According To Microsoft, Worms Are Infesting The Computers Worldwide

Microsoft has released a security report on Monday that warns people about the cyber crooks who are digging into the computers in a look for the weak spots in order to penetrate with the worms, which are the malicious software and steal the control or the data too.

Rogue security software has remained as the top hacker threat for the computers in the first half of the year, but number of infections continued to drop while the penetrations b

Droid Has Offered A Solid Competition To Iphone

The new smartphone of Motorola, dubbed Droid as in the United States and the Milestone inside Europe, might be the strongest and the biggest competitor to the iPhone of Apple as yet. This is slated to arrive in the U.S. on Nov. 6, and runs on the 3G network of Verizon and the Android operating system of Google's. It promises for a rich universe of such apps that are free from the oft-criticized approval process of Apple.

Motorola has annou

Cloud Computing Could Save Money By Eliminating The U.S. Jobs As Said By Unisys Official

The cost savings generated with the replacement of U.S. workers with the IT persons brought from India was taken as a benefit of the private cloud computing by one Unisys official at one technical conference.

Richard Marcello who is the president of technology, consulting, and the integration solutions at Unisys while speaking at Cloud Computing Conference & Expo held in Santa Clara, Calif., presented what he was viewing as myths and the tr

Windows Vista Has Been Rated More Secure Than Windows XP

Microsoft has released a report on Monday which shows that the Windows Vista outperforms significantly as compared to Windows XP as it comes to the enhanced security. The infection rates with Vista were considerably lower than Windows XP in the first half of the year 2009 as said in the report of the Security Intelligence.

But no matter if the user is running XP or Vista, Microsoft Corp. has said that the most current service pack which is

Arcsight Has Added An Unstructured Log Analysis With The Logger 4

ArcSight, an event management vendor, will soon be starting to sell a newer version of their product, which is designed to mine the unstructured computer log files for the signs of hacking or any kind of illegal activity.

With the new ArcSight Logger 4 appliance of the company, the users can now also search through the so called unstructured data, like the instant messaging or the e-mail message log records. Logger is widely used for search