Noticias y opinión en Seguridad informática
Tres nuevas tecnologías británicas de seguridad móvil en Mobile World Congress
Diamond Nanowire Device Could Lead to New Class of Diamond Nanomaterials Suitable for Quantum Cryptography, Quantum Computing, and Magnetic Field Imaging
Gumblar malware detected on ninemsn
GAO's integrated reader for industrial applications
Introducing the 'Digital Wallet'
Data centre host moves to Iceland
Cheap power and cool climate make island hospitable
EMV hack may be overstated
Infection may have triggered Blue Screens of Death
Cevisama 2010: Últimas innovaciones en materia de optimización
La feria tuvo lugar del 9 al 12 de febrero en Feria Valencia
Retrasos en Debian 6.0
Google Plugging Privacy Holes in Google Buzz, Eyeing Stand-alone Version
Google said it is plugging more privacy flaws in Google Buzz and is mulling a version of the social service that is not integrated with Gmail. Google told Business Insider it is working on two more controls with regard to Google Reader, which along with Twitter, Flickr and YouTube connects with Buzz. These came in response to an angry blogger who found her personal info was made accessible to an abusive ex-husband through the connection between Buzz and Google Reader. Google is also considering a version of Google Buzz that does not run in Gmail, according to Search Engine Land.
Encryption Pioneers Win Hamming Medal
Martin Hellman, Whitfield Diffie, and Ralph Merkle honored for public key cryptography
Embedded Xeon CPUs have integrated I/O
Microsoft Hyper-V gets its first security patch
Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability discovered on Microsoft's virtualization platform
Microsoft warns of malware conflict with update
GAO's integrated reader for industrial applications
Managing networks is still about problem solving
Technologies come and go
High-Tech Applications Envisioned for 'Multiferroic' Crystals
Google responds to Buzz user feedback
Adobe warns of critical Reader, Flash holes