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Changing consumer attitudes about online collection of personal data may force new business models, analyst says
ADP and Facebook use DMARC seen by both as a way to fight phishing attacks
CEO Heins says network testing by U.S. carriers could delay shipments of the Q10 and its Qwerty keyboard until June
Former Red Hat execs backed with $26M in venture funding aim to make migrating into and out of the cloud easier with its application hypervisor
Some things never change
With Gozi's masterminds indicted, the Trojan has probably run its course. But like with drug cartels, when one falls another rises up
DMARC participants Facebook, Microsoft, PayPal say 60% of world's email boxes now protected under DMARC
Cisco's annual networking forecast says mobile traffic will increase 13 times through 2017, with the most growth in Asia
The company did not violate Australian law by allowing companies to purchase AdWords related to their competitors
Microsoft Surface is a device businesses will consider buying
Apple is making gains on Microsoft among IT pros as BYOD brings in new devices
Secret review shows executive office has broad power to act in cyber emergency
The new 'Lucky Thirteen' attacks can be used to decrypt SSL/TLS and DTLS data if certain conditions are met
Continuum Analytics will extend the widely used NumPy library for distributed systems
Security researcher foresees mobile botnets coming this year
Dell is likely to curb the consumer portion of its client business
Confusion generated by Hurricane Sandy led to data-entry problems and incorrect pay for many National Grid workers
The ITU's recent meeting was a first step toward new Internet regulations, lawmakers and experts say
Microsoft also may be trying to influence more hardware designs in the post-PC world with a $2 billion loan to Dell
Users are advised to temporarily disable the Web protection component in their products and install a new update in order to fix the issue
Almost two-thirds of those surveyed reported taking a 'Facebook vacation' at some point
Agile software development is the new way applications are built and deployed into the market quickly, and HP wants to have a play in the game
Hiring driven by IT executives who are trying to change their organizations in response to business needs
The company is working on an add-on for Unity's cross-platform development environment
Administrators can find out when their databases are running out of storage or have availability problems
The new MySQL features a speedy memcached interface and dynamic table updating
FrA(c)dA(c)ric Chesnais did not hesitate a second to try to save Atari when he heard the bad news, he said
Any Apple device running iOS 6 or above can bypass App Store
The new Power 710, 720, 730 and 740 Express servers start at $5,947
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act gives prosecutors too much authority, lawmakers say
The latest jailbreak works for the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and iPad mini models on iOS 6.0 through 6.1
Civil rights group also urges federal legislators to pressure carriers to better handle responsibility of Android security
AT&T said traffic on its in-stadium network was nearly double last year's
Logins, passwords, phone numbers included in the info made public
Optical drives could eventually be abandoned by PC makers, IHS iSuppli says
Java browser plug-in functionality restored to Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion after latest blacklisting
Talk about teamwork, be prepared to discuss your weaknesses, don't forget to interview the interviewer, and more advice
Standard Support pricing will go from 18 percent to 19 percent of license fees, effective July 15, for new customers
VMware is laying off employees, exiting business units, and its CTO and CEO have left. Should customers worry?
Mobile devices will drive semiconductor revenue this year after a rough 2012
TCP vulnerability can crash and reboot systems
The deal gives Oracle added presence in many of the world's top telcos
Civil liberties group accuses EU Commission of trying to avoid copyright reform
But Sweden leads in patent production on a per capita basis
