Want to work for Apple in the US? Here are the five main jobs for which foreigners are hired

If Apple’s recently-revamped jobs site has tempted you to consider a move to the US, data from the Office of Foreign Labor Certification may provide a guide to your chances.

Google wants to stop the US from spying on computers worldwide

Google is concerned about a proposed change to a criminal procedure rule that could allow the US government to hack into and spy on computer networks and devices across the globe. The search giant has filed a comment (PDF) opposing the change, as it believes the change would undermine Web users’ rights to privacy and security.

ASUS' super thin UX305 laptop will be a relative bargain in the US

We've already seen what Intel's Core M chips can do to a laptop -- all of the specimens we've seen have been impossibly skinny and lightweight. The problem is, that brand of thin-and-lightness doesn't come cheap: Samsung's new ATIV Book 9 starts at $1,200, for instance, while the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is currently going for $1,299 and up.

US launching a new cyberwarfare agency in wake of Sony attacks

Qrator Labs opened a traffic processing center in the US

Team laboratory cluster Qrator Labs announced the opening of TС - traffic center to provide services to counter DDoS-attacks clients in the US and Canada. New points of presence, open company in the US (including Silicon Valley), supplemented cloud solution companies, bringing the total capacity of the network traffic filtering to several hundred gigabytes.

The number of attacks with the operation of ShellShock began to decline

Most of the attacks are carried out from the territory of the United States, and the victims were gambling sites and pages of Home Appliance Manufacturers.

After three days of peak activity the number of cyber attacks that exploit vulnerabilities ShellShock, began to decline. It was  reported by researchers Akamai.