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The company is working with SafeNet to protect cryptographic keys
Line, popular in Japan and other Asian countries, has been used maliciously to target young women
Finding seen as warning to U.S. companies that mobile OSes are the likely path to cyberespionage attacks
While not your typical cyberattacker, however, they're more likely to engage in criminal online behavior than non-gang peers, researchers note
Microsoft accuses more resellers in China of distributing pirated copies of Windows
Samsung is working toward phones and tablets with native magnetic resonance charging
Paul D. Ceglia claimed a stake in Facebook based on a contract he claimed he had signed with Mark Zuckerberg
Choice Escrow failed to take banks advice for securing wire transfers, court says
June 26-28 event will play out at San Francisco's Moscone Center, where Apple is expected to hold its WWDC two weeks prior
Programmers reveal how they can code enemies to be smarter in games like 'Crysis' and 'Hitman'
The social network aims to lure a wider variety of developers to its games platform
The executive allegedly shared information about the company's pending acquisition, the DOJ says
The wireless carrier's new LTE network debuted on Tuesday and will reach 200 million people by the end of the year
Research shows Android devices, iPhones could be at risk; though cloud service encryption updates could help
'Modern'-style Calendar app update breaks sync with Google Calendar&by design
A proposal to expand computer crime law moves in the wrong direction, activists say
Oracle is expected to gradually converge its two Unix server families onto its own Sparc processor design
A third of Dynamics pros will seek new jobs this year
Only 5 percent of actively used browser installations have the most up-to-date version of the Java plug-in, the vendor's data shows
Argues that Windows 8's Secure Boot and UEFI requirement are 'technical barrier' and anti-competitive
University of California researcher says malware authors are aware of sandboxing and are in an 'arms race' to stay ahead of it
There is no reason to believe that Microsoft's practices violate EU competition rules, a commissioner said earlier this month
T-Mobile is also debuting its LTE network in seven U.S. cities
The processor will start shipping next year
Range Networks is now aiming its open-source OpenBTS network technology at small rural carriers in North America
A recent targeted attack against human rights activists that used Android malware might be the first of many, they said
Microsoft's sticking to strategy, says analysts
Identity theft, phishing, fraud are rampant, IRS warns
On eve of 'Daylight,' it unveils Switch Light agent based on open source Indigo
Recent test provided stable downlink and uplink bandwidths and worked at speeds greater than 12Mbps
A blade-serverlike design allows users of the all-in-one Big Touch PC to swap out its processors and storage
Midday T-Mobile event today expected to include many details of company's smartphone plans
Foxconn was to invest US$806 million in Sharp in the deal announced last year, but the deal was repeatedly postponed
Ericsson has taken legal action against Micromax, the second-largest smartphone vendor in India
As many as 400 artists worked on the sophisticated 3D film's production, meaning lots of pixels to push
Activists had accused Baidu and China of breaking New York laws by censoring searches
Engineers propose solutions to some of the biggest problems in artificial intelligence
Apple supplier Hon Hai Precision Industry said its annual net income for 2012 was up 16 percent
Blackstone and Icahn care more about the returns than Dell's long-term strategy, which could hurt customers
No 40/100G planned for existing Juniper Networks EX8200 switch; QFabric switch relegated to single-tier 10G data centers
ICANN watchers say businesses should take advantage of the new service
Elliptic curve cryptography expected to usurp role of RSA algorithm over the years due to speed
Calendar drops support for sync to Google's cloud calendar, claims report
The latest version of the TDL malware downloads and uses the 50MB-large Chromium Embedded Framework, Symantec researchers say
