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IBM to buy Internet Security Systems for US$1.3b

Apple fires five for downloading Leopard OS

Dell says CEO has 'full support' of chairman Dell

Yahoo adds anti-phishing sign-in seal

Lucent, Alcatel seek US approval of merger

Big boost in zombie PCs seen from latest Windows exploit

Cisco acquires missing IPTV link

Is Google still the Ajax king?

Sophos delivers free rootkit sniffer

Sony to offer 27 PS3 games at Tokyo Game Show

Thursday, 24th August 2006

	IBM to buy Internet Security Systems for US$1.3b
	Apple fires five for downloading Leopard OS
	Dell says CEO has 'full support' of chairman Dell
	Yahoo adds anti-phishing sign-in seal
	Lucent, Alcatel seek US approval of merger
	Big boost in zombie PCs seen from latest Windows exploit
	Cisco acquires missing IPTV link
	Is Google still the Ajax king?
	Sophos delivers free rootkit sniffer
	Sony to offer 27 PS3 games at Tokyo Game Show

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IBM to buy Internet Security Systems for US$1.3b
Big Blue will pay US$28 a share for the company, which helps customers protect against Internet threats across networks, desktop computers and servers. Internet Security Systems shares closed at US$26 on Tuesday. More...

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Apple fires five for downloading Leopard OS
Five workers at Apple's retail stores have been fired for downloading preview copies of Mac OS X 10.5, according to an enthusiast's website that closely tracks Apple. More...

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Dell says CEO has 'full support' of chairman Dell
SAN FRANCISCO - Dell said on Tuesday chief executive Kevin Rollins continues to enjoy the "full support" of founder and chairman Michael Dell despite suggestions by some analysts that the world's No. 1 personal computer maker needs new leadership to revive growth. More...

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Yahoo adds anti-phishing sign-in seal
Yahoo is offering subscribers a sign-in seal that ensures they're visiting the Web portal and not a fake site set-up by a phisher to steal personal information. More...

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Lucent, Alcatel seek US approval of merger
PHILADELPHIA - Lucent Technologies on Wednesday said it filed a formal notice to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States seeking approval for its US$10.4 billion purchase by France's Alcatel. More...

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Big boost in zombie PCs seen from latest Windows exploit
Security firms are noting a big boost in the number of machines that the virus exploiting a bug disclosed in Microsoft's latest security bulletin have commandeered. More...

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Cisco acquires missing IPTV link
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Is Google still the Ajax king?
Google has taken a decisive lead in creative Ajax-based applications, but challengers abound. We review 20 other online apps to see how they stack up against Google's offerings. More...

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Sophos delivers free rootkit sniffer
A UK security firm posts a free-of-charge rootkit detector that Windows users can run to sniff out software designed to pull an invisibility cloak over malware. More...

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Sony to offer 27 PS3 games at Tokyo Game Show
TOKYO - Sony said on Wednesday it would offer 27 playable games for its PlayStation 3 at the Tokyo Game Show next month, a sign of progress in critical software development ahead of the November launch of the latest version of its blockbuster game console. More...

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