Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Joshua Rogers said the SQL injection flaw allowed access to 600,000 records with personal information
Cisco found hundreds of related suspicious domains that are probably used to push malware
A program pairing user activity with promotional content will disappear come April 9
Tech vendors are creating tablets with more specialized designs
Keeping networks open for innovators is a major policy imperative, he said
The key to their long-term success may in the classroom
IBM will dedicate a third of its research projects to cognitive computing, IBM execs revealed at the launch of its Watson business unit
The Soloshot 2 is your own personal cameraman
Intel, Freescale to ship mini-computers for do-it-yourselfers interested in wearable computing
Microsoft plans to plug the zero-day hole that hackers have been exploiting in the aged OS next week
The company's mobile app now lets users de-link their phone numbers from their usernames
With Ford CEO Alan Mulally out of the picture, Microsoft's stock will continue to slide, predict Wall Street analysts
After 3 postponements, commercial spacecraft sets off carrying food, spare parts, experiments
Now device makers can load the OS on their products, and developers can start making applications for it
MIT Professional Education is offering a four-week, $495 online course on Big Data challenges
Many apps failed to validate SSL certificates and exposed sensitive information, a researcher from IOActive said
Google was to help the country's election commission with voter facilitation services
Private files can be accessed over the Internet by anyone with basic knowledge
New technologies let multiple smartphones, tablets or other enabled devices charge at the same time
The police are still gathering evidence, court says
It took a stepfather two appeals to avoid liability for the actions of his stepson
Remember the Palm Pre? Anybody watching 3D TV these days, running Windows Vista or watching a movie on Blu-ray?
The openSUSE site maintainers recommend using strict directory permissions and alternative authentication systems
The security vendor is almost certainly not only one to have helped NSA
A brief session with the most hyped piece of video game technology at CES 2014
A new 3D ceramic printer can make you a teapot in five hours
The operator has taken a minority position in the Japanese company with an eye to gaming on smartphones and tablets
The CES show floor shows how we've arrived at the Internet of Things
The mediation will be held by Feb. 19 ahead of a March trial for the patent dispute
The newly formed Watson Business Group will be based in New York and offer cognitive computing systems and services for industry
From Internet toothbrushes to stick-on sensors, gadgets and wearables are getting connected.
Data collection by companies, particularly related to the Internet of things, need to be discussed
Manufacturers are showing off increasingly autonomous, connected vehicles in the quest for intelligent cars
Microsoft's updated mobile operating system is expected to launch this spring
Forthcoming spectrum auctions will determine availability
The new ThinkPad X1 Carbon comes with a keyboard that drops the physical function keys
Hints at what might appear at next year's CES, from some of this year's buzzier companies.
Lenovo, Acer and Dell will ship 28-inch monitors under $800 in the coming months
Movement on the controversial issue should be possible this year, says Penny Pritzker
White House grants ISS funding for another 10 years
Mathematicians introduce a formula that reduces the time it takes to calculate the best path through a network
Intel is bringing support for DDR4 memory to its server chips code-named Grantley, which are based on the Haswell architecture, sources said
