Scammers try to lure rugby fans with promises of lottery and sweepstake wins.
In today's technology roundup: Supercomputer predicts revolution, Secret Service probes Facebook threat, credit card fraudster gets 14 years, and ex-SAP unit to plead guilty.
Banks will no longer need to integrate multiple vendors' tools or add new delivery methods, says IronKey.
Openstack's open source cloud software will be used in HP's new cloud services.
The software company unveils a TV app store to connect to mobile devices and smart TVs.
“TV Everywhere” is now a reality with Adobe's Pass authentication service with content providers reaching 90% of the US market.
The combination of QlikView and QlikCommunity enables business users to find answers to support questions on the fly.
With the advent of Internet connectivity, IT security has become a global issue, says Loophold.
Broadband entrepreneurs are only focused on the cherry on top, says communications minister Roy Padayachie.
The celebrations attracted top IT players and analysts, proving that print is not dead.
The security vendor' 98 million active customers gave input to help develop the 2012 product.
Damning revelations about top-level South African officials bolster government's argument to keep a tight grip on confidential state information.
Security firms warn the anniversary could bring on the largest 9/11 hacks and scams ever.