'Darkleech' malware attacks servers, demands ransom
A persistent, widespread malware campaign that utilizes compromised Apache servers is locking users’ computers and demanding a fee of $300 […]
Security, Software, Technology
Software
Microsoft, Software
Microsoft killing off TechNet subscriptions
Microsoft is set to end its TechNet subscription scheme. Started in 1998, TechNet subscriptions gave IT professionals perpetual licenses to
Hardware, Security, Software, Technology
Vulnerabilities found in code library used by encrypted phone call apps
ZRTPCPP, an open-source library that’s used by several applications offering end-to-end encrypted phone calls, contained three vulnerabilities that could have
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Internet Explorer 11 will land on Windows 7… someday
With Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft isn’t abandoning older versions of Windows just yet. The company has confirmed to Engadget that
Security, Software
One-click/key attack forces IE and Chrome to execute malicious code
A researcher says he has uncovered a security weakness that can easily trick people into executing malicious code when they
Software
Mozilla's "Do Not Track" browser stirs up concern from advertisers
Online businesses often rely on advertising to bring in revenue. Unfortunately, when tracking the activity of users in an effort
Hardware, Software, Technology
EA won't be bringing its high-end sports engine to the PC
EA’s new Ignite Engine is clearly the future when it comes to next generation sports titles but unfortunately, that experience
Software
Adobe Creative Cloud apps now available; Photoshop CC includes new features
In line with their move towards a subscription-only application offering, Adobe has unveiled the new suite of apps it announced
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Internet Explorer 10 takes chunks out of IE9, Windows 8 closes on Vista
Enlarge Net Market Share One wonders what the browser market would look like if Microsoft had enabled automatic updates before.
Apple, Networking, Software, Technology
Apple's iRadio streaming service might offer free, ad-supported option
We’ve heard plenty of reports and rumors about Apple launching its own music streaming service with the goal of competing