Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Kaspersky researchers present their findings about the Wiper malware that affected servers at Iran's oil ministry in April
E-mail service Mailgun is Rackspace's seventh acquisition in five years, and third this year alone
CEO expects venture funds to be used to expand sales and marketing, allow push into mobile
Next generation Amazon tablet expected within a week
The president took questions online in the site's "Ask Me Anything" format
Report of U.S. admission of involvement in cyberwarfare in Afghanistan does not indicate a shift in posture, experts say
Techniques on rise include using short-term domains in drive-by attacks
The My Book VelociRaptor Duo drive comes with a Thunderbolt cable
The tablet has a 10-inch screen and was introduced at IFA
The device has a camera that can shoot video and take pictures at the same time
Hanjuan Jin, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in China, was said to have secretly worked for a Chinese telecommunications company
HP's Envy X2 turns into a tablet via a detachable screen
A California judge said Oracle is obligated to port future versions of its software to Itanium
The judge ordered two sports-streaming websites to be returned to their owner
The South Korean electronics giant also took the wraps off a new Galaxy Camera
Work hard, seize opportunities, think differently, say tech CEOs to young workers
Even if VMware does join OpenStack, some question if it's just symbolic move
At "Innovation Nation" reception for Republicans, Facebook, Microsoft and others look for political clout
MIPS Technologies says its proAptiv CPU will be half the size of ARM's Cortex A-15 but will equal it on performance
Upcoming James Bond "Skyfall" movie to feature smartphone product placement
EMC, VMware, Dell, NetApp CEO's weigh in on analytics, security, BYOD and taking risk
IEEE, IETF, W3C encourage industry groups to adopt their "modern" processes over government-driven efforts
It's the first step in creating an enterprise version of the Google+ service for Google Apps customers
Report highlights security vendors' built-in conflict of interest
Businesses that need to run Java advised to use a white list that prevents employees from visiting anything but trusted sites
Computing advances since Katrina have helped the city plan better on the storm surge, for one
OpenStack distro market is getting crowded, quickly
IBM and Hewlett-Packard tied for the top position by revenue
The hearing on vacacting an injunction against Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be next month
Also, VMware’s suggestion on how to migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7
Security researchers proposed several methods to protect computers from being compromised via a new Java vulnerability
AMD CTO Mark Papermaster said chip design needs to be flexible so devices get more features such as voice, touch and gesture recognition
VMworld news: Changes come to vShield security approach
UC Irvine Medical Center ER doctors, medical students get crash course in iPad apps, management
UMass - Dartmouth turns to sophisticated network management tools for help
IBM says new mainframe, zEnterprise EC12 is 25% faster; has 50% more capacity than current high-end model
The company's survey finds that a majority of U.S. residents want video calling services to work with each other
'Disruptive the second you turn it on,' but the move can be smoothed
In a statement Tuesday, Samsung says it will 'take all necessary measures' to fight the ban
Former SAP, Oracle execs make company's product generally available
