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The move by Target comes after a breach of its customers' data
Those who stole the data appear to be keeping a low profile on underground forums
A new SDK lets Android developers easily accept Bitcoin payments in their apps
The deal gives Google a stronger footing in the emerging world of the connected home
Decision means federal agents will need reasonable cause to search electronic devices at U.S. borders
Massive domain registrar inks deal with Microsoft to sell Office subscriptions
Nginx Plus offers more ways to route traffic among multiple Java components
IaaS and SaaS companies putting the squeeze on PaaS vendors
"OK Glass, keep me awake," users can say
Robotic arm grabs spacecraft as commercial mission reaches International Space Station
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The company's CEO confirmed that attackers used malware to steal credit and debit card data from PoS systems
An Oracle sales director allegedly said a lower salary offer was "good money for an Indian," according to a new lawsuit
The company is updating unsecure default settings that left files accessible over the Internet
The service will blow competing comparison sites out of the water, he said
Elliott Management's 6.2% buy calls for cost cuts, dividend payouts
Google, Amazon investments in robotics have software robot firm Blue Prism pumped
The EU could make better use of spectrum in the UHF band, said a European Commissioner
Saturday's hack follows hijack of Skype's social media channels two weeks ago
Just a small fraction of consumer mobile apps will bring financial success to their developers by 2018
The company plans to release firmware updates to remove the undocumented feature by the end of the month
So says the head of VMware's network virtualization business unit
Managing Gen Y employees requires flexibility and patience
FortiGate gear can identify MAC address on shoppers' smartphones, help with store marketing
Wozniak was invited on a speaking engagement to help inspire the company's engineers
Small businesses are lashing out against a new star rating feature on the site
TV networks are suing the startup for streaming local broadcast TV over the Internet
Other World Computing starts selling a 30-meter optical cable for $899, and Corning shows a 61-meter cable
Identity thieves may have taken email addresses, mailing addresses and other information, the company says
Contractor that built troubled health care site will be replaced by Accenture amid growing frustration over pace of repairs, report says
Spending increases are forecast for software, smartphones and tablets
A coalition of websites, activist groups and companies will coordinate protests against online surveillance
Will transition to 'Intel Security' in 2014, putting space between it and John McAfee, erratic founder of the 27-year-old firm
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Companies are also looking for workers with more traditional skills for security and quality assurance jobs
IT job numbers reflect CIO concerns about economy, labor participation, says Janco Associates
Gartner says U.S. Mac shipments were up 29%; IDC counters, claims they fell 6%
Verizon customers will be able to use Oracle databases, middleware and software on a per-hour basis
SAP expects to report a 2 percent rise in Q4 revenue, with the propoertion from cloud subscriptions and support up 66 percent
The Commission wants to extend its deadline by six months to give countries such as Germany a chance to adopt new payment rules
Distinguished engineer Schliesser seeks to disrupt former employers
The company's Appstore has become a relevant alternative to Google's Play store, according to one analyst
But as the numbers stabilize, there's light at the end of the tunnel, say IDC and Gartner
The company has restructured its management to return to high growth
