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NGINX releases new full-featured web server
NGINX wants to become your web server -- whether you need a simple web page service or a complex web application delivery system.
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Twitter allows anyone to send you a direct message: This is an upgrade?
For businesses, this makes sense. But for individuals, it seems like an invitation for 140-character spam. The good news: The feature is opt-in.
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We're stuck with passwords: Here's how to make them work better for you
Because no matter how many times they tell you that passwords are passe, you're still going to be using them for the rest of your life.
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Rackspace offers Akamai content delivery network service
This service, which begins at 10 cents per gigabyte, will enable Rackspace customers to quickly and efficiently deliver web sites or applications.
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Google declares that mobile search tops desktop
Google says that more people now use Google Search on mobile devices than they do on desktops. ComScore disagrees.
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Linksys brings fastest Wi-Fi router ever to market
Wave 2, the next generation of 802.11ac Wi-Fi, is here and Linksys is the first to bring it to us with its latest router: The EA8500.
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What's the best cloud storage for you?
Free and cheap personal and small business cloud storage is everywhere. Here's how to decide which one is right for you.
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Google fires first volley in new cloud pricing war
Google has dropped the prices of all its Google Compute Instances.
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Now more than ever, the Internet belongs to cord-cutters
69 percent of the Internet's bandwidth goes to entertainment videos at peak hours.
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How to use Google's new My Account, the one-stop control center for all of...
Google has made it easier than ever to manage your Google services, security, and settings.
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Logjam OpenSSL security hole patched
Logjam proved not to be a disaster in the making, but smart server administrators will still want to update their OpenSSL programs as soon as possible.
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Windows 10's best web browser: Edge or something else?
Windows 10 is coming with a new web browser, Edge, to replace Internet Explorer. But is it really the best browser for Microsoft's new desktop operating system?
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Password site LastPass warns of data breach
LastPass was successfully attacked last Friday. The company claims that your passwords should be safe. Nevertheless, they are requesting you to update your master passwords.
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OPM breach: We get exactly the IT security we're willing to pay for
A big part of the Office of Personnel Management's security fiasco can be blamed on hopelessly archaic computers and a government that refuses to fund their replacements.
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Phishing e-mail delays OPM hack remediation efforts
The Office of Personnel Management briefly delayed offering credit monitoring and identity protection to employees whose records have been stolen after they discovered an almost identical phishing...
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Canonical introduces fan networking for containers
When you have thousands of containers on a server, how do you network them all? Canonical, Ubuntu Linux's parent company, has an answer: Fan.
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The Internet is getting faster than ever but the US still lags behind
Akamai's latest survey shows the Internet is picking up speed globally and in the United States, but the US still lags behind the top countries.
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OPM suspends security background investigations to fix new flaw
The Office of Personnel Management has announced that its web-based security background system will be out of service for at least four weeks.
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Amazon introduces new open-source TLS implementation 's2n'
s2n, with its mere 6,000 lines of code, focuses only on encryption.
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The last seconds are ticking off the U.S. IPv4 network clock
ARIN reports it only has about two to four weeks of IPv4 Internet address blocks left.
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