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Web 2.0 Privacy and Security Issues Won't Go Away

As enterprises see rising use of Facebook, Twitter and other social networks, security and privacy safeguards remain an important concern.

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Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Dies On April 30th. Long Live Lucid!

Netstat -vat: "The Ubuntu 8.10 Linux distribution, code named the Intrepid Ibex will reach its end-of-life on April 30th."

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Certegy Agrees to Settle in Florida Data Breach

Subsidiary of Fidelity National Information Services has inked an agreement with Florida attorney general to upgrade security technology in the wake of large-scale data breach.

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The Huge Disaster Within The Linux 2.6.35 Kernel

Phoronix: "While the 2.6.35 code has not even seen its first release candidate yet, there are some massive performance drops in a variety of different tests that have yet to be corrected and nothing like we have encountered with previous kernel release cycles especially for a regression that has lived now for about one week."

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Privacy Compliance: An emerging security issue around Unified Communications

Now that the technology has been seen to workand return valuesome of the more practical problems of deployment UC are surfacing.

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Backup and restore Evolution

Ghacks: "How many times have you migrated from one Linux box to another, only to say goodbye to your email and knowing you were going to have to set your email client up all over again"

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SMB Guide: How to Buy a Netbook

There's no lack of choice when it comes to small business netbooks, so it helps to have a tech Sherpa to guide your way. Check out this guide, and you'll get the most netbook for your buck.

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Mobilize Your Ecommerce Web Site

The most important mobile marketing tool you can have is an ecommerce site that's optimized for mobile devices. Why risk losing out on potentially thousands of mobile customers and sales?

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Nearly every supercomputer runs Linux

IT Wire: "Announced earlier today, the 35th list of the top 500 supercomputers contains few surprises, just that Linux has almost total domination of the list."

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World's Funniest Windows Error Messages

Tech Source: "We all know how it sucks to see error messages. If you have been using Windows all your life, you have probably seen lots of them already."

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Is the Android truly open source?

NetworkWorld: "Is the Android truly open source? Yes. And no. And sort of. When it comes to the cutthroat world of mobile telephony, it's not quite that simple."

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Virtual Storage Picks Up Speed

Virtual storage is rapidly finding its way into enterprises. Two popular approaches are file-level and block-level virtualization.

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Microsoft Dishing Out Discounts for Windows 7 Upgrades

The software giant is looking to close out the final quarter of its fiscal quarter with a bang in terms of Windows 7 higher-end sales.

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Google's Going Native in Chrome With SDK

New open source Native Client SDK debuts for Chrome, bringing C and C++ to the Web. But is it just another form of vendor lock-in?

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Smartphones and Security Don't Mix

Smartphone security is plagued by a profusion of free apps and vulnerabilities caused by GPS, among other concerns.

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Why You'll Use a Tablet. Yes YOU!

Touch tablets will come out optimized for operating systems ranging from closed (iPhone OS) to open (Linux) and everything in between. Take your pick.

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The Ultimate Troubleshooter

A valuable resource manager that can improve your PC's performance, startup times, and overall stability

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SGI Resurrects Origin x86 Server Line With New Xeons

The classic brand is reborn as a super-dense, all-in-one x86 server with an integrated SAN, while larger siblings will sport more than 1,000 cores for virtualized environments.

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SGI Resurrects Origin x86 Server Line With New Xeons

The classic brand is reborn as a super-dense, all-in-one x86 server with an integrated SAN, while larger siblings will sport more than 1,000 cores for virtualized environments.

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Symantec Debuts New Enterprise Security Apps

New security suites aim to better protect businesses' networks from evolving cyber threats.

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Ecommerce Marketing for Entrepreneurs

If you've got your own online business then you need GotBiz.tv  a WebTV network of programs where entrepreneurs learn more about marketing and business. Because after all, 'business doesn't have to be boring.'

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Computers Seized at Home of Gizmodo Reporter Who Wrote About iPhone, Gawker Media Says

New York Times: "Under both state and federal law, a search warrant may not be validly issued to confiscate the property of a journalist"

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Verizon, Secret Service Tackle Cybercrime

The telecom will fold in the U.S. Secret Service's cybercrime data with its own to give consumers and companies a better idea of how to prevent and prosecute cybercrime.

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Microsoft, Apple Will Never Allow An Open Web

Katonda: "The high-profile blogs by the two proprietary companies of the world hints at a conspiracy. It seems an environment is being created to 'distract' developers and users from true free formats."

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Web Application Security: Are You Doing Enough?

While enterprise security spends its time worrying about network-based attacks, the number of data breaches chalked up to Web applications continues to grow. Are you fighting yesterday's battles, too?

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