Vendors and Providers

Facebook experiment helps battle man-in-the-middle attacks

Oracle asks for its pound of flesh in unique SAP theft case

The company asked an appeals court to reinstate a $1.3 billion damages award against SAP

SanDisk ships its first self-encrypting SSDs

The drives come with management software with an administrative dashboard

Samsung to unveil Gear Glass at IFA this September, report says

Google Glass competitor would have one earpiece and would display over one eye, run Tizen OS

Laid-off IBM workers allege age bias in lawsuit

Former employees say IBM was only interested in recent college grads, a charge the company calls baseless

Senator seeks answers on Samsung’s fingerprint scanner for Galaxy S5

Technology poses security concerns, says Franken

Microsoft Patch Tuesday gives attackers a roadmap to XP vulnerabilities

Microsoft has issued eight bulletins that fix 13 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer and Office

Microsoft: We’re serious this time; XP’s dead to us

That rush fix last week? Just forget it ever happened

Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 Update requirement generates confusion

The reasons and conditions for demanding that customers install this OS update seem arbitrary and contradictory

Broadband CEOs warn FCC against reregulating for net neutrality

A reclassification of broadband as a regulated service would hurt the industry and its customers, CEOs said