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Researchers at Indiana University say that criminals with access to unsecured wireless routers could create an attack that could piggyback across thousands of Wi-Fi networks in urban areas like Chicago or New York City; a new study says Google faces some big problems in making its Android handset software stack a success (5:48). A Wi-Fi virus outbreak? Researchers say it's possible
If criminals were to target unsecured wireless routers, they could create an attack that could piggyback across thousands of Wi-Fi ... Wi-Fi startup to pick up where Google left off in SF
Wireless networking startup Meraki plans to deliver free wireless Internet access, supported by advertising, across San Francisco by the ... IBM restructures systems division
With the aim to improve company performance and better meet customers' needs, IBM on Thursday said it was realigning its Systems and Technology ... OLPC: Won't miss Intel's 'half-hearted' laptop effort
Intel's resignation from the One Laptop Per Child Project's board of directors will have "no impact" on the group's operations, since ... Social media start-up Mixx sets self apart via "ultra-personalization"
Mixx.com CEO Chris McGill recaps the action from his social media site's first few months in business as a competitor to Digg and other such sites. Dirty data no more: five tips for data governance
Despite the idea that business intelligence is a crucial tool for getting and keeping customers, adequately measuring company performance, and ... U.S. indicts 11 over pump-and-dump stock spam
Eleven people, including one of the top spammers in the world, were indicted on Thursday for allegedly sending millions of unsolicited e- ... U.K. politicians want losing data to be a crime
A committee of MPs has called for tougher criminal penalties for data security breaches as incidents where the government or contractors ... Anti-botnet vendors plug in
A small group of IT security startups are hoping to cash in on the rise of the botnet scourge as businesses -- telecommunications carriers and Internet service ... | 
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