Google: Claims of bypassing Safari security settings 'mischaracterized'
The search giant defends itself against claims of subverting Safari, as Microsoft says IE's settings were also bypassed.
IPv6 networks face aggressive attacks for first time
According to respondents to Arbor Networks' Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report, cyberattacks are now targeting IPv6 networks more intensely, although the Internet protocol started implementation last year.
New Windows logo adopts Metro style
Microsoft's reveal and explanation of how it devised its new logo for Windows 8 is bringing us one step closer to the new operating system.
Agencies need new model for 'just-in-time IT,' federal CIOs say
The current system prevents agencies from reusing each other's services, CIOs said at a recent conference.
Two states climb aboard new, 100-gigabit fast train
Indiana and Ohio have announced links from academic research networks to the high-speed prototype network being built out by Internet2 with the Energy Department.
Anonymous gets NSA's attention, promises regular Friday attacks
The hacker collective plans regular strikes against government and corporate sites, while NSA's chief reportedly is concerned the group could soon be capable of attacking the power grid.
Army's mobile comm system gains field experience before NIE
The Army's WIN-T program is using recent exercises in New Mexico to ready itself for a major evaluation this spring.
Adobe issues patch for 'critical' Flash vulnerability
A security update from the company fixes seven Flash Player vulnerabilities, including a zero-day cross-site scripting flaw reportedly being exploited in the wild.
FCC spectrum auction to fund long-sought public safety network
A congressional compromise allowing the auction to fund the payroll tax cut and extended unemployment benefits also will pave the way for a national wireless network for emergency responders.
Stop playing politics with cybersecurity
The no-regulation stance of Senate Republicans opposing the new cybersecurity bill lessens the chance of getting meaningful legislation passed.
The riskiest cities for cyber crime: Where does yours rank?
Norton and Sperling's BestPlaces list the U.S. cities with the highest online risk factors, which seem to boil down to using the Internet.
Bipartisan cyber bill now the center of partisan turf war
Sen. Joe Lieberman's attempt to strike the "right balance" draws the ire of Sen. John McCain and other GOP leaders, who are planning their own bill.
GSA buying plan aims to make it easier for agencies to go mobile
A pending GSA purchasing plan also is designed to make it less costly for federal agencies to get wireless services and devices.
State, local governments get advice on moving to the cloud
State and local governments now have a plan on how to best evaluate, acquire and implement cloud services and technologies.
Will patent ruling in Microsoft's favor spell the end for Android?
A court's "initial determination" on patent misuse against Barnes & Noble could further Microsoft's campaign against the Android operating system and, ultimately, Google, if it sticks.
Air Force aims to unify robot aircraft controls
The Air Force is doing more with less by developing control and sensor systems that work across many platforms and reduce the number of unmanned aircraft systems and controllers needed for operations.
McCain: Senate GOP plans its own cybersecurity bill
Sen. John McCain says during a hearing on the most recent Lieberman cybersecurity bill that opposing GOP senators have no choice but to offer an alternative.
Feds put some meat on FedRAMP's bones
The FedRAMP Concept of Operations document released by the General Services Administration gives the program structure as it prepares for initial launch in June.
Spear-phishing campaign targets gov addresses taken in Stratfor hack
E-mail addresses posted after a hack of intell analysis company Stratfor are being used in a spear-phishing campaign targeting its subscribers.
Was technology's future written in 1960s TV shows?
In the '60s, TV shows let fly with high-tech gadgets and Space Age technologies. On the eve of the 50th anniversary of John Glenn's historic space flight, we ask: Which had the best idea of things to come?
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