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EU Parliament agrees on proposal to take on US tech giants
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City of Melbourne loses long-time digital chief
Home Affairs boss says big tech is bigger surveillance threat than government
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US branded worst spamming nation as impact of zombie computers rises
Recent attempts to can spam in the United States appear to be paying off, with a newly published study reporting that the country now relays “substantially less” of the world's spam than it did a year ago.
Oct 18 2005 11:14AM
Thieves steal UK government computers
The UK government has been hit by over 150 cases of computer theft in the last year, newly released figures show.
Jul 12 2005 2:09PM
Computers containing patient information stolen
A California medical group is notifying patients that they may be at risk of identity theft after burglars stole two computers containing their personal information.
Apr 8 2005 11:50PM
Viruses will hit computers in cars, satellite systems
Viruses and worms could find new targets this year, including embedded computers in cars and satellite communication systems, according to IBM.
Feb 9 2005 11:35PM
Computers for low-income households
A Sydney non-profit organisation is recycling computers in a bid to increase the number of low-income households in Australia with access to a PC.
Jan 31 2005 3:06PM
77 per cent of firms allow corporate data on personal computers
More than three quarters of UK organisations allow company data to reside on employees’ personal computing devices.
Apr 5 2004 5:17PM
Of 'Zombie' Computers and DDoS Attacks: The Security Liability
Two years ago, Internet security in the United States changed dramatically when Amazon.com, CNN, Yahoo, E*TRADE, ZDNet and others fell victim to what has come to be known as a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack.
Jan 16 2004 5:13PM
