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Microsoft, Windows
April 2013
Security, Software
Recently patched Java flaw already targeted in mass attacks, researchers say
A recently patched Java remote code execution vulnerability is already being exploited by cybercriminals in mass attacks to infect computers
Security, Social Media
Online security: your two-factor authorization checklist
Twitter reportedly is getting ready to roll out two-factor authentication in the coming weeks—a development that comes not a moment
Hardware, Linux
It just works: Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Linux Ultrabook review
It just works: Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Linux Ultrabook review Dell’s substantial investment in making a functional Linux Ultrabook
Security, Software, Technology
The Bearer of BadNews
Overview Lookout has discovered BadNews, a new malware family, in 32 apps across four different developer accounts in Google Play.
Technology
This Week in Tech 402: Wagner II: Electric Boogaloo
Video surveillance, CISPA fascism, smart watches, lame recommendations, and more.
Hardware, Networking, Technology
IBM's x86 exit may shake up market and rivals
IBM’s x86 exit may shake up market and rivals IBM’s reported interest in selling parts of its x86 server business
Networking, Technology
Meet the Web's Operating System: HTTP
The HTTP standard, the language of web servers, was born humbly in 1990 as the hypertext transfer protocol. HTTP was
Microsoft, Security, Software, Windows
Trojan horse malware destroys delivery files to hide its tactics
Trojan horse malware destroys delivery files to hide its tactics Microsoft has discovered an unusually stealthy Trojan capable of deleting
Hardware, Technology
History of the Modern Graphics Processor, Part 4
The Coming of General Purpose GPUs Until the advent of DirectX 10, there was no point in adding undue complexity