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IPv6 gets a workout at Olympics

08/20/08 -- 11:00 AM IPv6 is being deployed to handle video surveillance, lighting, heating and traffic management systems in Olympic Park.

Reality Check | UCore's giant leap

08/18/08; Vol. 27, No. 20 A key group of chief information officers is pushing the boundaries of consensus building and galvanizing the federal information technology community.

Cybereye | Striking the public-private balance

08/18/08; Vol. 27, No. 20 For providers of essential public services, private profit must sometimes take a back seat to public policy.

2008 Rising Star Yao Ling

08/18/08; Vol. 27, No. 20 Yao Ling developed a Web tool that lets commanding officers submit performance evaluations via the NYPD's Intranet and successfully convinced the senior managers to embrace the new technology.

2008 Rising Star Isai Marichamy

08/18/08; Vol. 27, No. 20 Isai Marichamy knows how to multitask. He recently developed and deployed an electronic-payment module for the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.

Samurai Web testing

08/15/08 -- 10:17 AM A Live CD for Web penetration testing.

GOP seeks probe of military voting assistance programs

08/13/08 -- 03:24 PM House and Senate lawmakers are calling for a Justice Department investigation into the possible disenfranchisement of millions of servicemen and women in the upcoming presidential election.

Also in the news: Cyberwarfare against Georgia

08/12/08 -- 03:43 PM Estonian computer emergency response experts are reportedly attempting to help the Georgian government counter cyberattacks that began prior to Russia's invasion of the former Soviet republic.

Internaut | XML: The good, the bad and the bloated

08/11/08 -- 02:50 PM Commentary: Reap the benefits of XML tagging while keeping bloated files to a minimum.

Maine puts Web 2.0 spin on state site

08/11/08 -- 12:22 PM Maine.gov boosts usability, accessibility by adding Web 2.0 features.

Also in the news: Obama VP to be revealed via txt msg

08/11/08 -- 09:38 AM Those wondering who Sen. Barack Obama will pick for his running mate will not have to look farther than than their BlackBerry for the answer.

Beware of the Gadgets

08/07/08 -- 07:58 AM Google Gadgets potentially could offer a rich new playground for hackers.

DNS may be patched, but danger still lurks

08/07/08 -- 06:59 AM Millions of Domain Name System servers are protected now, but the next vulnerability may be far more difficult to remedy.

500G of data captured by single botnet

08/06/08 -- 04:45 PM Long-lived CorelFlood Trojan sweeps up data from more than 225,000 online accounts.

Also in the news: Cisco routers on Black Hat agenda

08/06/08 -- 12:55 PM Black Hat organizers plan three talks on the routers and the Internetwork Operating Systemduring this week's conference in Las Vegas.

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