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  • Huawei urges world to step back from online “Wild West”

    Huawei may have been barred by the Australian federal government from National Broadband Network (NBN) deals on security grounds, but the Chinese vendor has invited governments to review its security capabilities in a new white paper.

  • Twitter battles photo upload bug

    If you have been unable to post photos to your Twitter account, the problem probably isn't on your end.

  • LinkedIn adds notifications feature to promote user engagement

    LinkedIn will now notify its members whenever their contacts interact with them in a variety of ways, such as liking something they posted.

  • Vendors continue to pick sides between CloudStack, OpenStack

    Earlier this year Citrix rumbled the open source cloud industry when it ditched OpenStack, a project backed by big-name companies such as Rackspace, Red Hat, Dell and HP, and launched CloudStack, a competing open source platform for cloud deployments. Months later, vendors across the industry are strategically aligning themselves on either side of the divide between OpenStack or CloudStack, which is now an Apache Software Foundation-managed project.

  • Apple patches Java 6 for OS X Snow Leopard, Lion

    Apple today issued a Java update for OS X Lion and Snow Leopard to make it more difficult for hackers to exploit other vulnerabilities.

  • Survey: Mobile users care about data privacy

    More than half of all mobile-phone app users surveyed have either declined to download an available app or deleted one from their device because of concerns about the collection of their personal data, according to the survey released Wednesday by the Pew Internet and American Life Project.

  • US privacy, consumer groups back EU's proposed privacy rules

    Twenty-two U.S. privacy and consumer groups have voiced support for a tough online privacy proposal being considered by the European Union, even though some U.S. businesses and government officials have described the proposal as too regulatory.

  • French antipiracy authority 'happy' it has sent just 14 cases to court in the last year

    Just 14 of the 1.15 million emails warning of copyright infringement sent out by the French online antipiracy authority have resulted in a case file being sent to a court -- but Mireille Imbert-Quaretta, president of the Commission for Rights Protection, is happy with that.

  • Qubes OS 1.0 isolates programs inside virtual machines for increased security

    The first stable version of Qubes OS, an open source desktop operating system designed to provide a greater level of security by isolating programs inside virtual machines with different permissions, was released Monday by Polish security firm Invisible Things Lab (ITL).

  • 12 hot cloud computing companies worth watching

    While big-name players such as Amazon, Google, IBM, Verizon and VMware sit atop the burgeoning cloud computing market, an entire ecosystem of early stage startups are looking to stake their claim, too.

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