Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The guidelines seek to account for other security technology that can detect malware for fair tests
Goatse claims it has iPad exploit that others could have used to hijack tablets
Former San Francisco administrator shut down city network for 10 days
Big push in mobile access necessary, CEO Howard Schultz says
Also unveils a Blu-ray drive with 12X read speed, and its smallest optical disk drive
Although Fusion Applications are finally on the horizon, many users are still dealing with legacy systems
North Korea is nurturing an IT force with competitive pay rates, but political concerns make it a hard place to do business
Qualcomm wins in four service areas
Help Center flaw is Microsoft's eighth zero-day this year
Security is end-to-end, and your service provider is part of the picture
Company takes social networking to the enterprise, promises iPhone, iPad apps
Ease-of-use key to making augmented reality more popular
Reliance Industries said it would acquire Infotel Broadband after the latter won licenses for wireless broadband
A new study shows that porn surfers often have out-of-date software that can be exploited on the cheap
Neelie Kroes wants to avoid another antitrust case like the one that forced Microsoft to license interoperability data
Faster processing needed for gamers, but also multi-tasking workers
Strongest case yet for federal action, says former FTC special counsel
Cloud problem resolution often takes days
Copper nanotechnology might be used in future iPads, flexible displays and solar cells
Focus on technical simplicity will be key to project success, city IT officials say
Social networking site's engineers call upgrade to next-gen Internet services "easy"
Microsoft execs offer a few more details on Windows smartphone technology; but key questions remain
More use cases and better tools are adding up to maturity for the hype-filled Enterprise 2.0 movement
The standard works with cable, power lines and phone lines at 200M bps and more
Leaders of three VC firms counter the telecom argument that net neutrality rules would curtail investment
Have not heard from FBI, which is investigating AT&T breach
Google told congressmen that it hasn't analyzed the data it collected so doesn't know if it has sensitive information
Other experts still say Verizon Wireless, as the largest U.S. carrier, will follow AT&T
