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Wednesday, 26th April 2006
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  • Sun CEO McNealy steps down
  • Microsoft Nags users of fake Windows
  • Two former CA execs plead guilty, one faces new charges
  • Phishers snare victims with VoIP
  • Intel, PacNet agree to deploy mobile WiMAX in Singapore
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    Sun CEO McNealy steps down
    Scott McNealy, chief executive and co-founder of Sun Microsystems is stepping down, it was reported Monday. More...

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    Microsoft Nags users of fake Windows
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    Two former CA execs plead guilty, one faces new charges
    Two former executives for CA pleaded guilty to all 10 counts leveled against them for cooking the company's books in a US$2.2 billion scheme and another one faces charges alleging a related cover-up. More...

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    Phishers snare victims with VoIP
    Phishing comes to VoIP. A security firm has found a phishing scheme in which the scammers used Internet telephony to copy a bank's automated voice system in order to steal customers' passwords, account numbers and other personal information. More...

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    Intel, PacNet agree to deploy mobile WiMAX in Singapore
    Intel and Pacific Internet (PacNet), a large Asia-Pacific ISP, team up to deploy a mobile WiMAX network in Singapore. More...

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