By Brad Chacos, PC World | August 6th, 2014 CryptoLocker is a nasty bit of ransomware that encrypts all your files unless you pay, but… Read More »CryptoLocker decrypted: Researchers reveal website that frees your files from ransomware
By Agam Shah, IDG News Service | August 6th, 2014 AMD says the FirePro S9150 is faster than Nvidia’s fastest Tesla processor. Advanced Micro Devices… Read More »AMD claims supercomputing GPU performance crown with FirePro S9150
By Gregg Keizer, Computerworld | August 6th, 2014 Releases the browser to its Dev preview channel; follows Windows 64-bit promotion to Beta. Google has promoted… Read More »Google ships 64-bit Chrome for OS X
By Martyn Williams, IDG News Service | August 5th, 2014 The hackers collected data on a massive scale, ‘so it affects absolutely everybody,’ security firm… Read More »DATA BREACH Russian hackers amass 1.2B stolen Web credentials
By Jaikumar Vijayan, Computerworld | August 5th, 2014 It’s time to institute national standards and licensing requirements for cybersecurity professionals, Pell Center says. It By… Read More »Cybersecurity should be professionalized
It’s been about one year since we released Cumulus Linux commercially to the market. Cumulus Linux proved itself quickly as a powerful alternative to traditional… Read More »A Full Year of Commercially Available Cumulus Linux Brings Us to Version 2.2
Existing tools for network interface configuration have several shortcomings when applied to network switches. These include the lack of ability to handle interface dependencies, incremental… Read More »ifupdown2, a New Network Interface Manager for Cumulus Linux
Existing tools for network interface configuration have several shortcomings when applied to network switches. These include the lack of ability to handle interface dependencies, incremental… Read More »ifupdown2, a New Network Interface Manager for Cumulus Linux
CC BY 2.0 from Brian Snelson I’m pleased to announce that CloudFlare now supports WebSockets. The ability to protect and accelerate WebSockets has been one… Read More »CloudFlare Now Supports WebSockets
CC BY 2.0 from Brian Snelson I’m pleased to announce that CloudFlare now supports WebSockets. The ability to protect and accelerate WebSockets has been one… Read More »CloudFlare Now Supports WebSockets
By Grant Gross, IDG News Service | August 5th, 2014 A research team at the University of Washington pushes forward with technology that uses radio… Read More »Researchers promote battery-free Wi-Fi technology
By Stephen Lawson, IDG News Service | August 5th, 2014 Many packages are vying to take the popular kit’s place, and security threats still abound,… Read More »Cisco: Blackhole arrest cuts exploit-kit traffic, but don’t let your guard down
By Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service | August 5th, 2014 A work-around is available for users who are unable to apply Java upgrades, Oracle says.… Read More »Oracle issues fix for Java update that crippled some Web apps
By Steve Ragan, CSO | August 5th, 2014 Researchers at Trustwave have provided CSO with an inside look at the Magnitude Exploit Kit’s infrastructure. Linked… Read More »Exposed: An inside look at the Magnitude Exploit Kit
By Ellen Messmer, Network World | August 5th, 2014 ‘Dynamic DNS’ also becoming exploited by cyber-criminals for botnet operations. In its semi-annual threat report out… Read More »‘Unusual uptick’ in attacks on media, publishing, Cisco says
By Jeremy Kirk, Techworld | 5th August, 2014 Joshua Rogers decided to go public with the information after notifying PayPal of the problem on June… Read More »PayPal’s two-factor authentication is easily beaten, researcher says
By Agam Shah, IDG News Service | August 4th, 2014 The number of businesses adopting ‘Internet of things’ technology continues to grow. Companies have embarked… Read More »IoT will become multitrillion-dollar market by 2020
By Joab Jackson, The IDG News Service | August 4th, 2014 The HTTP/2 protocol will speed Web delivery, though also may put more strain on… Read More »Web acceleration protocol nears completion
By Tim Greene, Network World | August 4th, 2014 A $50 device made with off the shelf hardware can. For $50 attackers can build a… Read More »Black Hat 2014: How to steal security codes from home alarm systems
By Lucas Mearian, Computerworld | August 4th, 2014 An attacker who penetrates a vehicle’s radio or Bluetooth connection can gain access to other critical functions.… Read More »Researchers to name the most hackable cars at Black Hat