Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
One researcher publishes exploit, another touts defense for Microsoft's newest zero-day
A point-to-point link gives the wildlife-filled Farallones more bandwidth than many homes have
Robotics and networking are major beneficiaries
Microsoft expands release, ships thousands of prototype handsets
NASA's involvement and early interest from partners bode well
New tool called Fingerprint will let users sort malware on their own
Rogue scripts, fake antivirus programs, and infected PDFs: Defend yourself against the Web's most insidious threats
So you want to add HTML 5 video to your site? Here's how.
IBM security device protects bank transfers
Virus traffic more than double levels seen last year, Google says
How to choose the right tool and get the most from it.
BreakingPoint, Mu Dynamics and other high-end tools help you know whether your network can stand up to real-world attacks
Free malware scanning service is being performed by Armorize Technologies
Foundry, Extreme, Enterasys, 3Com also settle with patent acquirer in PoE case
Two-thirds of current iPhone owners plan to delay buying new model
Social networking phenom expects to crest half a billion users this week
A $15 million grant will assist a project to increase broadband use among deaf U.S. residents
Threat levels jump, but Microsoft not ready to say when it will patch shortcut bug
The company may finally diversify from search advertising with mobile ads, display ads and workplace apps
In response to questions from lawmakers, the iPhone maker details the kind of location data it collects
News conference gets an A- or B+, but slow reaction to three-week event less impressive
I/o Data Centers will formally announce plans in two weeks to enter the containerized data center market
U.S. venture investment nearly returned to pre-recession levels
Free bumpers for iPhone 4 and plenty of whining from Apple boss Steve Jobs
Siemens says a new Windows virus takes aim at its SCADA management systems
But it won't patch the vulnerability for Windows XP SP2 or Windows 2000
Using language, metrics and advocacy to bridge the separation between departments
AMD's first Fusion chips will appear in netbooks and low-end laptops
The Green Grid and its partners have recommended standard ways for data center operators to measure Power Usage Effectiveness
It will take at least 18 months for encoding the symbol in Unicode, the government says
Obama's presence at cybersecurity coordinator's meeting sends right message at right time, say analysts
More than 80 schools will prep 50,000 workers for IT jobs
Technology stocks rallied for the second week in a row after hitting a near term low July 1
There is no word yet on whether Microsoft will continue to use Metaweb in Bing
The phones will still be available through some carriers and to developers
Emprise 9000 array comes with thin provisioning, and scales from two to 12 controllers
But others expect Apple CEO Steve Jobs to say 'you're still holding it WRONG!'
Increases payment for reported vulnerabilities six-fold
A French advocacy group has published a document purporting to be the latest draft of the secret copyright treaty
Microsoft no longer patches XP SP2 but many companies are still using the OS version
The move comes after reports about antenna and reception problems that Steve Jobs says are being blown out of proportion
The 'Bumpers' and other cases will be free until Sept. 30.
