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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Snort bug exploit shows up   KAZ founder reduces his role   Monsoon floods hit tech capital, business goes on   Microsoft joins Yahoo on digital library alliance   Microsoft, Israel govt in start-up support deal
Thursday, 27th October 2005
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  • Snort bug exploit shows up
  • KAZ founder reduces his role
  • Monsoon floods hit tech capital, business goes on
  • Microsoft joins Yahoo on digital library alliance
  • Microsoft, Israel govt in start-up support deal
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    Snort bug exploit shows up
    A working exploit for the Snort vulnerability has been released, but the attack may fizzle. More...

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    KAZ founder reduces his role
    KAZ Group founder Peter Kazacos and current executive director is reducing his working week at the Telstra-owned integrator from five to two days, according to an email circulated by company chairman David Thodey.
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    Monsoon floods hit tech capital, business goes on
    Police in India's technology capital, Bangalore, have urged motorists to stay off the city's roads as storms caused flooding and uprooted trees, but business was largely unaffected, officials said on Wednesday. More...

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    Microsoft joins Yahoo on digital library alliance
    An alliance including Microsoft and Yahoo says it is fast gaining backers to challenge Google in digitising many of the world's great books. More...

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    Microsoft, Israel govt in start-up support deal
    Microsoft has signed a deal with Israel's government to establish a joint programme to give Israeli start-ups financial and technological support from the US software giant. More...

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