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Friday, 23rd September 2005
 
  • New phish deceives with phony certificates
  • Intel sees WiMax trials in parts of Asia end-2005
  • US hosting firm readies for Hurricane Rita
  • Ask Jeeves to retire mascot
  • Mozilla patches Firefox, says browsers secure
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    New phish deceives with phony certificates
    A new, advanced form a phishing dubbed "secured phishing" because it relies on self-signed digital certificates, can easily fool all but the most cautious consumers, according to a security firm. More...

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    Intel sees WiMax trials in parts of Asia end-2005
    Intel, the world's largest microchip maker, expects to implement trials of the emerging wireless broadband technology called "WiMax" in Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines by year-end. More...

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    US hosting firm readies for Hurricane Rita
    A major web hosting firm in Houston has hunkered down in preparation for Hurricane Rita, boarded up its data centres and sent a small technical team to Kansas to open up shop there. More...

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    Ask Jeeves to retire mascot
    The smiling butler that has welcomed visitors to search engine Ask Jeeves for nearly 10 years will soon be laid off. More...

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    Mozilla patches Firefox, says browsers secure
    Mozilla has patched its popular browser to fix a buffer overflow vulnerability that could let attackers grab control of the PC, and plugged a new critical hole in the Linux edition of Firefox.
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