Fraudsters are using a new technique to keep their spoofed Web sites up and running even as authorities pull the plug, a security expert said this week.

According to RSA Security's Naftali Bennett, the senior vice president of its Cyota anti-fraud division, some phishers have started using a tactic called "smart site

Cisco Systems’ portfolio continues to expand as part of the company’s effort to build more intelligent networks.

Last week the company unveiled plans to enter the physical security market via an agreement to acquire SyPixx Networks, a privately held video surveillance vendor. The $51 million deal will bring SyPixx’s portfolio of analog-to-digital

Research In Motion Ltd. said on Friday that it has acquired a privately held software firm and released an updated version of its corporate server, giving it new tools to more tightly connect its BlackBerry to corporate phone and data services.

RIM, which makes the popular BlackBerry e-mail and mobile phone device, did

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — DS2 SA (Design of Systems on Silicon SA), an early proponent of broadband-over-powerline chips, has scored a key design win with Netgear Inc.

Netgear will implement DS2's 200-Mbit/second Powerline HD technology currently deployed in a variety of home network products such as Netgear’s Storage Central home storage server.

SEOUL, South Korea — Microsoft wasn't the only company to launch an ultra-compact PC at the CeBit show.

Samsung Electronics said Thursday (March 9) it is also jumping into the mobile PC market with its Q1 ultra-mobile PC. Based on a concept jointly designed by Samsung, Intel and Microsoft, Q1 will attempt

BANGALORE, India — Malaysian and South Korean telecom players are targeting India's booming wireless market.

Malaysia’s largest telecom operator, Telekom Malaysia Bhd, has reportedly acquired 49 percent of the equity in Spice Telecom, a regional wireless provider. Telekom Malaysia had earlier tried unsuccessfully to enter the Indian wireless market but was thwarted

Linux desktops are switching to Red Hat Inc.'s version of the open-source operating system, but the company denied reports that it's planning to dump Microsoft Corp.'s Windows, a company spokeswoman said Wednesday.
 
The number of Linux users within the Armonk, N.Y., company is about 5 percent of IBM's 329,000 employees,

Dog poop girl is infamous in South Korea.
 
The young woman was riding on the subway with her small dog. The dog defecated and she did not clean up after her pet.

Someone caught the incident in pictures shot with a mobile phone. The photos were posted on the

NEC Europe Ltd. Friday unveiled a combination biometric user ID product for authentication between a NEC laptop PC with a built-in fingerprint reader and a NEC 3G mobile phone.

Demonstrated at the CeBIT trade show in Germany, the authentication system also relies on a mobile SIM card.

"The benefits for

Bit9 Inc. on Monday will launch a free search engine to identify unfamiliar software applications and executables found on any computer running the Windows operating system.

Users will be able to download a utility at Bit9's Web site to tap into the firm's 4-terabyte database at http://fileadvisor.bit9.com. The database holds