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The Shrouded Sharing Shenanigans of P2P Programs

June 14, 2007

People who use popular file-sharing software at home, in school and in the workplace to download music and videos are likely to expose their own personal and corporate data stored on their computers' hard drives. The ability of peer-to-peer software to hunt for and grab personal and corporate inform...

TSA Loses Track of Data-Packed Drive

May 8, 2007

The Transportation Security Administration is attempting to provide some solace to current and former employees whose personal information is on a computer hard drive that was "discovered missing" late last week. The TSA said it will give the employees free credit monitoring for up to one year, ID t...

Feds’ IT Security Performance a Bit Less Dismal

April 13, 2007

The U.S. government has received the not-so-stellar grade of "C-" in an annual report card on its IT security practices. The good news is that compared to earlier rankings mandated by the Federal Information Security Management Act, or FISMA, the government has improved its score. The Department of ...

Biometrics: It’s All About You

March 10, 2007

If one were to conduct a survey of technology publications over the past decade or so, it's a good bet there would be at least one instance in each of those years in which someone declared that "this is the year of biometrics." Full of promise but long constrained by a diverse set of obstacles, biom...

Al-Qaeda May Launch Cyber Attack on Financial Sites, Warns US

December 1, 2006

The U.S. government on Thursday issued a warning to American private financial services of a possible cyber attack by an Islamist militant group against online stock trading and banking Web sites beginning on Friday. The group, reportedly associated with al-Qaeda, is seeking to hack and destroy the ...

Windows Server Flaw Concerns Homeland Security Department

August 11, 2006

Microsoft this week announced 23 security vulnerabilities related to various Microsoft products in its monthly Patch Tuesday release. It's the vulnerability in Windows Server Service, however, that has security analysts talking. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned Wednesday that the Mic...

Homeland Security Tests Mobile Alert System

July 13, 2006

The Department of Homeland Security is testing a new digital emergency system that, once implemented, will deliver alerts to any device that can receive a text message. It is expected to go into effect by the end of 2007 after testing, largely carried out through its partnership with the Association...

Dopy Internet Legislation Hurts Kids

May 19, 2006

Social networking Web sites like MySpace, Friendster and Facebook are becoming increasingly popular with the nation's youth, prompting attempts to control the medium. However, though protecting children is the goal, the outcome is too often the opposite. Recently proposed legislation by Congressman ...

Homeland Cyber Security Efforts Failing

March 17, 2006

The U.S. House Committee on Government Reform this week issued its most recent grades for IT security among government agencies, and once again, the division charged with ensuring cyber security for the nation got an F. The Committee said despite investment and improvement efforts, the Department of...

IBM, Sony, Toshiba Put Heads Together on Cell Chips

January 12, 2006

IBM, Sony and Toshiba are launching a new phase of their joint technology development alliance that will lead to the development of advanced process technologies at 32 nanometers and beyond. Specifically, they are working on further developing the "cell" microprocessor design and its underlying sili...

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Logitech Takes Aim at Bulky Boardroom Gear With AI Cameras

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Apple Hedges Bets on Chips in Talks with Intel, Samsung

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Dirty Frag Linux Vulnerability Raises New Root Access Risks

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Hackers Are Using Emojis to Hide in Plain Sight

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Adobe Positions Itself as the AI Control Layer for CX

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GitHub Flaw Reveals Dangers of Implicit Trust

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Pet Robots Edge Closer to Reality

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Dell’s Strategic Reset and Intentional Return to the XPS Brand

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Malware Threats Accelerate Across Critical Infrastructure

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AI’s Real Bottleneck Is Power, Not Compute

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Experity AI Care Agent Helps Cut Admin Workload in Urgent Care

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Amazon Brings Alexa+ to the Web as AI Competition Heats Up

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AI-Powered Ways To Save on Christmas in a Post-Shutdown Season

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Calix in 2026: A Quiet AI Power Play for Smaller Broadband Providers

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Law Firms Grapple With Hallucinated Legal Logic, Shadow AI

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Malicious Traffic Surges 245% Since Iran War Began

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AI Apps Generate Revenue but Struggle With Retention

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Google and MediaTek Move to Challenge the PC Status Quo

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Meta Enlists AI to Enforce Age Restrictions

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Galaxy XR Is Impressive. The Problem Is Nobody Needs It (Yet)

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Robotics Framework Aims to Prevent Conflicts in Shared Spaces

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Aptera Reaches Milestone in Solar-Powered Vehicle Production

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Favored Google Search Results Can Cost Consumers Cash

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FOMO Driving GPU Overbuying, 95% of Capacity Idle

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MWC 2026 Signals the End of the ‘Dumb’ Smartphone Era

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Australia Bans Social Media Accounts for Minors

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Data Centers in Space: Pi in the Sky or AI Hallucination?

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Private 5G Seen as Fix for Warehouse Robot Connectivity

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WWDC: Apple Unifies Operating Systems, Makes iPad More PC

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OpenAI Eyes AI Agent Phone, Kuo Says

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Why Distinguishing Trade Secrets From Public Knowledge Matters

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The Lenovo Auto AI Box: Plug-and-Play Savior of the Modern Car

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Forrester’s Keys To Taming ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ Disruptive Tech

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AI Glasses Shift Into Momentum Mode, Shipments Grow 322% in 2025

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