The most interesting feature on Amazon’s newly announced Kindle Fire tablet may be its Silk web browser. The browser promises to improve webpage loading performance by using Amazon’s servers to help render pages.
The latest industry updates, awards, validation services and solution expansions
Security firms today warned Mac users of a new Trojan horse that masquerades as a PDF document.
Top industry news from Norton, QlikTech, Digium, Sourcefire, Sophos and HP
What would it mean to win an ARN Personal Innovation Award? We asked this year’s finalists to tell us. Ten accepted the offer and the resulting video interviews are now online.
The publisher of the uTorrent file-sharing program has admitted to suffering a major security breach that allowed attackers to substitute downloads of its client for malware pushing fake antivirus software.
VMware yesterday said it has added more security vendor partners to its vShield product-development program in which security firms work with the company to develop data protection specifically designed for VMware's flagship <a href="http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/102510-burning-questions-virtualization-storage.html">virtualization</a> platform, which today is vSphere 5.0.
IT BUSINESS: The latest from Avaya, FaceBook, Sophos and Wavelink
Botnet criminals have flooded the Internet with a surge of attachment spam in recent weeks in a desperate attempt to rebuild a spam-distribution industry under pressure, security experts have suggested.
Almost anyone can snoop the secure data traffic of unpatched iPhones and iPads using a recently-revised tool, a researcher said today as he urged owners to apply Apple's latest iOS fix.
Sophos recently held its partner conference in the Philippines informing attendees about the latest company updates, market trends and product roadmaps.
In Pictures: Sophos partner awards
Developers today said they used a pair of unpatched vulnerabilities in Apple's iOS to "jailbreak" the iPhone and iPad, including the first-ever hack of the iPad 2.
Microsoft today warned that scammers have taken to the phone lines to dupe Windows users into putting malware on their machines or paying for worthless help.
Firefox users have targeted by new scam that tries to load a user's PC with fake antivirus software using a passably convincing version of the Windows Update page.
