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CI deployments are insecure in default configurations and allow the execution of commands on the underlying OS with system privileges
A new energy-dense battery made from lithium-oxygen could take electric cars and drones to the next level.
Amdahl was chief architect of several IBM mainframes before going on to found the mainframe company that bore his name
Small email providers are a softer target for cybercriminals
The new functionality improves Microsoft's note taking app
The complex code behind video ads makes it harder to detect malwars
Autonomous robot designed to stroll store aisles and keep check on inventory
Analyst argues employees use tablets for specific tasks; at home, they're more all-purpose
Affects most paid apps purchased from the Mac App Store; forces Mac owners to reboot, and delete-reinstall apps galore
Cables the size of garden hoses carry the world's Internet traffic undersea. Experts are concerned about how vulnerable these cables are.
Call center technology isn't the most exciting of use cases, but young vendor Talkdesk isn't letting that get in the way of traction.
Start up ContainerX has created a platform for IT operations administrators to centrally manage clusters of application containers.
The newly open sourced Distributed Machine Learning Toolkit features fast, parallelized, and easy-to-deploy machine learning algorithms
After years of rejecting the notion, Mozilla tries to move its mobile browser share meter off the 1% mark
Negotiations on a new Safe Harbor agreement turn on whether such reporting should be compulsory or voluntary
Emergence of biometric smartphone security is rare, survey says
Former Walmart CISO Walker replaces Hoff
At the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, Twitter's product chief highlighted the company's strengths as it enters a new era under founder and new CEO Jack Dorsey.
If a laptop using a self-encrypted drive is stolen or lost while in sleep mode, the security of its data can't be guaranteed
The new features include Windows Update for Business
The UI framework uses its own rendering engine to draw widgets
They moved to Windows 10 at a rate less than half that of Windows 8 users to Windows 8.1 in 2013
'Apple knows it has to get people to care about tablets again,' says analyst
The odds are higher than you might think, one company says
The first watch to support the new Android Wear feature is the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE
With the iPad Pro already open for pre-order, the first wave of iPad reviews have already hit the web.
A flaw in the Apache Commons Collections component puts Java application servers at risk of compromise
Dell and HP launch new servers that support DDR4 memory
The research firm predicts the market for big data technology and services will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 23.1 percent through 2019.
Almost half of work activities could be automated now, a new report says. And that includes those in the executive suite.
The Box app works across PCs, tablets and smartphones
Microsoft says its most recent attempt to force older systems to upgrade to Windows 10 was caused by a bug in the Windows Update utility.
The son of Pong creator Nolan Bushnell creates a carnival for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math education.
A look at Motorola's new Droid Turbo 2 and Droid Maxx 2, a couple of durable Verizon phones that boast flagship Android features.
German data trustee, T-Systems, will control and oversee all access to customer data
The hack put at risk personal data of 4 percent of the company's customers
Developers will get access to advanced tools for face recognition, speech recognition and more
Some app companies are facing pressure to provide benefits to their workers
Writing ransomware is easy, but getting it installed on Macs would be harder
We're strong than ever, ProtonMail declares
The new updates bring in features from Docker v2 and Kubernetes 1.1
Mehta brothers launch SDN start-up Versa Networks
Pro tip: You know there's a problem when all your users show up for work wearing red
Gartner expects consumers and enterprises to add many more devices
When three major Linux distro releases fall within days of each other, who could resist the temptation to try them all out?
