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Twitter sues the US government for demanding it unmask an ‘alt’ account

Twitter says the demand is unlawful and would have 'a grave chilling effect' on privacy

Can you trust Linux-based Tizen OS?

I talked to the CTO of the Linux Foundation to understand the process they have in place to ensure that Tizen OS is safe to use

Green with IT Envy: How Enterprises Can Mimic the Speed and Agility of Cloud Giants

Nginx creates certified third-party module program

Third-party providers can add capabilities like security and device detection, and Nginx will certify that the modules work on the Nginx Plus server

4 machine learning breakthroughs from Google’s TPU processor

Google has revealed details about how its custom Tensor Processing Unit speeds up machine learning; here's how the field is set to evolve in its wake

H-1B employers face stricter rules

Expect more federal scrutiny, investigations, and threats of lawsuits

US says laptop ban may expand to more airports

The Homeland Security secretary has said the measures might be taken in the 'not too distant future'

Trust issues: Know the limits of SSL certificates

All SSL certs are not created equal, and web browsers make matters worse by not clearly showing what security you’re actually getting

Oracle’s Java-on-Java experiment picks up steam

In a recent presentation, Oracle detailed both progress and future plans for implementing Java on Java

What it takes to become an application security engineer

Application security engineers earn more money than application engineers and are in high demand, but the job requires additional training in security.