Recognizing that Google's search engine can become a repository for far too much information, McAfee this week released an updated version of its Foundstone SiteDigger security tool that helps enterprises identify damaging information that may be exp...
Computer Associates International (CA) will announce Monday that it has integrated an anti-spyware product from its purchase of PestPatrol with its own eTrust Security Management portfolio.
Plumtree Software further extended its portal-based, Web applications building and management platform Monday, announcing upgrades to its Content and Collaboration servers, APIs for search and collaboration, and support and services for J2EE and .Net...
Although Linux is ever gaining more supporters, its status as a truly open-source operating system is not assured, industry pundit Nicholas Petreley said Wednesday in a keynote address at the US NetWorld+Interop 2000 show.
Red Hat's Chairman Robert Young said Tuesday that he is unconcerned by Microsoft's domination of the proprietary PC operating systems market. Red Hat plans to sell and service the Linux open source OS to the rest of the world, Young said.
The essence of the Java programming language has always been its cross-platform capabilities, while the monolithic Windows operating system has laid at the heart of Microsoft Corp.'s success, Java evangelists have long maintained.
Lawyers for Microsoft plan to file their response tomorrow to the US Department of Justice's final proposal for remedies in the government's antitrust case against the software maker.
Staff members at the Department of Justice oppose the merger of Sprint and MCI WorldCom, sources close to both sides said Friday.
Red Hat today released alpha source code to enable software developers to build applications for Intel's IA-64 architecture based on Red Hat's Linux distribution.
Sinister new tool could bypass defenses to denial-of-service attacks.
Oracle last week "categorically" denied claims in a lawsuit filed by a former company executive who said he was fired because he was too old.
Passwords are too fallible to secure the Internet of the future, Microsoft chair says.
Microsoft and Netscape Communications are at odds over who is to blame for a browser-related security hole that could make Web sites vulnerable to attack from hackers.
Microsoft will ask for additional time to develop its defense against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) proposal to split the company in two, a company spokesman said yesterday.
Intel plans to stop stamping serial numbers in its processors, starting with its Willamette chip due out later this year, the company has said.