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Experts blast US nanotech report
A US government plan to prioritise research on the potential environmental, health and safety impacts of nanotechnology has been criticised by a leading researcher on emerging nanotechnology.
Clement James
Sep 17 2007 2:30PM
Software
Obfuscated malware tops list in August
ESET, the Bratislava-based security firm behind the Nod32 antivirus suite, said this week that a high percentage of malware detected in August employed some kind of obfuscation technique.
Clement James
Sep 17 2007 2:29PM
Security
Most companies failing to grasp SOA
The majority of business managers have little or no understanding of service oriented architecture (SOA) and the benefits it can bring, according to new research.
Clement James
Sep 14 2007 3:24PM
Software
More P2P fraud victims expected
Security firm SafeMedia has warned that the use of peer-to-peer software to steal personal information is likely to increase sharply.
Clement James
Sep 13 2007 9:55AM
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Storm worm back with a vengeance
The infamous Storm worm is back, according to security firm BitDefender, which found the malware in nearly 25 per cent of total detected threats during August.
Clement James
Sep 11 2007 8:31AM
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Intel upgrades vPro desktop security
Intel has upgraded its desktop PC security platform, unveiling the newest generation of its vPro processor technology for protection against hacking, viruses and other threats.
Clement James
Aug 30 2007 12:50PM
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Computer games help parents bond with kids
Computer games can help parents and grandparents bond with their children and grandchildren, according to new research.
Clement James
Aug 30 2007 12:10PM
Software
Child beats Australia's national porn filter
The Australian federal government is in fire-fighting mode following reports that a 16 year-old schoolboy hacked his way through an $84 million internet porn filter launched by the government earlier this month.
Clement James
Aug 29 2007 7:36AM
Software
Paramount HD-DVD deal branded 'desperate'
The founder of Blue Ray Technologies, an independent US Blu-ray factory, has hit out at the industry over the reported US$150 million in incentives given to Paramount and DreamWorks Animation to shun the format.
Clement James
Aug 27 2007 7:41AM
Hardware
Sony PS3 upgrade boosts Folding@home project
Sony has released an update for US PlayStation 3 users which will increase the effectiveness of the Folding@home distributed computing project.
Clement James
Aug 23 2007 12:59PM
Software
Italian police fry Phish & Chip gang
A 26-strong European phishing gang has been broken up following the arrest of its members.
Clement James
Aug 22 2007 7:14AM
Security
University taps sewers for web access
A web connection via the toilet bowl may sound like Google's most recent April Fool, but the University of Aberdeen plans to welcome students back with a high bandwidth internet network connected via the sewers.
Clement James
Aug 20 2007 10:01PM
Telco/ISP
Viagra spam edges out pump-and-dump
Pump-and-dump spam, which dominated inboxes in the first half of the year, has given way to image spam and messages pushing 'sexual enhancement' drugs, according to a report from security firm BitDefender.
Clement James
Aug 17 2007 6:48AM
Security
Philips and Imation fall out again
Electronic and digital storage manufacturer Imation announced that it has filed an action in the Federal District Court in St Paul, Minnisota, requesting that the court resolve an ongoing dispute with various subsidiaries of Philips Electronics.
Clement James
Aug 14 2007 12:47PM
Hardware
Space hotel to welcome guests by 2012
A Barcelona-based space tourism company, formed by various professionals in the aerospace industry, gave away the first details of its planned Galactic Suite space hotel, late last week.
Clement James
Aug 14 2007 6:00AM
Strategy
RSA buys up Tablus
RSA, the security division of EMC, has announced its intention to acquire Tablus, a provider of data loss prevention platforms based in San Mateo, California.
Clement James
Aug 13 2007 10:57AM
Security
Sun lifts lid off Sun Fire storage box
Sun Microsystems has introduced its StorageTek Virtual Tape Library Value System, the first storage offering built on the Sun Fire X4500 server and the latest addition to the StorageTek product family powered by the Solaris OS.
Clement James
Aug 10 2007 4:31PM
Storage
iMacs boost FireWire
Apple's introduction of new iMacs with 1394b technology this week demonstrates that the FireWire 800 standard is gaining "significant momentum", the 1394 Trade Association has claimed.
Clement James
Aug 10 2007 4:28PM
Hardware
80GB PS3 consoles hit the streets
Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA), the US arm of the Japanese giant, has begun shipping an 80GB PlayStation 3 at online and bricks-and-mortar retailers in the US and Canada.
Clement James
Aug 8 2007 10:49AM
Hardware
Spam levels creep up again
Spam levels crept up again in July, accounting for 91.52 percent of all email, according to messages scanned by SoftScan.
Clement James
Aug 7 2007 12:17PM
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