photonics
After more than a year and raising over $1.4 billion, the secretive mega-venture offered a second sneak peek into its VR technology called mixed reality
2016 IEEE William R. Bennett Prize Paper Award recipients revealed
Intel chips for low-end tablets could be axed as part of the company's restructuring
Siri infringed a natural language patent granted in 2007, a patent holding company alleged
Inexpensive IoT hardware, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth beacons could rescue human trafficking victims
It's turtles all the way down. Fonteva offers a software development framework built on top of Salesforce.
The malware was designed for stealth operation inside restricted PoS environments
Program can reduce the number of possible paths malware can traverse, minimizing the blast radius of any breach
MIT Sloan study reveals information of use to consumers and economists
The company has adopted the new CVSS 3.0 vulnerability rating system, resulting in a larger number of flaws rated as high and critical
Health insurer is going forward with plan to shift IT work to Cognizant
It's all about leveraging the wisdom of the crowds to uncover security bugs in software
