| 7 half-truths about virtualization
Your virtualization deployment could be tripped up if you don't consider these potential roadblocks. Almost all Windows users vulnerable to Flash zero-day attacks
More than 90% of Windows users are vulnerable to the Flash zero-day vulnerability that Adobe won't patch until Thursday, a Danish security company said today. Congress may push India's IT firms to Mexico with H-1B crackdown
Indian firms worried about the threat of H-1B restrictions in the U.S. might look to increase their presence south of the border, in Mexico. Low-tech Internet scams net big money
Domino's Pizza lost about $77,000 in free pizza due to a weak password on an online promotion that wasn't supposed to go live -- a type of security problem that is all too common, according to a presentation slated for the Black Hat USA conference this week. Don't mean to bore you, but a yawn detector's in the works
U.S. and Indian researchers have joined forces to design a computer program that can detect when you're yawning - a potentially life-saving invention for drivers and others on the road. 10 wicked cool algorithms Ericsson's winning Nortel bid to strengthen its North American presence
Ericsson's winning bid for Nortel's wireless assets is intended to strengthen the Swedish telecom giant's presence in North America, company executives said during a conference call Monday. Cisco fortifies data center storage capabilities
Cisco this week added new features to its MDS 9000 SAN switches in an effort to enhance storage performance on IBM mainframes as well as third-party SAN products. The enhancements to the MDS 9000 are intended to improve security and accelerate data traffic over distances as far as 20,000 kilometers, according to this report from colleague Jon Brodkin. Air Force foretells drone that can make attack decisions on its own
By 2047 the Air Force says unmanned aircraft with blazing artificial intelligence systems could fly over a target and determine whether or not to unleash lethal weapons - without human intervention. AP's puzzling crusade continues to confound
As you might expect given my 30-plus years as a journalist, I am something of a copyright hardliner: Content producers should be compensated for their work and others should not leach off it willy-nilly. Hybrid clouds the way to go
In these tough economic times it has become rather common to hear upper management ask questions such as, "I've read about that cloud computing thing. Why aren't we using the cloud instead of buying so many servers?" But is the cloud ready? The answer, as any good engineer would tell you, is "it depends." July Giveaways
Cisco Subnet is giving away 15 copies each of books on Enterprise Web 2.0 and Building a Greener Data Center; Microsoft Subnet is giving away training from New Horizons to one lucky reader and 15 copies of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Unleashed. Entry forms can be found on the Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet home pages. Deadline for entries July 31. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
The number of botnets has grown from about 1,500 two years ago to 3,500 today.
Here are 11 security companies to watch.
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