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Britney Spears to be used for .ANI exploit

Cisco sets its sights on small business

Intel plans Centrino mobile chip

EU clears sale of IBM printer unit to Ricoh

Firefox's 'The Coop' tests social browsing

Clash over serving VoIP to small businesses

FBI Checks Gambling In Second Life Virtual World

Vista licence changes cut desktop management costs

Google flushes out toilet ADSL

NEC says Nasdaq to put off delisting decision

South Korea free trade agreement a jolt to technology

Pervasive updates tools for growing SaaS market

Thursday, 5th April 2007

Headlines

	Britney Spears to be used for .ANI exploit
	Cisco sets its sights on small business
	Intel plans Centrino mobile chip
	EU clears sale of IBM printer unit to Ricoh
	Firefox's 'The Coop' tests social browsing
	Clash over serving VoIP to small businesses
	FBI Checks Gambling In Second Life Virtual World
	Vista licence changes cut desktop management costs
	Google flushes out toilet ADSL
	NEC says Nasdaq to put off delisting decision
	South Korea free trade agreement a jolt to technology
	Pervasive updates tools for growing SaaS market

Good morning, problems with the patch Microsoft released Tuesday for a critical .ANI vulnerability, have hackers launching a new spam campaign to take advantage of the flaw by promising nude pictures of Britney Spears to lure users to malicious sites.

Also making news, small businesses - often underserved by leading technology vendors - now have more choice when it comes to deploying unified communications. In the span of two weeks, both Microsoft and Cisco Systems announced systems that will enable smaller businesses to combine their communications in one user interface and allow them to migrate from traditional phone systems to voice over IP

editor@itnews.com.au

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Britney Spears to be used for .ANI exploit
There are problems with the patch Microsoft released for a critical .ANI vulnerability, and hackers have launched a new spam campaign to take advantage of the flaw.
By Staff writers

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Cisco sets its sights on small business
New networking systems offer 'all forms of business communication in one box'.
By Shaun Nichols

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Intel plans Centrino mobile chip
The processor for laptops and handheld devices will have increased IT management and security features as well as an 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter.
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EU clears sale of IBM printer unit to Ricoh
The two companies are forming a joint venture company to manage the operation, called InfoPrint Solutions.
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Firefox's 'The Coop' tests social browsing
The plug-in from Mozilla Labs allows the browser to become a content sharing tool and compete directly with sites like My Space.
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Internet

Clash over serving VoIP to small businesses
The two companies extend their expertise in Internet Protocol software to companies with fewer than 100 employees.
By Staff writers

Internet

FBI Checks Gambling In Second Life Virtual World
FBI investigators have visited Second Life's Internet casinos at the invitation of the virtual world's creator Linden Lab, but the US government has not decided on the legality of virtual gambling.
By Staff writers

Operating Systems

Vista licence changes cut desktop management costs
Update to allow for diskless PCs and virtualised desktops.
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Google flushes out toilet ADSL
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Finance

NEC says Nasdaq to put off delisting decision
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