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Security firm FireEye has just discovered a new zero day attack that is actively targeting computers running fully patched versions of Internet Explorer 10.  Microsoft has confirmed this [...]

Short and simple: 100% on-demand and on-access protection against standard & extended wilds. Zero Warnings. Zero False Positives. Virus Bulletin concludes: “Detection was really quite [...]

Emsisoft Anti-Malware 8.1.0.40 is a maintenance update for improved performance and protection. Improvements: Adds support for detecting malicious Chrome and Firefox extensions. Adds general [...]

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: In an effort to jumpstart the U.S. economy amidst the runaway blight of the “Great Recession” and financial crisis beginning in [...]

Yahoo just acquired a San Francisco-based startup called Distill, which was working on a way to make technical recruiting easier by pairing video interviews and programming challenges. They had [...]

Kinvey, the enterprise-centric backend as a service (BaaS) platform for mobile apps, is launching a new feature today that will allow its customers to run their apps in a dedicated private cloud [...]

Microsoft’s executive vice president Tami Reller announced today that the company has sold more than 200 million Windows 8 licenses. TechCrunch confirmed the data point with Microsoft. The [...]

In the aftermath of the Mt.Gox withdrawal freeze, reports of DDoS attacks against various Bitcoin exchange sites have emerged.  These attacks, which have caused Slovenian based exchange site [...]

Google and VMware today announced that they are working together to make it easier for Chromebook users in the enterprise to access Windows apps and the Windows desktop on their machines. Using [...]

Stewart Butterfield, the co-founder of Flickr who eventually left its acquirer Yahoo and started TinySpeck (and an ill-fated multiplayer game called Glitch), last year decided to take a different [...]