Security researchers discover link between Stuxnet and Flame
Security researchers from antivirus vendor Kaspersky Labs have found evidence that the development teams behind the Flame and Stuxnet cyber espionage threats collaborated with each other. The Kaspersky researchers determined that Flame, which is believed to have been created in 2008, and a 2009-version of Stuxnet shared one component that served the same purpose and had similar source code.
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Coverity applies static analysis to Web development
Coverity, a company that offers security testing tools for software developers, is extending its expertise to the world of Web application development. The company is developing a static analysis tool that can analyze Enterprise Java (JEE) Web applications. It will be one of the first tools to offer this capability. The company plans a final release of the product, now called Coverity Development Testing for Web Application Security, in September, though it is now offering previews as part of an early access program.
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Symantec and Microsoft team for disaster-recovery service
Symantec today announced a partnership with Microsoft to use Symantec storage and disaster-recovery products in tandem with Microsoft's Azure to allow continuous computing if a customer's main data site is severely disrupted.
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Experts dispute sandboxing would have stopped Flame
At least one vendor is making the argument that sandboxing technology would have protected computer systems against Flame, but some experts are not convinced it would have caught the highly sophisticated malware package believed to be built for cyber espionage.
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6 secrets to a successful 802.1X rollout
Implementing and supporting 802.1X authentication on your network can be a challenge, but here are some tips that can help save you some time, money, and frustration.
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Microsoft opens up access to cloud-based ALM server
Microsoft is expanding access to its cloud-based application lifecycle management service, although the service still remains in preview mode.
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Lenovo launches no-contract mobile broadband for select ThinkPad laptops
Select ThinkPad notebooks built with a 3G module inside now have access to a new no-contract mobile broadband service offered by Lenovo that will provide on-demand access to the Internet, the company announced on Monday. The pay-as-you-go service, Lenovo Mobile Access, is available in the U.S. and nine European countries, including the U.K., France and Germany.[ Get expert networking how-to advice from InfoWorld's Networking Deep Dive PDF special report. ]
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IE10 on Windows 8: Even Microsoft can't make it work
If your company has an outward-facing website, you're probably braced for the enormous changes that will come when Internet Explorer 10 and Windows 8 hit in a few months.
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WWDC's real news: Apple moves beyond iOS and OS X
At 10 a.m. Pacific time today, Apple will commence its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) dog-and-pony show announcing ... well, only Apple knows for sure, as usual.
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What IT can do now that user passwords aren't safe
The parade of revelations of passwords stolen from online services -- LinkedIn (where poor implementation meant
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