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Cisco fixes critical remote command execution vulnerability in Secure Access Control Server

The vulnerability could allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to take control of the underlying operating system, the company said

Pirated WIN8.1 in the wild — TWITTER adds Conversations view — GOOGLE agog over affairs — Top IOS APP publisher: Google

Mobile device management shifts to the cloud

MobileIron's Anyware cloud-based software provides a simplified Web interface that automates a lot of mobile device management tasks

Review: Firefox OS sputters on the ZTE Open

The open source challenger is meant to be simple, but it crosses the line into the less than functional

Whose self-driving car will you trust: Google or the automakers?

Driverless cars are coming, and Google wants to do more than design its software -- it wants to build the cars too

IBM starts restricting hardware patches to paying customers

Following an Oracle practice, IBM starts to restrict hardware patches to holders of maintenance contracts

It’s official: We all speak geek now

Geek domination steams along, as 'phablet,' 'srsly,' and 'selfie' land in Oxford Dictionaries Online's list of new words for 2013

VMware’s virtualization quest could help shake up storage, too

The company is pitching several upcoming storage technologies at VMworld alongside its NSX network hypervisor

Spear phishing led to DNS attack against New York Times, Twitter, others

Hackers managed to compromise the log-in credentials for a Melbourne IT domain reseller responsible for the affected domains

SOFTWARE PATENTS BANNED in New Zealand — Worldwide HACKATHON hits NYTIMES — WIN8 apps may not run with Win8.1 — BRAIN CONTROL over the Internet