Page 6610 – SiliconANGLE

Kaspersky Hopes to “Save The World” With New, Ultra-Secure OS

By Mike Wheatley Oct 17, 2012

Kaspersky Labs has taken it upon itself to protect the world’s most critical infrastructure from viruses and cyberattacks, by creating its own malware-proof operating system. Eugene Kaspersky says in a blog post that the…

Anonymous Outs Cyberbully that Drove Teen to Suicide

By John Casaretto Oct 17, 2012

The name of the notorious hacktivist group Anonymous has been brought into an entirely new kind of issue – cyberbullying. A Pastebin release from a member of the group contains what they say is…

Meet miniFlame – the Latest CyberWarfare Discovery

By John Casaretto Oct 16, 2012

Kaspersky is reporting on a newly uncovered piece of malware that has been dubbed “miniFlame” – a fully functional independent malware module with some interesting ties to previous pieces of state-sponsored malware. As the…

Major Device Strategy Remix for Boxee, Heads to the Cloud

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 16, 2012

Since the future is in the cloud, Boxee, the start-up company that delivered streaming Web video to TVs via their quirky-shaped Boxee Box, is introducing a new DVR box that would store content in…

Healthy Big Data: Putting Patients In Control

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2012

For centuries, healthcare has largely been in the hands of professionals. People get sick, they go to the doctor’s where he or she tells them what medicines to take or what type of surgery…

AI On The Rise: Apple Vs Google and Robots With Honeybee Brain

By Cherr Aira Oct 16, 2012

Just when Siri and Watson are about to face-off to determine who will lord the mobile AI space, here comes another fierce match-up. It involves one half of the previous pair, but this time…

Lawmakers’ Privacy Concerns Will Cost Advertisers a Lot of Money

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2012

Big data may be a big buzz word right now, but the underlying developments in this space have large implications on the consumer market. Here to discuss the marketing industry’s use of big data…

CODEBREAKER: Compelling Movie About Alan Turing Premieres in the United States

By Kyt Dotson Oct 16, 2012

TODpix, in conjunction with Story Center Productions and Furnace, has announced the U.S. Premiere of CODEBREAKER, a unique new film about British mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing—focusing not just on his role in…

ManageEngine Brings Session Recording As Enhanced Information Security Measure

By Isha Suri Oct 16, 2012

ManageEngine, a leading provider of real-time IT management tools, has introduced a new feature of session recording of privileged accounts. The company has strengthened its Password Manager Pro software as the privileged sessions can…

OpenStack Downloaded Over 300,000 Times, Powers On

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2012

OpenStack distributor PistonCloud recently published an infographic that sums up how much OpenStack grown since its launch in 2010. The initiative is big, no doubt, and the company is offering some specific numbers to back…

all stories

Kaspersky Hopes to “Save The World” With New, Ultra-Secure OS

Meet miniFlame – the Latest CyberWarfare Discovery

Healthy Big Data: Putting Patients In Control

AI On The Rise: Apple Vs Google and Robots With Honeybee Brain

Lawmakers’ Privacy Concerns Will Cost Advertisers a Lot of Money

CODEBREAKER: Compelling Movie About Alan Turing Premieres in the United States

ManageEngine Brings Session Recording As Enhanced Information Security Measure

LATEST FROM THECUBE

UPCOMING CUBE EVENTS

RECENT CUBE EVENTS

AI Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit 2026

IBM's AI Operating Model 2026

Dell Technologies New York Symposium 2026

SEMICON West 2026

AI Data Pipeline Forum 2026

SIGN IN

Bio

Ethics statement

Contact us

Partner with us

Contact us

Guest inquiry