IBM, the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Ohio State University join forces to develop management technologies suited for dynamic virtual data centers hosted in cloud computing environments.

Imagine an IT security team as a navy crew at sea. A torpedo blasts the ship’s side below the water line. As the water floods in, they can’t even see the hole, let alone fix it. Instead, everyone ...

Security firm Guardz has revealed new malware that can be used by hackers to remotely gain control of an insecure Mac. In a blog post, Guardz explains how a threat agent has offered the tool on a ...

Remotely accessing your computer’s desktop, files and network from anywhere has enabled remote working (i.e. ‘work from home’) for the last several decades. Modern PCs have more than enough ...

The "screen sharing" feature built into Mac OS X uses the virtual network computing protocol. You can use TightVNC or any other VNC client application to log into a ...

Recently discovered data-stealing malware is targeting macOS users with a sneaky approach that uses Hidden Virtual Network Computing (hVNC). It's being sold at a lifetime price of $60,000 on the Dark ...

Sometimes when you're running a small business, the information that you need isn't always on the computer that's in front of you. Since the widespread growth of the Virtual Network Computing protocol ...

BUILDING or extending telecoms networks is hard work: operators have to buy specialised gear, pull cables and install antennas. But in recent years some have started to “virtualise” their networks, in ...

If you are trying to connect your virtual machine to a local area network computer, but it is not working, or the Bridged network is not working in VMware, here are some solutions you can use to fix ...

Microsoft this week is scheduled to take its first step into server virtualization with the release of Virtual Server 2005, but the company will face a rash of technological, licensing and support ...

We’re not yet living in a Star Trek universe with teleporters to beam us from place to place instantly, but virtual network computing (VNC) and remote access might be the next best thing. Want to ...