The flaw in the ubiquitous programming language is being exploited with the Poison Ivy RAT from servers in China and might not be patched until October.
Researchers for the first time use a solid-state quantum processor in prime factoring (and get it right half the time), which could eventually have a big impact on security.
Of all immigrants coming into the United States, about 825,000 fingerprint records at US-VISIT have multiple names and inconsistent birth dates.
After consolidating its servers CDC's research lab laid the foundation for managing a virtual infrastructure.
County officials are stepping up efforts to transform operations and improve the quality of services to residents while at the same time lower IT management costs.
Iowa State's Information Assurance Center's test bed simulates complex networks and cyberattacks, making it a trusted source for information on the reliability and effectiveness of security products.
If industrial control systems are running Windows, they're vulnerable to hackers. But can engineers handle that?
Of the nearly 1,300 datasets currently on Data.gov, you might be surprised which are the "most relevant."
The comprehensive Digital Government Strategy, which lays out actions in a 12-month roadmap, reaches its first quarter as agencies create pages to update their progress in meeting the benchmarks.
State governments should be preparing now to make use of the vast ammounts of data their agencies collect, a new report says.
As the bad guys turn their attention to mobile devices, the government has begun mapping out security that needs to be incorporated in coming generations of this technology.
The Army's new expeditionary lab develops and produces prototypes and other equipment on the spot.
The Government Printing Office adds the Apple iBookstore to its growing list of outlets for electronic versions of federal books.
Microsoft's "Election 2012 on xBox LIVE" aims to lure gamers into the political discourse, but there are reasons why it might not work.
The Superior Court of California, County of Riverside is sponsoring the Shared Procurement Services Pilot Project, providing the services of a trial court procurement specialist to the other courts via BidSync, a procurement-as-a-service provider.