Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
FBI says 7,000 U.S. companies that have been victimized by business e-mail compromise
After rocketing to the top spot in PC sales, its bloatware policies are infuriating people.
My temporary Google-free experience has led to some permanent changes.
Key innovators continue to report to Chambers, not new CEO Robbins
The group has published a new list of recommendations that range from moderate to paranoid
Boeing's portable drone-destroying laser system is one step closer to the battlefield after a recent test
Amazon will stop accepting Flash ads on its advertising network Tuesday
Lithium-ion batteries will drop from $550 per kilowatt hour (kWh) in 2014 to $200 per kWh by 2020
VMware has added more components to its software-defined data center, updating vCloud, NSX and its OpenStack distribution
The Snapdragon Smart Protect technology uses on-device machine learning to help detect zero-day malware
More than 225,000 Apple accounts have been compromised
The hackers don't appear to be selling the data just yet
The company is mulling how to tell businesses about rapid-fire changes to the new OS
What do you get if you cross Twitch with Meerkat or Periscope?
A lecture by an Internet security company runs through the chilling, hypothetical shut-down of the electrical grid via a domestic, Wi-Fi-connected oven.
Grsecurity is an open-source project that creates and distributes security patches for the Linux kernel.
Cook gets full allocation of vested shares after Apple places in 90th percentile of S&P 500's 'total shareholder return'
FTC to hold PrivacyCon to hash out myriad security, privacy issues
$750K fine levied against Smart City by FCC for WiFi blocking has WLAN pros, vendors talking again
Researchers from Symantec found 49 new modules for the malware program
The OS does not tolerate hardware changes, according to reports.
Ballmer doesn't have to leave the Clippers to return to tech if he turns the Clippers into a tech company.
Samsung and Motorola are both bringing contenders for best new smartwatch to Berlin
A big law firm handling sensitive documents uses its ISO security certification as a competitive differentiator .
Apple is demanding that over US$548 million in damages be paid
DeNA's latest app goes beyond other live streaming software by allowing anything from chat screens to games and video to be broadcast.
DARPA program aims to cultivate automated assistant to help fly aircraft, overcome emergencies
Attackers could use the vulnerability to force BitTorrent applications to send malicious traffic
Claims it's owed $58M while HP seeks "full credit" after cancellation
You might want to start printing all your photos
Only half of IT managers feel they are adequately prepared to prevent future attacks
Lenovo is order a restructuring to revitalize its handset business
A new report shows a steady drop in consumer interest in wearables. But will the smartwatch save the market?
When you own 6,000 cars, any efficiencies you can gain equate to big bucks
Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all quickly suspend accounts, take down video
Global PC shipments will fall by 8.7 percent this year while tablet shipments will decline 8 percent
COO of Georgia Technology Authority discusses the sweeping enterprise-driven privatization push that's improved security, cut costs and upended the state's IT culture.
A bonus feature on a smart home product becomes a security liability.
The mystery of the unnamed narrator
Science, technology, engineering and math alumni rank among highest paid graduates, according to PayScale
The Agora black marketplace will be closed down until a fix for recent Tor de-anonymization attacks is found
IBM augments its software-defined Spectrum line of storage offerings with integrated cloud capabilities
'We are living in a black box society,' one scientist said
