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Firms told: Optimise WANs before Longhorn Firms told: Optimise WANs before Longhorn

March 30, 2007 / David Meyer
Firms looking to optimise their wide area networks (WANs) should make a short-term investment in external units now rather than waiting for the next version of Windows Server, an analyst has claimed.

With desktop camera, your face can be your password With desktop camera, your face can be your password

March 29, 2007 / Joris Evers
A Canadian company on Wednesday announced a new camera that functions as both a Webcam and a security system that scans a face in three dimensions.

'Porn browser' serves up malicious software 'Porn browser' serves up malicious software

March 29, 2007 / Joris Evers
A Web browser that promises to help the user surf to explicit Web sites bundles malicious software, a researcher has warned.

Yahoo Mail to offer unlimited storage Yahoo Mail to offer unlimited storage

March 28, 2007 / Elinor Mills
Yahoo will begin offering unlimited storage for its free Web-based e-mail in May, the company announced late Tuesday. The move makes Yahoo the first of the major free e-mail providers to offer unlimited storage, but it likely will not be the last.

Google Apps' Gmail Faces Downtime Problems Google Apps' Gmail Faces Downtime Problems

March 28, 2007 / Juan Carlos Perez
Google is grappling with performance and availability problems in its free Gmail service for at least the third time this month

Phishing shield makes money for ISPs Phishing shield makes money for ISPs

March 28, 2007 / Joris Evers
A Denver start-up has come up with a way for internet service providers to offer customers a phishing shield and make some money doing it.

Yahoo expands mobile ad, content offerings Yahoo expands mobile ad, content offerings

March 27, 2007 / Elinor Mills
Yahoo is expanding its mobile offerings so that companies can make money on the content they serve up to mobile devices and so even sites that aren't optimized for mobile browsing can be displayed on handheld devices.

Online Ads Deliver Most Hacks Online Ads Deliver Most Hacks

March 27, 2007 / Computerworld UK staff
Study finds that 80 percent of all malicious code are supplied through online ads.

Sprint Announces New WiMax Details Sprint Announces New WiMax Details

March 27, 2007 / Yardena Arar
Carrier names WiMax device makers, further WiMax expansion plans, and a name for its TV-phone-wireless service.

Trojan variant plagues Skype Trojan variant plagues Skype

March 24, 2007 / David Meyer
A new variant of a well-known Trojan horse virus is spreading through Skype's instant-messaging network, a security company has warned.

Mozilla: Hackers control bug disclosure Mozilla: Hackers control bug disclosure

March 24, 2007 / Joris Evers
WASHINGTON, DC--Software makers are at the mercy of bug hunters when it comes to flaw disclosure, Mozilla's security chief said Saturday.

Net porn ban faces another legal setback Net porn ban faces another legal setback

March 23, 2007 / Declan McCullagh
Congress' efforts to muzzle pornography on the Web were dealt another serious setback on Thursday, when a federal judge ruled a 1998 law was unconstitutional and violated Americans' First Amendment rights.

Yahoo appoints click fraud tsar Yahoo appoints click fraud tsar

March 23, 2007 / Elinor Mills
Yahoo has promoted one of its staff attorneys to an executive-level position that is akin to being click fraud tsar at the second largest web search provider.

Google Expands Pay-Per-Action Ads Test Google Expands Pay-Per-Action Ads Test

March 21, 2007 / Juan Carlos Perez
In the new model advertisers would pay only when the ad-click yeilds a specific result.

Google ad push spurs action reaction Google ad push spurs action reaction

March 21, 2007 / Margaret Kane
In a move that has shaken up parts of the Web advertising world, Google announced Tuesday that it would begin testing a new ad program that lets advertisers pay only when consumers take action, whether it's making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter or performing some other predetermined task.

The Eurovision spam contest The Eurovision spam contest

March 20, 2007 / Leader
The world looks very different from cyberspace. We've all got our own ideas of the places where the rule of law is lopsided - America with its gun crime, China with its one-party state - but Sweden? Civilised to a fault, its only sins to date have been Abba and flat-pack furniture. Yet Symantec's latest survey of international cybercrime hotspots put Sweden in second place, behind the US and before China, as a home of compromised servers that focus online crime. Fifteen percent of the global total live in the land of lakes and pickled herring, say the numbers.

Why Would Google Want a Phone? Why Would Google Want a Phone?

March 19, 2007 / Dan Nystedt
Analysis: Rumors are in full swing, but a cell phone comes with conflicts and challenges.

Hackers Promise Month of MySpace Bugs Hackers Promise Month of MySpace Bugs

March 19, 2007 / Robert McMillan
They won't divulge their real names, they call their project a "whiny, attention-seeking ploy," and they appear to take their fashion cues from Beastie Boys music videos.

New shield repelled internet backbone attack New shield repelled internet backbone attack

March 12, 2007 / Joris Evers
An attack in early February on key parts of the backbone of the internet had little effect, thanks to new protection technology, according to a report released this week.

GoDaddy says its Servers are Ready for Time Switch GoDaddy says its Servers are Ready for Time Switch

March 11, 2007 / Juan Carlos Perez
Some customers are concerned that domain registrar and hosting firm can't handle early move to Daylight Saving Time.

Bug may pose risk to encrypted email Bug may pose risk to encrypted email

March 11, 2007 / Joris Evers
A problem related to a widely used open-source cryptography technology could let miscreants tamper with digitally signed and encrypted emails.

Google's buses help its workers beat the rush Google's buses help its workers beat the rush

March 11, 2007 / Miguel Helft
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--The perks of working at Google are the envy of Silicon Valley. Unlimited amounts of free chef-prepared food at all times of day. A climbing wall, a volleyball court and two lap pools. On-site car washes, oil changes and haircuts, not to mention free doctor checkups.

International domain names succeed in testing International domain names succeed in testing

March 9, 2007 / David Meyer
Internationalised domain names (IDNs) have moved a step closer to reality, after ICANN announced it had successfully completed testing.

VoIP cost savings main draw for UK business VoIP cost savings main draw for UK business

March 9, 2007 / Sylvia Carr
Cost and quality of service remain the top concerns for businesses using voice over IP.

My Yahoo start page gets new beginning My Yahoo start page gets new beginning

March 8, 2007 / Caroline McCarthy
Yahoo announced Thursday a new beta version of its My Yahoo personalized start page, which it will begin gradually rolling out over the next few months.

Microsoft readies VoIP software beta Microsoft readies VoIP software beta

March 7, 2007 / Marguerite Reardon
After months of anticipation, corporate customers will soon get their hands on a beta version of Microsoft's VoIP software, an event that marks an important step in the evolution of corporate communications.

BBC joins forces with YouTube BBC joins forces with YouTube

March 3, 2007 / Reuters
he BBC said on Friday that it had started showing promotional trailers for new programs and clips from old hits on Google's YouTube video site in a bid to reach new audiences and boost sales at its commercial arm.

Adobe to take Photoshop online Adobe to take Photoshop online

March 2, 2007 / Martin LaMonica, Mike Ricciuti
Hoping to get a jump on Google and other competitors, Adobe plans to release a hosted version of its popular Photoshop image-editing application within six months, the company's chief executive said on Tuesday.

Your Wi-Fi can tell people a lot about you Your Wi-Fi can tell people a lot about you

March 2, 2007 / Joris Evers
RLINGTON, Va.--Simply booting up a Wi-Fi-enabled laptop can tell people sniffing wireless network traffic a lot about your computer and about you.


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