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Dell/EMC, SnapRoute reinforce OpenSwitch networking features

Linux Foundation open source project gets network control boost with new features from Dell EMC and SnapRoute. Read More

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Despite all the news coverage about successful cyberattacks, developers are still writing code full of security vulnerabilities. Of course, nobody is perfect. We all make mistakes, and as software projects get more and more complex, it can be easy to mix potential problems. But that doesn't explain why so much software is full of the most basic errors. Read More

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IBM deploys machine learning to bolster online banking security program

IBM Security is introducing online banking protection that flags fraudulent account users based on how they move their mouse. Read More

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FBI snags group that allegedly pinched 23,000 or $6.7 million worth of iPhones

The FBI today said it had arrested a group of men in connection with the theft of 23,000 Apple iPhones from a cargo area at the Miami International Airport in April. Read More

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Dyn attack: US Senator wants to know why IoT security is so anemic

Sen. Mark Warner sent letters to FCC, FTC and DHS to find out what can be done to prevent attacks like the one that hit Dyn; how defend against botnet attacks like Mirai's. Read More

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DARPA looking to develop drone destroying, personnel protection system

The three-phase program, called Mobile Force Protection will in the next few years potentially develop a prototype system that could sense an attack, identify the attacker and then use a number of techniques, from communications jamming to capturing mid-flight any attacking drones. DARPA says it will offer $3 million for each phase 1 developer. Read More

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