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Mac OS X Lion sets the bar for cheaper software
No optical discs in web launch of multitouch-friendly OS.
Tom Brewster
Jun 7 2011 7:47AM
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VMware buys Socialcast
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Tom Brewster
Jun 2 2011 2:22PM
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Britain planning cyber weapons factory?
Reports suggest the UK government is to openly initiate cyber weapons production.
Tom Brewster
Jun 1 2011 8:41AM
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Intel unveils Ultrabook concept
Intel says the new system will run 40 percent of all consumer laptops by 2012.
Tom Brewster
Jun 1 2011 8:41AM
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Mac OS X gets first ever crimeware kit
Mac OS X users are being targeted by the first ever crimeware created for the operating system.
Tom Brewster
May 4 2011 5:45AM
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Energy providers pummelled by DDoS: McAfee
Time to focus on the impact.
Tom Brewster
Apr 20 2011 12:40PM
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Toshiba launches self-encrypting hard drives
The Japanese tech giant introduces the world's first series of self-encrypting drives.
Tom Brewster
Apr 14 2011 10:05AM
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Hackers get 'more violent' against security firms
Security firms are getting hit by more attacks.
Tom Brewster
Apr 14 2011 10:05AM
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Barracuda admits mistake after hack
Security maker pantsed after it lets its guard down.
Tom Brewster
Apr 13 2011 8:58AM
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Spooks say BlackBerry is safest
Research in Motion device best for Government.
Tom Brewster
Apr 12 2011 10:43AM
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Google offers scientists epic computing power
One billion computing hours.
Tom Brewster
Apr 11 2011 10:36AM
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Russia fingered in LiveJournal DDoS attacks
DDoS attacks on LiveJournal go after an anti-corruption blogger.
Tom Brewster
Apr 8 2011 12:06PM
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Most IT departments ‘clueless’ over sensitive files
Sensitive files don't appear to mean much to security pros, an Imperva survey suggests.
Tom Brewster
Apr 8 2011 12:03PM
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Google defends Android openness
Google says it is still open after critics questioned its handling of Honeycomb source code.
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The fallout from the Epsilon breach
The Epsilon breach took place late last month, but the ramifications could be serious. Tom Brewster looks at what the consequences could be...
Tom Brewster
Apr 7 2011 11:30AM
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Webroot launches Android security apps
IT consumerisation behind the push.
Tom Brewster
Apr 6 2011 9:39AM
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Targeted attacks pick up where Stuxnet left off
Symantec report predicts a spike this year.
Tom Brewster
Apr 6 2011 9:38AM
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EMC brings NetWitness into RSA fold
Technology that helped RSA identify recent attack.
Tom Brewster
Apr 5 2011 5:51AM
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IBM opens European advanced security centre
Big Blue sets up a security institute in Brussels, helping firms come together to learn about threats and how to deal with them.
Tom Brewster
Apr 1 2011 12:30PM
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Overtis tracks worker behaviour in browsers
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