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Google open-sources Tsunami vulnerability scanner
Google says Tsunami is an extensible network scanner for detecting high-severity vulnerabilities with as little false-positives as possible.
Apple expands iPhone repair program in the US and globally
The Independent Repair Provider Program now includes more than 140 US companies with more than 700 locations, and it's expanded into 32 other countries.
SUSE to acquire Rancher Labs
SUSE takes a big step forward in Kubernetes by acquiring container-management power Rancher Labs.
Microsoft buys vision system vendor Orions Systems
Microsoft is looking to combine the video and image content analysis technology it is acquiring with Orions Systems to supplement its own Dynamics 365 Connected Store app and Power Platform services.
Billions of passwords now available on underground forums, say security researchers
Usernames and passwords for everything from network administrator accounts and bank details to streaming services and anti-virus software are up for grabs on the dark web - and many are being distributed for free.
What's new in the Windows 10 Dev Channel test build?
Microsoft's latest Dev Channel/Fast Ring Windows 10 test build, No. 20161, adds a number of new features which ultimately may or may not make it into Windows 10 21H1.
Rackspace CEO Kevin Jones on multicloud deployment demand
Larry Dignan talks to Rackspace CEO Kevin Jones who highlights key trends in managed services and multicloud deployments and how the COVID-19 pandemic has sped up the transition to leverage multiple public clouds.
Microsoft releases its plan for its next set of Dynamics 365 and Power Platform features coming this fall
Microsoft is going public with the next set of features coming to its Dynamics 365 ERP, CRM and HR apps, as well as its Power Platform apps. The rollout of these features starts October 1.
Microsoft continues to build out its Azure Cognitive Services API family
Microsoft is adding a new healthcare-focused text analytics interface to its family of AI programming interfaces, and it's making generally available Custom Commands and Form Recognizer APIs, as well.
Google's Flutter: Now developers can use it to build apps for Ubuntu Linux machines
Google makes progress in enabling Flutter to be used to create desktop apps for Linux, macOS and Windows.
