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Expect more legit software to come packaged with flaws
Backdoor threats in software applications will become a more serious threat and increasingly difficult to detect in the future.
Derek Parkinson
Oct 28 2008 1:18PM
Security
MessageLabs: Expect increase in VoIP, social networking attacks
Voice over IP (VoIP) hacking attacks will surge next year as more businesses implement the technology, according to one message security vendor.
Fiona Raisbeck
Dec 18 2006 9:28AM
Security
US firms expect to pass the compliance test
Almost 100 per cent of US firms believe they will pass the Sarbanes Oxley test.
Dan Ilett
Jun 8 2004 5:17PM
Security
Expect the Unexpected
It's hard to believe that it's been a year since the Code Red worm was making its way across the globe.
Robert Lonadier
Jan 15 2004 3:06PM
Security
Lessons of the Honeypot II: Expect the Unexpected
Observation and monitoring of computer intruders have long been performed in a haphazard fashion, if at all.
Anton Chuvakin
Jan 15 2004 2:31PM
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Digital Signatures: What Can Businesses and Consumers Expect?
Laws giving digital signatures legal legitimacy have been enacted around the world.
Rett Summerville
Jan 14 2004 2:47PM
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