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Police crack international piracy ring
High tech crime police in 11 countries have cracked a multi-million pound software piracy ring.
Dan Ilett
Apr 23 2004 11:27AM
Security
Four more holes in Symantec products
A security firm has pointed out four further flaws in three of Symantec’s products.
Dan Ilett
Apr 22 2004 3:56PM
Security
China backs off WAPI deadline
The Chinese government has indefinitely postponed the deadline to ban foreign wireless technology standards in its country.
Dan Ilett
Apr 22 2004 12:36PM
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CERT and NISCC warns of TCP flaw
IT security specialists are warning of serious flaw in the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
Dan Ilett
Apr 21 2004 4:14PM
Security
Spam clogs up productivity
Spammers are slowing down the US work force.
Dan Ilett
Apr 21 2004 12:08PM
Security
20 per cent of firms suffer from internet abuse
Almost two-thirds of large corporations have problems with staff misusing IT systems, citing excessive web browsing, email misuse, and unauthorised access as the main problems.
Dan Ilett
Apr 20 2004 11:42AM
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SurfControl pays $14.7 million for Messagesoft
UK web filtering firm SurfControl has acquired anti-spam company Messagesoft for an estimated $14.7m.
Dan Ilett
Apr 20 2004 10:55AM
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Microsoft targets pirate resellers
Microsoft is to contact more than 1000 UK resellers that have bought illegal software.
Dan Ilett
Apr 19 2004 5:31PM
Security
ODPM deploys nationwide antivirus and firewall solution
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM), Regional Co-ordination Unit (RCU) has deployed an network security solution to protect UK Regional Government Offices from cyber attacks.
Dan Ilett
Apr 16 2004 4:06PM
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Volunteers launch vulnerability website
Volunteers have launched a free internet website that logs IT security vulnerabilities.
Dan Ilett
Apr 16 2004 3:33PM
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Hackers break into supercomputers
Hackers have attacked some of the world’s most powerful supercomputers in a co-ordinated effort.
Dan Ilett
Apr 15 2004 3:40PM
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Cisco: change your security protocols, please!
Cisco is urging customers to switch use of security protocols after a new software tool exploited a serious flaw in its WLAN products.
Dan Ilett
Apr 15 2004 2:23PM
Security
Home Office security regulator pilots biometrics
A security regulations body in the Home Office is piloting the use of biometrics to authenticate 100 of its staff.
Dan Ilett
Apr 15 2004 12:07PM
Security
Microsoft to fix 20 flaws in software
Microsoft has issued patches for more than 20 flaws in its software, three of which were ranked ‘critical’.
Dan Ilett
Apr 14 2004 4:17PM
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Almost half of all spam "bugged"
Spammers are bugging nearly 50 per cent of all junk mail.
Dan Ilett
Apr 14 2004 3:41PM
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Spammers raise the price of shares
Spammers are attempting to ramp up the value of stocks and shares by sending out bogus financial reports to traders.
Dan Ilett
Apr 14 2004 3:36PM
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Antivirus is the most common security technology [NB Awaiting more info]
Antivirus applications are the most commonly used security technology.
Dan Ilett
Apr 13 2004 4:58PM
Security
One in five firms bother to use WEP
Four out of five UK businesses are failing to use a basic standard of wireless network security.
Dan Ilett
Apr 13 2004 4:20PM
Security
Department of Homeland Security to buy secure data network
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is set to pay $350 million for the implementation of a secure data network.
Dan Ilett
Apr 13 2004 3:39PM
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MasterCard lends helping hand to online traders
MasterCard is to help online traders tackle fraud with a two-part self-assessment security scheme.
Dan Ilett
Apr 13 2004 3:24PM
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