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SlashNext’s machine learning, artificial intelligence detects malware, exploits, data exfiltration and social engineering attacks.
The company discriminates even more than the tech industry as a whole, the department testified Friday, according to The Guardian
Aerospike finds its database running significantly faster while testing Intel's Optane SSDs
The first post-Creators Update beta is here, too
The CIA's hacking operations allegedly borrowed elements from the Carberp financial malware when the code was leaked in 2013
Researchers have observed attacks against IoT devices that wipe data from infected systems
Samsung doesn't know many of the vulnerabilities it has to patch, and many old Tizen devices may not get an OS update to squash the bugs
Should you use Hadoop for your big data business intelligence needs? BigQuery? What's the difference between on-premises Hadoop, in-cloud Hadoop and a serverless model like Google BigQuery's? A new benchmark from AtScale seeks to help you navigate th
Congress wants to know how many US residents' communications are swept up in NSA surveillance before they extend the legal authority for the agency's programs
DARPA wants to build a develop a “semantic engine” through can see through clouds of information complexity
Microsoft tries to quell user anger over its nosy OS
The Mist Asset Visibility Service lets you quickly and cost-effectively locate mobile assets using BLE technology without having to manually deploy and mange physical beacons
The Surface tops other tablets as well in user satisfaction
The plan would involve reversal of a 2015 reclassification of broadband providers
Unlocked sales are growing exponentially; total costs can be reduced 20% or more
The operating profit growth is likely to have come mainly from its components business
Policy change means H-1B employers will need to show that the job requires specialized skills
Analysts dissect why Apple talked up future Mac products this week
Feast your eyes on the Raspberry Pi-powered Lego Mac
PC prices will go up by an average of 1.4 percent, while smartphone prices will rise by 4.3 percent, Gartner predicts
The lobbying group has pledged to work on U.S.-China trade issues with President Trump
More federal scrutiny, investigations and threats of lawsuits
Feature upgrade available through Update Assistant and as .iso disk image
The Homeland Security secretary has said the measures might be taken in the "not too distant future."
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook execs Zuckerberg and Sandberg among those who will wow grads with their wisdom
Dell says AMD's Radeon Pro WX 7100 will support the 8K monitor that started shipping last week
OPNFV Danube brings together full next-gen networking stacks in an open, collaborative environment
The vulnerability allows attackers with access to a guest OS to read the host's memory
The TPUs are faster at neural net inference, and excel at performance per watt
AppDynamics Developer Toolkit will feature a variety languages and diagnostic tools
What in tarnation? Blame iPhone 8 delay on lamination?
Verizon to combine Yahoo and AOL under the Oath umbrella
Implies boost in downloads and new users stem from privacy anxieties; but third-party metrics don't show increased U.S. activity for Opera
The carrier took a programmable chip from foundry to network in less than three months
IBM X Force says to file taxes as soon as you receive your W-2 to combat fraud
As the Dyn attacks showed, even the common DVR is susceptible to attack.
Inside the rollback of online privacy protection rules.
The container data space is a valid one. Portworx’s Series B funding round of $20 million shows this.
The 381 warrants for information on user accounts were coupled with gag orders
Cisco v. Arista: Hearing this week highlights ongoing Ethernet switch patent, copyright battle
The hacking group APT10 has been blamed for the global cyberespionage campaign
iPhones could get better gaming, AI, and image recognition features
Amazingly, dead-to-Microsoft Windows XP runs 14%, says study
Fujitsu is taking the lead in developing SPARC after changes in Oracle roadmap
