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HP launches key-management appliance
October 30, 2007 Company releases a key-management product aimed at helping companies manage encrypted systems more efficiently.Opening act for Gibson's self-tuning guitar
December 4, 2007 The guitar strings serve as the network on the Robot Guitar, which could save professional musicians time when changing keys.Photos: Self-tuning six stringVideo: Gibson's self-tuning guitarBehold the customizable keyboard
June 24, 2005 DX1 Input System has movable "smart" keys that can be assigned to implement fast game cheats, software commands and more. Photos: Rig your keyboardAnalyst: Corel's DRM patch only a bandage
April 10, 2007 Hack of Blu-ray, HD DVDs prompts software company to issue fix. Critics call it waste of time.Virtual keyboard tops Apple patent requests
April 28, 2006 Mac maker files patents for a "smart" virtual keyboard, a two-way screen and tech that lets iPods talk to TVs.Researcher warns Wi-Fi users of bad passwords
November 7, 2003 A security expert warns users of the latest wireless network security standard, Wi-Fi Protected Access, to pick good passwords or risk being compromised.The keyboards of tomorrow?
July 22, 2004 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos notes that the traditional QWERTY keyboard has been under attack for years. Now there's finally something to give it a run for the money.Week in review: The revolution will be posted
May 4, 2007 Digg's struggle over the posting of a DRM encryption key highlights the power of the Net to transform a censorship issue into a cause celebre.Digg in tough spot with DMCA debacle
May 2, 2007 Social news site responded to readers and defied a cease-and-desist letter pertaining to a cracked HD DVD encryption key.Photos: Legal fights over digital rightsKeyboard clicks can lead to security hacks
September 14, 2005 Do the keys on the keyboard make different sounds? Kind of, UC Berkeley scientists discover. And that's a potential problem.British legislation to enforce encryption key disclosure
May 18, 2006 Part of act would give police power to force businesses, individuals to hand over the keys in criminal investigations.Taking on QWERTY's illogic
December 22, 2005 Entrepreneur is latest in line of engineers who think 125-year-old keyboard layout should be junked. Photos: The ABCs of keyboardsFlaw may hide malicious software
August 27, 2005 Weakness allows hackers to hide the presence of their applications using keys stored in the Windows Registry, experts say.PARC eases communications between devices
March 2, 2004 The pioneering Palo Alto Research Center develops software designed to let all consumer electronics devices communicate with one another, making networked home devices easier to use.'Noisy light' is new key to encryption
November 15, 2002 Scientists at Northwestern University say they've harnessed the properties of light to encrypt information into a code that can only be cracked by breaking the physical laws of nature.Analysts question the point of dot-mobi
September 27, 2006 Design and better access, not a new domain extension, will draw users to the mobile Internet, say analysts.Utah may erase early but unused e-commerce law
December 19, 2005 In 1996, the state won applause for enacting a digital-signature law. Now it may go away.Antispam spec sets off on path to standard
July 11, 2005 Yahoo, Cisco and partners have submitted DomainKeys Identified Mail, which helps verify the sender of a message, to a standards body.Bypass found for Windows piracy check
May 23, 2005 Using a tool from Microsoft, it is possible to get around the company's piracy test, a researcher says.Saluting the data encryption legacy
September 27, 2004 Security technologist Bruce Schneier explains that while cryptography is one of the most basic tools of computer security, it barely existed as an academic discipline 30 years ago.
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