Datamation Staff

The New York Times: Facebook has divulged the identities of members of the Koobface gang, a hacker group responsible for a notorious worm that spread

InfoWorld: A couple of months ago, an anonymous tip revealed a fundamental design flaw in the flagship Oracle database. Today, Oracle is releasing a patch

ABC News: A hacker claiming to be from Saudi Arabia disrupted access to Israel's El Al airline and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on Monday. Neither flights

LA Times: According to the government-run China Internet Network Information Center, the number of people using the Web in that country hit 513 million in

Computerworld: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that enterprises can now use Windows Server on its cloud for free for up to 750 hours per month.

Fox News: Hackers hit online shoe retailer Zappos and got away with personal information for approximately 24 million customers. In a message sent to

Cnet: The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued a preliminary ruling that Motorola's Android-based devices do not infringe on Apple

InformationWeek: After analyzing 419 publicly disclosed U.S. data breaches in 2011, the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) determined that the most

ZDNet: Dehli's High Court is threatening to block Indian access to Google, Facebook, Yahoo and other large Internet services unless they begin censoring

Bloomberg: The debut of the iPhone 4S in China turned ugly yesterday, leading Apple to temporarily halt sales at its stores in the country. At the

Computerworld: IBM is reporting a major research breakthrough--the discovery of a way to store a bit of information with just 12 atoms. Until now, it

eWeek: Market research firm IDC is reporting that the market for solid state drives (SSDs) topped $5 billion in 2011--a 105 percent increase from the