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London Gatwick Airport takes out 200 servers, moves to cloud, BYOD
Cloud computing and a "bring your own device" (BYOD) strategy aren't technology approaches typically associated with running an airport's information-technology operations. But London Gatwick, the U.K.'s second largest airport, is pushing heavily into both.
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iPhone QuasiDisk app includes hidden tethering
An iPhone developer has acknowledged that a recent update to one of his apps includes the hidden ability to tether the smartphone to a laptop, circumventing carrier fees for the service.
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Yale university admits staff and student personal information exposed on Google
Yale University has notified about 43,000 faculty, staff, students and alumni that their names and Social Security numbers were publicly available via Google search for about 10 months.
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HP FTP server broken into by Pakistani hacker HexCoder
HP is investigating reports that a Pakistani hacker has penetrated an FTP server and gained access to some 9GB of corporate data.
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Windows 8 pre-beta version leaked onto Internet
An early beta release of Windows 8 has been leaked onto the Internet
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Experts believe wind turbine 'hacker' is a fraud
An anonymous hacker who claimed to have broken into monitoring systems at a New Mexico wind turbine facility made the whole thing up, security experts said Monday.
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Wind power firm denies security breach despite hacker's claims
One day after a hacker posted screen shots and data to a hacking mailing list, saying he had broken into a New Mexico wind turbine facility, the company that runs the turbines says it has seen no evidence of a computer intrusion.
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Firefox 4 download spotted early
While Firefox 4.0 won't officially be released until tomorrow, it is already on Mozilla public FTP servers.
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D-Link ships DNS-320 NAS device
D-Link has started shipping the DNS-320, a 2-bay network-attached storage (NAS) device.
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Child porn blocking won't work, says Euro ISPs
The EU?s attempts to get all member states to block porn at ISP level would do little to stop the problem, the European Internet Services Providers Association (EuroISPA) has said.
