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Cybercriminals are distributing a mobile component of the Zeus banking Trojan as an Android security application, Kaspersky experts said
Enterprise usage represents a fantastic oppurtunity for Google, the executive says at the LeWeb conference
Eucalytpus 3.1, due by the end of June, will feature a new program to quickly deploy virtual images
Also, 1 out of 3 surveyed would violate anti-BYOD policies to use personally owned device at work
The figures of the economic impact of cloud outages is probably underestimated, the researchers said
New features include integration with Microsoft Office and with Outlook and other email clients
RIM recently announced it was streamlining its supply chain as part of an overall effort to cut costs
The security company CloudeyeZ is taking a new approach to helping companies manage data breaches
The data, linked to from Pastebin, includes, names, addresses and emails
Surface's two covers, which double as keyboards, offer unique feature (see video
HP wanted assurances against a hostile bid in the settlement of its suit against Hurd
The company sold $4 billion worth of new software licenses during the quarter
Android Security Suite Premium, which is loaded with Zeus variant ZitMo, is a threat to companies given the bring-your-own-device(BYOD)trend
Insider threat takes twist for the worst: malicious intent
Moving around Windows 8 Metro isn't intuitive, so here are some pointers
Schneier calls Stuxnet 'mistake' for US, argues world needs to tackle cyber-arms control
As branded tablet rumors flourish, we answer questions about Windows RT, Windows 8 and Metro
The announcement hints at mobile applications but stirs up privacy fears
Vendors are increasingly offering cloud-based PBX and communication systems, but customers have been slow to catch on and may be more worried about MDM than PBX
Dampens rumors that the two would jointly launch a new tablet or e-reader
But their efforts will be fruitless, according to DNS experts
Investing in law enforcement action against cybercriminals is more important than buying cybersecurity software, researchers say
Giving new tablet Xbox live functionality gives it some unique value
Tablet browsing should be simple and fun and not feel like work, Mozilla developers said.
Intel announces a new family of Xeon Phi chips, which will be released starting later this year
Device encryption, mobile device management software integration rivals BlackBerry Enterprise Server, analyst said
Law enforcement warms up to body-worn video cameras in the field, but some are hesitant to trust the cloud to store footage.
May agreement offers clues to e-reader or tablet co-produced by partners
New IBM water cooled systems, which use warm or hot water, dominate top 10 of Top500 supercomputer list
DigitalGlobe's CIO explains how Earth imagery can solve a multitude of business problems.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Sequoia is number 1, but Europe has more systems in the top 10
The company released on Sunday its Transparency Report on content takedown and user information requests from governments
The next phase of interoperability testing is set to begin July 9
Facebook said its conversations with underwriters were 'customary' and 'did not violate any rules'
Sotheby's also auctions four-page Steve Jobs-penned memo from 1974 for $28K
The GPU is to help manufacturers build less expensive tablets
IDC says the software market will slow down, as Nokia faces tough times ahead
Salesforce.com's Force.com platform has been the object of scorn from Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who recently launched his own cloud
Some applicants may not have a good business plan, ICANN observers say
The Washington law would penalize online content providers for hosting ads for underage prostitution
Analysts speculate on Microsoft's plans for Monday event in Los Angeles
Nonupgradeable battery, other 'Air-izing' traits of new notebook prompts repair expert to say, 'We have to draw a line in the sand'
