Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The new exploit affects the latest versions of Java 7 and Java 6, FireEye researchers warn
The bill was altered this week and has become less damaging, Google said
A Japanese IT security agency says the wallpaper app, downloaded 500,000 times, actually 'steals' private information from users
MIT panel says demand on the Internet, massive-growth of wireless nets and general lack of security are but a few of the future challenges pressing on the world's information infrastructure
The entire purpose of the websites is to attract users with the free means of copying content, the judge said
New Zealand's Court of Appeal rejected two lower court decisions ordering the US to turn over more evidence
The telepathic iPhone, fan art fantasies, roaming LTE
The deal is aimed at giving marketers better information on their desktop and mobile campaigns
Cyber Fighters have claimed responsibility for five waves of attacks against banks since last September
The mobile show's new location came with some surprises
SAP still requires 131 pages of fine print to describe software licensing rules for its products
Reuters pegs March announcement of penalties for screw-up
Patent lawsuits by non-practicing entities hurt innovation, tech groups say
Second commercial resupply mission to bring 1,200 pounds of supplies to orbiter
But iMac supply issues continue two-thirds through the quarter
Also: Windows 8 upgrade rumored for summer, more Windows 8 ads queued, deals on Windows 8 machines
Google has 'relentless' optimism over the possibilities of search, he says
Latest imaginings of future Apple iPhone 6 smartphones focus on greater size
Separating software from hardware could bring new services sooner and help carriers compete with Internet players
Lower-cost models will open up the global market
The information gathered will be available to all
Next pope will decide whether to keep Twitter account up and running
Brin calls smartphones 'emasculating' as company looks for thousands of 'explorers' to test the digitized eyewear
A look at a few of the carrots and sticks behind F5's ongoing diversification.
The proposed law would turn Europe into an e-fortress, according to a Member of the European Parliament
Chief privacy officers at Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Facebook go public
The attack uses an Nvidia tool vulnerable to DLL preloading, Sophos researchers say
A range of options for cloud storage, from fully managed on-premises to public cloud off-premises options are flooding the market
At RSA Conference, security execs say using big data for security may be a future issue but it's a little much right now
European data protection regulators have grown impatient with Google's failure to respond to their critcisms
There's plenty of research to support telecommuting advocates and naysayers alike
Warren East hints that a 64-bit Windows RT may be on the way
Analyst: Software Assurance's failings come home to roost, so Redmond turns to perpetual payments
China Mobile's budding network is helping to pique interest in a different way of using scarce spectrum
Three NGOs have filed a complaint in France against a Samsung subsidiary
Android phones could be approved for access to classified networks later this year
The partnership allows PayPal customers to use Coinstar kiosks to deposit and withdraw cash
Mt.Gox will work with CoinLab to make purchases of the virtual currency easier in the US and Canada
The data appears to come in part from a security contractor working with the bank
The Instagram-like app joins other recently blocked programs from the site
Cisco is in a statistical fourth-place tie for server systems revenue alongside Fujitsu and Oracle
Cloud crash made Stackify mad as hell, so it did something about it
Post your request on Google+ or Twitter by end of day
The legislation targets infringement lawsuits by so-called patent trolls
Move to end work-at-home policy is just about Yahoo, company says
