Security

Leaked Apple UDIDs were stolen from digital publishing firm

Digital publishing firm Bluetoad says hackers stole the leaked Apple UDIDs from its servers

sensible sudo-ing

Sprint LTE coming to NY, LA, Chicago ‘in the coming months’

The carrier has listed more than 100 cities where commercial 4G LTE is on the way

Anonymous hacker claims responsibility for GoDaddy.com outage

Hacker takes down all websites hosted by GoDaddy, but insists Anonymous collective not involved

Glastopf Web application honeypot gets SQL injection emulation capability

The Honeynet Project releases SQL injection emulator for the open-source Glastopf web application honeypot

Anonymous stole Apple UDIDs from BlueToad, not the FBI

BlueToad CEO Paul DeHart admitted in an NBC News interview that the data came from his company's database. The AntiSec hackers who dumped the UDIDs originally claimed they were stolen from an FBI laptop.

Looking for Enterprise/Residence Convergence – A Visit to CEDIA Expo

With more people than ever working from home, one might assume that there’s a trend towards the convergence of traditional residential and enterprise/work systems. Surprisingly, the opportunities here haven’t really been exploited at all.

Productivity vs. cost: What you must consider before cutting the cord and mobilizing your workforce

Nontechie CIOs: translators or meddlers?

Nontech CIOs are all the rage these days. Is that good or bad for IT?

Mobile malware shifting to SMS fraud