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Mobility, cloud, BYOD lead to surge in two-factor authentication schemes
The NSA contractor who gave the press documents related to government surveillance has fled to Hong Kong
Some sticking points remain, but it now seems likely Apple will announce free Internet radio service at WWDC
The company continues to claim no involvement with the reported government surveillance program
CEO Page joins legal counsel in rejecting reports it gave U.S. government back door access to data centers
At Apple WWDC, IT groups look for options, users for new classes of apps
Advice for breaking down the security and risk silos in your organization for a more collaborative enterprise risk management approach
The company's Intune management service will play a key role in helping Microsoft shops manage non-Windows devices
TiVo will receive $490 million up front and license its set-top box technology
MIT alum tells grads: 'I stopped trying to make my life perfect, and instead tried to make it interesting'
Witnesses from industry groups, copyright holders and the Consumers Union all support a bill to make unlocking smartphones legal
The worlds of technology and musical theater collide; Bill Gates, Steve Jobs are portrayed
President describes NSA phone call record snooping a 'modest inconvenience'
Collection of telephone records violates the US Constitution, the founder of Freedom Watch says
Jaan Tallinn also says Microsoft is trying to 'squeeze out as much value' from Skype as it can now that it owns it
Decline comes amid analyst worries about Galaxy S4 sales, impact of cheaper devices and even Apple trade-in program
More than a third of intrusions are pegged to malicious attacks in Ponemon/Symanec report
Unless Apple departs from established practice, it will reveal ship month, set cost and announce free upgrade program
UI redesign, plus deeper changes are next steps in post-PC era
Before diving into Bitcoin, make sure you know the facts.
The malware is the most sophisticated Android Trojan program found to date, researchers from Kaspersky Lab said
Why the Bitcoin ATM may not be the best option for illegal activity, and where it could start popping up soon.
Reports of massive information collection from phone and Internet companies may violate the Constitution, critics say
Current buy-back vendors like Gazelle and NextWorth not worried, see the move as a 'float-all-boats' opportunity
Connecting cars with LTE costs more than with 3G, but results in a better and more future-proof connection
Microsoft Patch Tuesday for June takes aim at "critical" IE by flaws
Is the blanket collection of phone data like that exposed this week legal? The government believes so. Here's the lowdown.
Amazon could face problems securing e-book content in China, according to an analyst
Data from Microsoft, Facebook, Google servers is being accessed, Washington Post claims
Google's OS is being picked up by dozens of smaller firms at the trade show
Intel executive Dadi Perlmutter responds to ARM's claims of processor superiority over Silvermont
The collection of communications does not target U.S. persons, he said.
New models from dashcam makers add GPS location, G-force detection and better video quality
Major Internet companies let US agencies probe their servers, the Washington Post and the Guardian eported
New consolidated ad tools to reduce complexity will roll out in the coming months
Privacy advocates say reports about the operation confirm long-held fears
UC Berkeley’s Tessellation operating system can simultaneously support real-time, high-throughput parallel applications
Government Accountability Office agrees with IBM, which protested Amazon winning the contract
A bunch of bogus little hints and everyone freaks right out. Also -- the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4 are starting families (though not with each other), a gaming tablet that's actually designed for games, and more.
The goal is for 100Mbps to 1Gbps to 99 percent of students within five years
Dubbed Sentinel, the HANA-powered product is aimed at helping investors make better trades, according to a job posting
Apple iPad rumors: The politics of postponement, fake photos reveal truth, don''t listen to Tim
The exploit targets a vulnerability that only affects unsupported Plesk versions, the software's creator said
The new legislation would deny US visas to cyberattackers sponsored by foreign governments
Incentive program aims to build up partners using Box platform
The site will offer 5GB of free capacity
New breed of modular data centers are built quickly with flexibility in mind