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"Silver surfers" targeted in web scams
Call for mass media education campaign.
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Jul 20 2009 10:38AM
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Microsoft clamps down on IM spam
Redmond files lawsuit against firm accused of spamming Windows Live Messenger customers.
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The most eccentric oddballs of the tech world.
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HP buys server specialist IBRIX
Hopes to expand high-end storage arm.
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Amazon deletes e-books in Orwellian moment
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Hostworks' $5m FSD project winds to a close
Last of the old guard departs.
Brett Winterford
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ISPs rubbish claims they are running routers hotter
Internode and iiNet are still buying kit.
Ry Crozier
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SAP scores own goal with Business ByDesign
Can't make money out of the hosted offering.
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Microsoft's Popfly mashup service to close
Casualty of the recession.
Rosalie Marshall
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Company bosses underestimating data loss risks
Lack of communication endangering business.
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HP unveils 6Gbit/s storage architecture
Promises speed and efficiency.
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Mozilla upgrades Firefox 3.5 to fix bug
Known flaw in the browser's Just-in-time JavaScript compiler.
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Oracle patches show a major database vulnerability
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Security nightmare if development completely open.
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Crack down on unsecured wireless networks.
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NASA releases digital moonwalk video
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Application controls needed to block mobile malware
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