Websense: Most Java-enabled browsers vulnerable to widespread Java exploits
Most browser installations use outdated versions of the Java plug-in that are vulnerable to at least one of several exploits […]
Security, Software
Hardware, Technology
What is false disk failure, and why is it a problem?
I’ve spent a lot of time with mega datacenters (MDCs) around the world trying to understand their problems – and
Microsoft, Software, Technology, Windows
Windows Blue leaks online, includes smaller Live Tiles, new side-by-side Snap Views, and IE 11
An early build of Windows Blue, the next version of Windows, has leaked online on the same day that Microsoft
Hardware, Technology
“Cloud gaming” has a future—just maybe not in the cloud
In practically every one of its major press conferences since last year’s GPU Technology Conference, Nvidia has reminded us that
Technology
This Week in Tech 398: Not My Toner!
Apple security hole allows password reset, Google Fiber Expands, FBI crowd sources for 23 year old art heist, Jeff Bezos
Hardware, Technology
Google rumored to be working on a smartwatch, too
2013 could very well end up being the year of the smartwatch – or at the very least, the year
Microsoft, Windows
Microsoft appears to be preparing to update all Windows 8 core apps
If you use Windows 8 on a daily basis, you will surely know that the core apps that ship with
Hardware, Technology
Roku 3 review: A set-top box to trump all other set-top boxes
Florence Ion Roku is no stranger to set-top boxes—we’d even go so far as to say that the company has
Security, Social Media
12 simple steps to safer social networking
Confession time: I’m an inveterate social media junkie. From Facebook to Instagram to Diaspora, whenever a new communication platform rolls
Networking, Security, Software, Technology
Chameleon clickfraud botnet costs advertisers $6 million a month
Researchers at Spider.io have detailed the discovery of a clickfraud botnet that is purportedly causing at least 70 times more