Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The flaws can be exploited to gain unauthorized access or cause denial-of-service conditions
The server factory has stopped production because of the protest
Earlier programmability at Goldman Sachs was a Rube Goldberg machine
Apple failed to provide enough evidence to warrant an injunction, legal damages should be sufficient
Did a spaghetti-like code help bring down the Bitcoin exchange?
The online learning platform is now including material from six nonacademic institutions to meet user demand
Human rights groups are using metadata to verify the authenticity of eyewitness footage
Residents of a dorm can name their own networks and set policies while sharing access points
The course was developed with input from HP and other industry players
Cisco customers concerned about possible network downtime
Cisco licensing model for suites intended to simplify customer purchases
U.S. President Barack Obama is proposing a DARPA budget of $2.9 billion for 2015, but less money is going to ICT and electronics research
No growth through 2018 at the least, says researcher, which means Microsoft will have a very tough time growing Windows revenue
Through a partnership with Uhuru, Red Hat will offer Microsoft .NET and SQL Server as cloud services
The tools were co-designed with the authors of the new SAT
Ransomware with unbreakable encryption will attract cyber bandits like flies to offal
Los Alamos scientists are working on a 'metallic' glass that could be used in tablets, spacecraft and golf clubs
After 20-plus years of service, the technology remains a core part of the IT security stack despite its long predicted demise
Legislators push for US credit cards to include chip technology
The 'Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board' is obtaining information about NSA PRISM impact from various agencies, including the NSA, and the private sector
The new options give customers more flexible ways to use the in-memory computing platform, SAP says
Automakers' disinterest in updating software keeps car enthusiasts disillusioned; Apple's expertise could change that
The biggest differences? Price, apps and a physical remote
Facebook says it will take action against sellers who may use the site to evade laws
100-foot asteroid will have its closest approach at 4 p.m. ET, NASA says
The flaws allowed hackers to overdraw accounts on the two websites without being detected
At current spending pace, China research spending will exceed that of U.S. by 2022, says research group
Cover Oregon was supposed to go live Oct. 1 but still isn't fully functional
The base images are managed by Red Hat and cost from $0.084 per hour
The company has virtualized all servers supporting internal IT and is now getting ready to deploy SDN.
Noted leaker Wzor posts screenshots of final signed build, claims Update 1 will ship in five weeks
AT&T, NTT, others share implementation experiences, strategies at Open Networking Summit 2014
The app joins other recent additions to the selection on WIndows Phone, including Instagram and Vine
F-Secure tells SP users how to maximize security and minimize risks as Microsoft ends support
A fake version of Netflix that steals personal data and sends it to Russia has been found on several phone models
F-Secure's Threat Report sheds light on how Android, though a target, is no push-over
The carrier is looking to cloud computing as a model for delivering services
Budget proposal would also funds efforts for NASA to regain ability to send astronauts to space station
Facebook is in talks to buy unmanned aircraft maker Titan Aerospace, a report said
Seagate CFO Pat O'Malley says high-capacity storage will make it to some tablets this year
NIST plans to develop a framework to help different industries better understand and use big data
Outsourcing has become commonplace, but the economical and security issues of such a trend may cause irreparable damage
