Researchers at the University of Cambridge in England have invalidated the security systems in many smart card systems by developing a way of attacking and causing faults in cards using common tools such as a photographer's flash gun and a microscope.
Internet Security Systems Inc. (ISS) unveiled two new versions of its RealSecure security product at the Infosecurity Europe 2002 show in London this week.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has ordered a US$24.5 million supercomputer running the Linux operating system for its facility in Richland, Washington, it announced Tuesday.
Telefónica Data USA, a subsidiary of Telefónica Datacorp SA, is to buy hardware, software and services from IBM to power a new data and systems storage-on-demand customer offer, IBM said in a statement Monday.
Broadvision has launched a product that makes its e-commerce and portal Web applications accessible from mobile and non-PC devices, it announced Wednesday.
An anti-Unix campaign funded by Microsoft Corp. and Unisys Corp. went offline on Tuesday, just as the site switched to run on Windows 2000 instead of FreeBSD.
IBM Corp. and SuSE Linux AG are to work together on providing Linux support and service to their corporate customers under an alliance announced Wednesday.
Vodafone Group PLC customers are now able to access GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) data services in 10 European countries, soon to rise to 12, the company announced Monday.
A growing number of businesses are choosing to do their own research into cybercrime rather than go to the police, and are signing up for forensics training to help them uncover employee misdeeds and security breaches, according to Guidance Software.
IBM says it has developed the world's fastest semiconductor circuit, running at 110GHz.
IBM says it has developed the world's fastest semiconductor circuit, running at 110GHz.
IBM says it has developed the world's fastest semiconductor circuit, running at 110GHz.
Nokia has introduced a multimode radio card that will allow user to access GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) networks and wireless LANs using their laptops and handheld devices.
Optical networking and switching company Ciena Corp. is to buy Oni Systems Corp. for US$900 million in stock, in an attempt to boost its presence in metropolitan optical networking and return to profitability, the companies announced Monday.
A new switch card from Nortel Networks will allow European service providers to deliver their enterprise customers' Ethernet traffic across SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) networks, offering cheaper and simpler LAN-to-LAN connectivity, the company announced Monday.