Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Researchers say that each infection is unique
Decoding IBM's traditional CEO retirement age
Section 215 of the law allows the FBI to obtain 'any tangible things' related to terrorism investigations
Sprint says the iPhone is drawing in more new customers than it expected
Mozilla's multi-million dollar contract with rival Google up for renewal in November
As holiday season approaches, analysts say now is time to get online retail in order
New system-on-a-chip helps cut VDI costs
Welcome to the era of cars that connect to the Internet, to each other and to the public infrastructure
Nokia has yet to disclose definite U.S. rollout plans for new Windows Phone 7.5-based Lumia smartphones
Today's criminals aren't stealing money -- that's so yesterday, according to Jim Stickley. It's sensitive data he's after.
Virginia Rometty is set to succeed Sam Palmisano as CEO of IBM on January 1, 2012
The company has to convince consumers to consider Windows Phone
Google reports that requests from U.S. agencies grew by some 30% in the first half of 2011
A social engineer details the steps he takes to show clients that they're an easy target for a data breach
Limited to San Francisco stores now, but will be rolled out 'soon' across the U.S.
District also invests in cloud computing, server virtualization
App suite to retire from mainstream support in six months
Copiale Cipher turns out to be a complex substitution cipher
Amazon Web Services vulnerabilities were found and fixed, others are likely susceptible.
Deliveries promised by Nov. 10
The company saw revenue grow by 14 percent in the quarter
XML signature wrapping attacks could affect many cloud computing platforms
T-Mobile prices device at under $30 after rebate with two-year plan
Juniper includes software-defined network interface in Junos SDK
The company also launched four low-cost devices for developing markets with smartphone-like features
Olympus chief Tsuyoshi Kikukawa steps down after less than two weeks on the job as local media focus on suspicious deals.
The commercial version of Suse Cloud should become available next year
One of many announcements planned at the Citrix Synergy conference this week
China has stepped up calls to promote the "healthy development" of the country's Internet
Apple, Hewlett-Packard, and Yahoo were prominent companies that witnessed CEO changes
PC and Mac users will be able to join a meeting with an e-mail invitation and a download
The executive who built up IBM Global Services will become IBM's new CEO at the start of next year
Consumers who paid for ID security measures may seek compensation, court rules
It also unveiled a removable disk library
Nvidia may pull in future Tegra server chips into Tesla line
'Possibility of some data leakage,' says country's largest defense supplier of jet, nuclear power plant info
McCarthy developed the LISP programming language and AI labs at MIT and Stanford
The two men face jail time and fines for their participation in the copyright infringement site
PeopleSoft founder Dave Duffield's company is going after Oracle and SAP head-on
Revamps New Tab page with upgrade to Chrome 15
Developers can build Objective-C apps and deliver Xcode-compliant projects, keeping them on the right side of Apple's development restrictions
A new DroidKungFu variant poses as a legit application update
Network World editor makes switch to iPhone 4S and so far is sold
Requires too many conditions, too much user interaction to classify as vulnerability
Pew study finds that that about one-third of tablet users today pay directly or indirectly to access news sites
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