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Doubt shaping up as the most sinister hack consequence
Enterprises should be taking notes, as cyber warfare in the US election is revealing the kill-shot tactics of hacking.
The Internet is having a bad day after massive cyberattack
The entire Web seemed to be broken Friday for users in the United States, with many major sites suffering outages.
Amid major internet outages, downed websites have lessons to learn
When the internet fails you, have a backup plan.
Brazil attempts to advance unified ID project
The country's federal government wants to make more efforts towards citizen data consolidation.
Microsoft to add new SMB apps to Office 365 Business Premium plan
Microsoft looks poised to add some new cross-platform mobile apps to its Office 365 Business Premium service, and possibly some kind of new 'personal business assistant,' too.
Bad Call, book review: Science, accuracy and justice in sports decision-making
This absorbing book examines the use and misuse of 'track estimator' technologies like Hawk-Eye in several sports.
IT leader’s guide to the rise of smart cities
Smart cities promise to streamline communications, improve the lives of citizens, and save energy and money. This guide looks at the emergence of smart city technologies and how they’re working so far....
NetSuite nixes 2016 revenue outlook amid Oracle takeover bid
NetSuite does not expect to hit its 2016 revenue outlook, but withdrew guidance for the future given Oracle's bid for the company.
Photos: Move over Google Earth, this 3D map shows our world in razor-sharp detail
Researchers have collected five years of imagery from a pair of satellites to create a 3D map of Earth that captures its mountains and valleys with unprecedented precision.
Dyn, a managed DNS service, hit with attack, popular sites see performance issues
Dyn, which offers DNS management services and other traffic tools to improve web site uptime, was hit by a distributed denial of service attack.
Is this the world's most versatile mini PC?
A Dutch hardware company is working with Microsoft to deliver a completely different Windows 10 device.
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