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Monday November 15, 2010

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Verizon has asked corporate IT security departments to anonymously forward details of attacks levelled against them to a new web application.

It's not a bad idea. But would corporate IT ultimately trust Verizon as an independent publisher of this sort of information? Curious as to your thoughts.

-- Brett Winterford

FEATURED COMMENT

"You chaps are missing the point. Microsoft has a nasty history of destroying businesses by distributing free software with it's ubiquitous Windows platform. Ask Netscape. There were a lot of court cases, a lot of fines, and a lot of court orders about what they are allowed to do in this regard. There is a thriving and competitive desktop AV industry out there. If I were them, I'd very wary of ..."

Ace commenting on Microsoft partners protest free antivirus distribution

TODAY ON ITNEWS

Networking
NBN Co chooses Global Switch for data centre

By Brett Winterford | November 12, 2010

Sydney facility to be network operator's IT hub.

Security
Mac OS X update fixes over 130 vulnerabilities

By Tom Brewster | November 15, 2010

Mac looking more vulnerable over time.

Security
Verizon launches hacki-leaks

By Liam Tung | November 15, 2010

Share your shame but not your name.

Storage
Epworth HealthCare trades up to Hitachi storage

By Ry Crozier | November 15, 2010

Ditches "$600,000-plus" EMC kit.

Hardware
IT steadies ship as consumer electronics declines

By Negar Salek | November 15, 2010

One external storage unit sold for every PC.

Software
Google slams Oracle code comparison

By Tom Brewster | November 15, 2010

Google claim's Oracle's code evidence was "edited".

Hardware
Dell admits Venue Pro faults

By Tom Brewster | November 15, 2010

Battery and Wi-Fi problems plague Windows Phone 7 device.

Security
Spam falls after giant botnet takedowns

By Tom Brewster | November 15, 2010

Law enforcement wins some battles.

Software
Leo a no-show at Oracle vs SAP bout

By Jim Finkle and Dan Levine | November 15, 2010

Case winds down without HP CEO.

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