Intel Sets Hacker Trap
Intel wants to lay a virtual trap for hackers. The chip maker, which launched its vPro brand for business desktops April 24, aims to increase
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Intel wants to lay a virtual trap for hackers. The chip maker, which launched its vPro brand for business desktops April 24, aims to increase
Banks and financial services companies are the favorite targets for Trojan (malware) and software probes, according to a report released in March by two security
Barely two weeks after shipping an Internet Explorer security makeover to cover a wave of drive-by malware downloads, Microsoft is scrambling to address the public
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A startup funded by the U.S. government’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is ready to emerge from stealth mode with hardware- and software-based technologies to
Scott McNealy, one of Sun Microsystems’ co-founders and CEO for 22 years, is stepping down from the company’s top position, being replaced by current President
As the senior director of computational genetics at Applied Biosystems, Francisco De La Vega was familiar with the advantages of using clusters of inexpensive computers
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