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Internode gets down to business with Annex M
Internode is inviting applicants to trial its ADSL2+ Annex M broadband service that allows upstream ADSL speeds of upto 2.5 megabits per second.
Lilia Guan
Jul 24 2006 3:27PM
Telco/ISP
Cognos gets green light from SEC, resumes financial reporting
Business intelligence software maker Cognos moved a long way toward clearing up a lingering accounting debacle on Friday, as it reported results for its most recent quarter and announced that it has resolved issues with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) related to its revenue recognition practices..
Stacy Cowley
Jul 24 2006 9:21AM
Software
Open source Gnome Partition Editor gets easier
Staff without Linux expertise can use free utility to resize disk partitions
with various file systems.
Roger Howorth
Jul 12 2006 9:42AM
Software
Yahoo!7 gets a fulltime CEO
Yahoo! and the Seven Network have announced the appointment of a new CEO to add direction to their joint venture, Yahoo!7.
Staff Writers
Jun 9 2006 10:33AM
Software
Iowa phisher gets 21 months in jail
An Iowa man, guilty of using phishing schemes to dupe as many as 250 MSN customers into giving up their personal information, was sentenced Friday to 21 months in prison.
Dan Kaplan
May 22 2006 8:48PM
Security
Botmaster Ancheta gets 57 months in jail
A hacker has been jailed for almost five years for creating a zombie network of hundreds of thousands of computers.
René Millman
May 9 2006 4:23PM
Security
Cyber-crime gets easier
Last month’s launch of the government’s new Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) was welcomed by many commentators. With a growing threat from international drug gangs and the rise in people trafficking, a need was seen for a national agency with the teeth to tackle organised crime and the human misery it causes.
Paul Fisher
May 9 2006 4:23PM
Security
Trojan-creating couple gets prison time
An Israeli couple that created a trojan that helped Israeli companies spy on each other were sentenced to prison today, several media outlets reported.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 27 2006 11:17PM
Security
Microsoft gets tough on cybercriminals
Microsoft yesterday unveiled a global law enforcement campaign aiming to bring down cybercriminal masterminds behind large-scale phishing attacks.
William Eazel
Mar 21 2006 12:01PM
Security
Florida data thief gets eight years in slammer
A Florida man convicted of one of the largest data-intrusion crimes ever committed was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 23 2006 9:37PM
Security
Windows source code hacker gets two years
A 29-year-old Connecticut hacker was jailed for two years for selling the source code of Microsoft's Windows operating system.
René Millman
Jan 30 2006 10:54AM
Security
'Dr. Chaos' gets seven more years in jail
The hacker responsible for a series of Wisconsin power failures five years ago was sentenced to seven more years in federal prison this week.
Frank Washkuch
Dec 1 2005 8:20PM
Security
Cisco gets more of a NAC for security
Cisco unveiled the second stage of its Network Admission Control (NAC) initiative, porting software to its range of Catalyst switches and wireless products. In addition, three new partners were bought into the fold to add vulnerability scanning to the framework.
René Millman
Oct 18 2005 1:13PM
Security
Paris Hilton hacker gets prison punishment
A Massachusetts teen has pleaded guilty to hacking into
Paris Hilton's Sidekick
cell phone.
René Millman
Sep 16 2005 4:25PM
Security
Japanese phisher gets suspended sentence
A Japanese man received a 22-month prison sentence after he created a fake website of Yahoo Japan in order to steal personal information from users of that portal. The sentence was suspended for four years.
René Millman
Sep 15 2005 4:09PM
Security
AOL spam friend gets 15 months
Former AOL staffer Jason Smathers has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for selling information to spammers.
David Quainton
Aug 19 2005 11:35AM
Security
NIST gets busy with security draft
U.S. Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has finalized a draft version of federal government computer security.
David Quainton
Jul 19 2005 2:37PM
Security
Panther gets its teeth back in Apple mega patch
Apple has released a host of patches for its Panther operating system, days after it released, Tiger, its newest OS.
David Quainton
May 5 2005 3:19PM
Security
Durst gets lawsuit rolling after sex-video hack
Fred Durst, frontman of nu metal band Limp Bizkit, is suing websites that posted pornographic video clips hacked from his computer. The singer is suing for $80 million after his computer was hacked into when he took it in for repair.
David Quainton
Mar 7 2005 9:45AM
Security
Federal cybersecurity gets low grade
Federal agencies received an overall D+ grade in cybersecurity in the annual report card for 2004. The Department of Homeland Security received a failing grade.
Marcia Savage
Feb 18 2005 9:34PM
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