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Friday, 11th August 2006
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  • IBM agrees to buy FileNet for US$1.6b
  • Security tech firms may benefit from foiled plot
  • Exploit for worst bug of August on the loose
  • Microsoft breaks patch records
  • Apple fixes brand new Mac Pro
  • Business travel in 2010: Biometrics, 3D, and RFID
  • Free scanner probes PCs for critical Windows bug
  • RFID deals send mixed messages
  • Rights group blasts Internet companies over China policies
  • Software mines Internet to identify music piracy
  • Research firm drops revenue projection for RFID
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    IBM agrees to buy FileNet for US$1.6b
    BOSTON - IBM on Thursday said it agreed to buy software maker FileNet for US$1.6 billion, a move that would help it overtake EMC as the largest maker of programs that manage mountains of corporate data. More...

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    Security tech firms may benefit from foiled plot
    BOSTON - Makers of security equipment are the most likely to benefit from the heightened alert at airports after British police foiled a plot to blow up planes flying between Britain and the United States. More...

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    Exploit for worst bug of August on the loose
    Security experts said that the MS06-040 bug was the worst of the 23 patched by Microsoft this week. Now they say it is being used in attacks. More...

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    Microsoft breaks patch records
    It is already a record year. We could celebrate expect that the record is for critical vulnerabilities that Microsoft has patched thus far this year. Not a time for champagne toasts.. More...

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    Apple fixes brand new Mac Pro
    Just two days after rolling out the Mac Pro, Apple issues a patch for the top-of-the-line Intel Xeon-based system. More...

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    Business travel in 2010: Biometrics, 3D, and RFID
    From receiving video-mail to having your iris scanned at airport security, here's what the world of business travel and communications might look like in the not-so-distant future.. More...

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    Rights group blasts Internet companies over China policies
    The international activist group charges that companies like Google, Microsoft MSN, and Yahoo would rather please Beijing than protect Internet users.. More...

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    Software mines Internet to identify music piracy
    Identity Systems will soon roll out software that lets media companies search through unstructured text on the Internet to identify piracy.. More...

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