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Trustify was accused of spamming email addresses that showed up in the leak
Accton-based hardware, announced in February, certified by OCP and run multiple OSes
Now lawyers say the movie-sharing app Popcorn Time is like a burglar’s tool
It's on a need-to-know basis, and apparently we don't need to know.
DARPA wants to know what would be the extreme challenges in building advanced optical imagining systems
Intel’s putting its money where its mouth is
A new feature in Vail Resorts' free EpicMix mobile app shows skiers and snowboarders the wait times at lifts and helps them plan their routes.
Hotel chain Wyndham had challenged the FTC's authority to mandate cybersecurity standards
This year's event was surprisingly lacking in gadgets and discussions about consumer-focused Linux devices.
Increasingly common consumer mobile devices open up the enterprise to all sorts of cybersecurity threats.
In the age of mobile everything, screen real-estate is becoming our most precious resource.
The Kinetic Open Storage Project is aimed at promoting Ethernet-based storage technology with open source software and standards
Tips for protecting your organization from extortion
The new DSS group will target areas like web service delivery, oil and gas, and research
Time’s a-ticking, and we’re getting closer and closer to what is almost certainly the launch of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, though not the iPhone 7.
Major changes to Firefox add-ons to improve interoperability and security could backfire
BcacheFS is the first Linux file system written specifically for solid state disks.
“The Martian,” merges fictional and factual chronicles about Mars, building upon the work NASA and others have done exploring Mars and moving it into a future where NASA astronauts are regularly traveling to the red planet
A new breakthrough in quantum computing could speed up the already ultra-powerful tech. With it, though, comes the exacerbated potential for a 'crypto-apocalypse' where existing computer security fails.
The Plenty of Fish online dating website served a malicious advertisement to visitors
The company reported its 16th straight quarter of declining revenue
HP is nearing 'the last of the restructuring mohicans,' said CEO Meg Whitman
Lightning strikes cause problems in 20% of data center cases
Pamela Dyson is helping the nation's principal securities regulator optimize its IT infrastructure and shift toward the cloud, one application at a time.
Names of Ashley Madison customers are a treasure trove for spear phishers
The hacking group seeks geopolitical information
Avid Life Media may have a hard time recovering from this one, according to a security expert
Mesosphere Infinity integrates Apache Spark, Apache Mesos, Apache Cassandra, Apache Kafka and Akka
The update also will also let developers build interactive watch faces that can convey information without requiring a person to open an app
"Snapshots on Tap" echoes a feature coming with the next version of Android
With the Collaborative Cancer Cloud, Intel hopes to remove barriers that keep personalized medicine from scaling
Nate Silver says more data often mean more problems
Another day, another example of a company jumping on the Docker bandwagon and supporting the latest, greatest in some way.
Flash, the choice of a new (IT) generation and increasingly affordable. Vendor Kaminario claims to slice costs further than anyone else
App settings deployed through mobile device management products can be read by other apps
Sanctions mean the North Korean leader has his own network for security
New chips took a backseat to robots and 3D cameras
The first networks will be rolled out next year
Google said it won't use electropermanent magnets to hold Ara's modules in place
Sorry, but there's no easy answer
Tuesday's build 10525 stymies Chrome; Google has logged the bug into the Chromium tracker
It's expected to deliver savings, but how that will happen remains unclear
Qualitative data can provide deeper insight into customers, behaviors and trends
Hitting a specially crafted malicious website can give attackers the same rights as the logged-in user of the machine
