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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
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Researchers create browser-based 'darknet'
Two researchers for Hewlett-Packard have created a browser-based darknet, an idea that could make it easier for businesses to keep eavesdroppers from uncovering confidential information.
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Crypto project seeks to lock down net security
VeriSign and Icann have joined with two US government agencies to encrypt one of the fundamental internet protocols.
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Basic transistor flaw could hobble chip design
Researchers at the US National Institute of Science and Technology have thrown doubt on accepted rules, threatening the future of nano-scale transistors.
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Cisco taps next-gen networks for the cloud
Cisco has introduced a package of data center tools for carriers wishing to deliver cloud services over next-generation IP networks.
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EC wants software makers held liable for code
Software companies could be held responsible for the security and efficacy of their products, if a new European Commission consumer protection proposal becomes law.
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Botnet contains 1.9 million infected computers
Security firm Finjan traced the command-and-control server to the Ukraine by intercepting a Trojan and tracking its communications.
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Researchers develop micro-robot
Canadian researchers have developed a tiny flying robot which can be moved through three dimensions using electro-magnets.
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Conficker an April Fool's joke? Maybe not
Just because the Conficker worm didn't launch an attack on April Fools Day doesn't mean it still isn't a threat. But it did make the world painfully aware of the penalty for not keeping its...
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Cloud Security Alliance set to launch at RSA
An initiative will be launched at the RSA Conference that will seek to promote best practice in cloud-computing security
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Facebook attacks UK gov't monitoring plans
Chief privacy officer Chris Kelly says government proposals to track all social-networking traffic data would be unnecessary, impractical and possibly bad for business.
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Brits consider tracking all UK Facebook traffic
The British Home Officer minister proposed recording the traffic data of all UK citizens on social-networking sites, such as Facebook, MySpace and Bebo.
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IDC: Downturn to drive Linux adoption
IT decision-makers are planning to increase the use of server and client-side Linux due to the economic climate, analyst firm IDC has found.
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BBC responds to botnet illegality claims
The BBC insisted that it had no intention of breaking the law by building and using a botnet - and its actions of had been in the public interest.
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EC ends full-time antitrust monitoring of Microsoft
The European Commission is scaling back its checks on whether the software maker is complying with a 2004 ruling to share interoperability information.
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U.S. lists top 20 security controls
Cybersecurity experts from the U.S. government are set to spark a 'complete revolution' with a list of IT security actions for organizations.
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Researcher demonstrates SSL attack
Moxie Marlinspike has demonstrated a man-in-the-middle attack that could allow an attacker to intercept login details for supposedly secure websites.
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Malware distributed by fake parking tickets
The SANS Institute reports that residents of Grand Forks, North Dakota had their computers infected after visiting a Web address that was listed on phony parking tickets.
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Panasonic to shed 15,000 jobs
Half the layoffs are in Japan, with the rest of the cuts being made globally. The company also plans to close 27 factories worldwide
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Kyrgyzstan under cyberattack
Central Asian country Kyrgyzstan is under cyberattack, similar to attacks launched by Russia against Estonia and Georgia.
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Cisco patches Security Manager flaw
The company has released an out-of-cycle patch for a vulnerability that could enable a successful attack on Cisco security products.
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