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Mumblehard Malware Mugs Linux Servers

A family of Linux malware targeting Linux and BSD servers has been lurking around for five years, Eset has reported. ...

Microsoft Fires Up Its Business Engines

Microsoft on Monday announced a slew of products and services for IT professionals and business at its first Ignite conference, being held in Chicago through Friday ...

FOSSers Puzzle Over Significance of Open Source .Net Core

At its Build dev conference last week, Microsoft released a preview of the next version of its .Net Core runtime distribution, fulfilling last fall's pledge to open source .Net and take it cross-platform for Mac and Linux ...

Apple, IBM Bring Tech to the Rescue for Japan’s Seniors

Apple and IBM last week announced an initiative with Japan Post Group to provide seniors in Japan with iPads preloaded with apps and analytics designed to improve their quality of life ...

Steer Clear of iOS 8’s Infinite Loop

A flaw in iOS 8 allows hackers essentially to crash apps that perform SSL communications whenever they like. Skycure reported the bug at the RSA security conference held last week, advising owners of iOS devices to upgrade to iOS 8.3 ...

Microsoft Offers Devs an Edge

Microsoft on Wednesday made its new Edge browser, developed under the code name "Project Spartan," available to participants in the Windows Insider Program. Joe Belfiore, corporate vice president, operating systems group, made the announcement at the company's Build developers' conference, being held in San Francisco through Friday ...

Can LG’s Hot G4 Smoke the Competition?

LG on Tuesday unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the G4. The official launch followed weeks of leaks about the device's design and features ...

Amazon Goes Full Bore for B2B Commerce

Amazon on Tuesday announced Amazon Business, lifting its 3-year-old Amazon Supply business-to-business marketplace from beta status to full functionality with new features and benefits, and a massively increased product selection ...

Patent Holders: Google Wants Your IP!

Google on Monday announced it will open an experimental portal to purchase patents from their holders between May 8 and May 22. The move is widely seen as an attempt to shut off patent trolls ...

No More Smartphones, Nokia Vows

Nokia has kinda, sorta asserted that it's not returning to the smartphone business, in the wake of persistent reports that it's been eyeing a comeback ...

The Great Apple Watch Marketing Mystery

The day Apple initially picked to launch the Apple Watch was in some respects a dud ...

Google’s Low-Fee Fi: Ho-Hum

Google on Wednesday announced Fi, a program that combines the wireless networks of Google carrier partners Sprint and T-Mobile with more than 1 million free, open WiFi hotspots Google has verified as fast and reliable. ...

VCs Cough Up $100M for Cybersecurity Startup Illumio

Illumio, a 2-year-old cybersecurity startup, last week announced it had raised US$100 million in a Series C round of financing, bringing its total funding over the past 27 months to more than $142 million ...

Government Surveillance: What to Do, What to Do?

The CIA has been trying to hack into iOS for years. British and American agencies reportedly have collaborated to create a map of the Internet and Web users. The United States National Security Agency has, together with the UK's GCHQ, reportedly stolen SIM card encryption keys from Gemalto. The FBI is frothing at the mouth over Google's and Apple's encryption of their mobile OSes. Vulnerabilities in Signaling System 7 telephony protocols let third parties eavesdrop on cellphone calls and intercept text messages, despite encryption...

US Navy Gears Up for Cyberwarfare

The U.S. Fleet Cyber Command, part of the U.S. 10th Fleet, is developing a strategy for modernizing its cyberoperations and transforming the Navy's network into a cyberwarfare platform, C4ISRNetworks reported earlier this month ...

China’s Great Cannon Could Point Anywhere When Next Fuse Is Lit

China, which censors the Internet with its Great Firewall aka the "Golden Shield," has a new censorship tool that is causing alarm. It's known as the "Great Cannon." ...

LG Lends Substance to G4 Rumors

LG on Thursday confirmed rumors about the basic look of its upcoming G4 flagship smartphone with a post on its Facebook page ...

Apple Devs Play WWDC Lottery

Apple on Tuesday announced that its 26th annual Worldwide Developers Conference will take place in San Francisco June 8-12 ...

Ransomware Perps Put the Squeeze on Police

Five police departments in Maine, whose networks are linked together so they can share files, recently deposited bitcoins worth 300 euros into a Swiss bank account as ransom for their records. The departments' management system was locked down by Megacode ransomware, which scrambled their data and rendered it unusable ...

Reactions to New MacBook Run From Tepid to Cold

Early reviewers last week weighed in on Apple's new MacBook, and their reactions were tepid ...

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