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Welcome to the next tech revolution: Liquid computing
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Windows admins get new tools against pass-the-hash attacks
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There's a (cloud) app for that: Microsoft adds app store to Azure
Microsoft doesn't just want users for Azure, it wants full-blown partners who will develop and deploy apps inside Azure for other users, turning it into an enterprise app store.
Microsoft hawks cheap hardware, stays mum on Windows 9
Windows aficionados expecting (or at least hoping) for some insight about the next version of Windows were le
Amazon: Our new doc-sharing cloud service is enterprise-grade
Amazon Web Services' release of its Zocalo cloud service for managing and sharing documents is a very interesting move. Yes, many such services are already out there, including Google Drive, Box, and Dropbox, but AWS goes further with Zocalo.
For starters, Amazon promises to take care of the storage, authentication, security, and other aspects of running a document sharing service for you. Beyond that, AWS will push further into mobile and introduce services to aid mobile application development and system administration.
Cyber security fears drive businesses to third-party payment services
Between 2010 and 2013, there was a 25 percent drop in small business processing online orders as traditional credit card merchants. Instead, they turned to third-party payment services, primarily due to concerns over cybersecurity and costs
Apple's Swift climbs quickly in language popularity
Swift, Apple's new programming language for iOS and OS X applications, has rocketed up the charts in two monthly tabulations of programming language popularity.
Apple's Swift climbs quickly in language popularity
Swift, Apple's new programming language for iOS and OS X applications, has rocketed up the charts in two monthly tabulations of programming language popularity.
10 ways MBAs make life hell for IT
Horrifying confessions of a security sleuth
Recently I met up with an old friend at cafe in San Francisco's Mission District, the kind where hipsters pay six bucks for an individually brewed cup of ultracaffeinated coffee. We didn't belong there -- we were too old.
10 ways MBAs make life hell for IT
To troubleshoot, mix two parts observation with one part magic
Anyone who is technically inclined is well versed in the observer effect, even if they may not be sure what that term actually means.
Horrifying confessions of a security sleuth
Recently I met up with an old friend at cafe in San Francisco's Mission District, the kind where hipsters pay six bucks for an individually brewed cup of ultracaffeinated coffee. We didn't belong there -- we were too old.
Too many cooks may worsen the OpenSSL mess
Nobody questions that OpenSSL is a vital part of the Internet's infrastructure. So many fundamentals are built on top of it and in so many places.
Introducing MindRDR: When Google Glass isn't invasive enough
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Apple's most important iPhone upgrades over the years
Microsoft zaps bogus SSL certs with emergency patch 2982792
Yesterday, Dustin Childs at the Microsoft Security Response Center advised that<
Review: Dell XPS 15 Touch is the best Windows laptop ever
With a feel and finish rivaling that of the latest MacBook Pro Retina -- and a display capable of a super-Retina resoluti
There's no escape: Ads come to your smartphone screen
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