Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The malware, dubbed Zberp, targets customers of 450 financial institutions, security researchers from Trusteer said
A bug led to incoherent election results, the Belgian government said
Wearables could work with cameras and PlayStation consoles, says Kazuo Hirai
Big questions about the Internet of Things are on the agenda at a July conference
Apple also wants the court to review a jury order and hike damages
Sony has established two joint ventures in China for the purpose with a local firm
Prosecutors contend the seven months time he has served is enough for Hector Xavier Monsegur
Researchers will give more details next month on an experimental laser link
A Brooklyn man is accused of scamming the social network out of $340,000 in advertising, and Facebook wants him banned for life
The popular Docker technology could provide a competitive edge for Google's cloud services
After using open DNS and NTP servers for DDoS amplification, attackers are also abusing the SNMP protocol
Despite economic turbulence, tech leaders are confident that users will adopt cloud and mobile technology
Pushes OEMs to lower tablet prices and throws in Office, all to drive larger sales share
China on Thursday announced it would vet major IT products for security threats
Notice begins to appear on home page of ebay.com
Apple iPhone 6 scuttlebutt: Innolux in luck, video selfies, more dummies, old mold
Components include an incubator for startups to build apps and other services for residents and visitors
The botnet contained almost 1,500 compromised point-of-sale and other retail systems from 36 countries, researchers from IntelCrawler said
Extends patch-bug fix-update support to 5 years after sales launch of each Chromebook notebook
Not revealing the name of the country is censorship, Wikileaks' Julian Assange said
Conference mixed milestone revelry with stark realities of mission ahead
PQChat intended as secure alternative to WhatsApp
Google letter to SEC describes company's intent to deliver targeted ads to smart fridges, thermostats other devices.
The tablets could be ready before Google's developer conference in late June, the WSJ reported
The class representatives will each get $80,000 extra for their roles
The FBI declined to fight Microsoft after it found another way to keep its investigation secret
Attackers are probably trying to develop exploit code, the CTO of Qualys says
CEO Meg Whitman says the company's turnaround 'remains on track'
Designed for massive server deployments, CoreOS consumes less than 200MB of working memory per instance
The company quietly zapped the word 'free' from a press release announcing the deal to provide the cloud suite to millions of Thai students
In the works since 2012, the Spanish bank's global rollout of the cloud suite is expected to end this year with the US implementation
Ready to toss aside that meek service mentality and step up your game? Several savvy CIOs explain how to grasp the reins of IT power.
'TALOS' suit prototype will strengthen soldiers, monitor the battlefield and even give first aid
Carrying voice calls over LTE means faster call setup, the carrier said
No sign that hackers are exploiting the unpatched vulnerability in IE8; XP users will never see the fix
Companies need to worry about securing hardware that's connected to the Web as well as Windows, said one speaker
Social network adds tools to help keep personal information among Facebook friends
Critics of the bill say they plan to push for changes as it moves to the Senate
DoJ said group stole IDs from Fort Benning, Alabama State Agencies and Call Center
Authorities seized fake medicines worth US$36 million, but also shut down websites and removed rogue online advertisements
The CA Desktop Migration Manager can move a user's files and settings to an upgraded or new desktop or laptop computer
AT&T is breaking away from proprietary hardware and software
LTE Multicast technology seen as expanding revenue streams for carriers and providing premium video to viewers
People want smaller tablets and bigger-screen laptops, says analyst, not a 12-in. display
DHS-funded Software Assurance Marketplace aspires to find breakthroughs in code security analysis
The foundation will offer open-source OS distributions for MIPS, including Android, CentOS and Ubuntu
Tensions are rising between China and the U.S. over cyber security issues
