It’s very interesting to watch the public undressing of a company like Hacking Team–especially when that undressing seems to prove that claims the company has made about its ethics are completely false. Based on the leaked data Hacking Team appears […]
Hacking Team is not the only cyberwar ‘arms dealer’ out there Read More »
If you’ve ever owned a safety deposit box at a bank—or seen one on TV or in a movie—then you know that it requires two keys to open it. If you recall the beginning of the movie War Games it
When it comes to authentication, two is better than one Read More »
Target. Hershey Park. Office of Personnel Management. LastPass. Anthem Health. The list goes on (and on, and on) and now the Trump Hotel Collection can be added to the notorious list of data breaches. I wrote a post about rumors
Trump Hotel Collection is latest victim of credit card breach Read More »
Ads can be annoying. It doesn’t matter whether they’re in print magazines, on television or radio, or on a website or mobile device. They’re generally a nuisance. There is a push from European mobile providers to block all mobile ads
Why blocking mobile ads is a very bad idea Read More »
APIs are sort of the glue that holds things together when it comes to developing and integrating applications. As organizations move to DevOps and develop and deploy apps more rapidly, though, it is getting harder to keep APIs up to
Akana API Management Platform brings DevOps to APIs Read More »
We review a lot of different products and services on this site, and we get PR pitches almost daily from companies that want us to promote or review their product or service. Many of those pitches are for products or
What do you think about crowdfunding campaigns? Read More »
Some things are just better than others and no amount of talking will change that. Uber provides a ride experience that is better than a traditional taxi from beginning to end in almost every conceivable way. Rather than figuring out
If all taxi companies can do is bash Uber, they’ve already lost Read More »
The Open Container Project was the DockerCon “shot heard ’round the world”. The news that Docker and CoreOS worked out their differences and united in a common effort along with just about every major tech company to develop and maintain
DockerCon was about more than just the Open Container Project Read More »
The Red Hat Summit took place this week in Boston. Much of the news was overshadowed by DockerCon and the Open Container Project, but Red Hat had some big announcements of its own. Two things that took center stage at
Red Hat bets on Samsung and open source Read More »
Last month Microsoft made preview versions available of Word for Android, Excel for Android, and PowerPoint for Android. Today Microsoft made the Office for Android Phone apps officially available through the Google Play store. The availability of Microsoft Office across
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