Enterprise server vendors have long been hip to the importance (at least when it comes to marketing) of reducing datacenter power and cooling costs. Networking vendors have been less voluble on this tip, however, in spite of the fact that
Cisco Systems Inc. last week alerted users to multiple vulnerabilities in the Secure Shell (SSH) server implementation that ships with version 12.4 of its Internetwork Operating System (IOS).
The research department of Kingpin Intelligence has just published a new research report titled "Developers and Open Source". The report concludes that based on Kingpin's research, non-Open Source respondents would prefer to use Open Source for work, but agree that
An analysis by Gadi Evron of Afilias of the background and evolution of the Estonian DDoS attacks in May 2007 is downloadable from Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO).
In order to find information leaks, many large US corporations monitor their employees' outbound emails. Forty-four per cent of the companies with more than 20,000 employees surveyed by email provider Proofpoint stated that they employ staff to read or otherwise
Some on-line backup services fail to provide adequate security, meaning attackers can read and even change the data being backed up or restored when it's transmitted over the internet. Tests by heise Security show that four of the six services
Google has extended its Safe Browsing API used by client applications to search Google's phishing and malware black list and warn users against malicious pages. Firefox and Google Desktop are among the applications that already use the Safe Browsing API.
Truphone users dial cheap calls. Mobile VoIP provider Truphone is extending its service to give users free or cheap calls over the cellular network, when they are away from Wi-Fi hotspots. Meanwhile, a rival consumer service has launched with backing
Max-Fi claims broadband speed at up to 2km. A Dutch company and its British partner have re-launched a long-range Wi-Fi technology that's claimed to do most of what WiMax promises, yet is here today and is a fraction of the
Primal Instinct, the videogame?Men now have a proper excuse for spending hours glued to a games console, thanks to new research which has concluded that videogames force blokes to revert to their caveman roots....
It's good to talk, but nothing elseJapanese children should be prevented from using their mobile phones for anything other than talking to protect them from harmful influences, according to an advisory panel to the government....
3G on its wayTeliaSonera today announced it will bring Apple's iPhone to all Nordic and Baltic countries, including Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia....
Fly-by-wireWiFi not just sky-pie?Future generations of jet aircraft might use short-range wireless technology to connect cockpit controls to ailerons, elevators or rudders....
Optimistic chairman warns on progressA roadmap for reform, potentially exposing the Java Community Processes' inner workings to external scrutiny and ending a culture of closed-door meetings, could be made public in the next few months....
An Egyptian high-level delegation headed by Senior Advisor to Egypt's Minister of Communications and Information Technology Dr. Hoda Baraka and CULTNAT Director Dr. Fathi Saleh is taking part in the event.
Smarts ADM 6.0's comprehensive insight into business applications and the supporting IT infrastructure in VMware environments helps IT support its service levels to the business. New to Smarts ADM 6.0 is the Smarts ADM "Virtual Listener," which introduces breakthrough virtual
With its multi-operator features, the system provides the flexibility to use packages from one or more telecom operators at the same time according to the widest range of the Academy's preferences.
PFULLENDORF, Germany, May 26 /PRNewswire - MySolutionInfo/ --ALNO AG and Al Khayyat Investments L.L.C have joined forces to accelerate the growth of ALNO Middle East FZE (AME) as equal partners.
