Monthly Archives: February 2004

Homeland Security Chief Warns of Cybercrime Costs

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SAN FRANCISCO—More and more, the U.S. government will require the assistance of private industry to combat the war on terrorism, a top government official...

Cray Targets New Markets with OctigaBay Acquisition

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Supercomputer manufacturer Cray Inc. is looking to expand its target market with the acquisition of start-up OctigaBay Corp. Cray announced on Wednesday a deal to...

Motorola Rolls Out New PowerPC G4 with Power-Saving Feature

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Motorola Inc.s Semiconductor Products Sector on Tuesday released the latest member of the PowerPC G4 series of processors. This new chip, the MPC7447A, offers...

Who Truly Owns Symbian?

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At the 3GSM World Congress this week Symbian CEO David Levin worked hard to counter the general impression that his company is either a...

Group Sense PDA Launches Second PalmSource Phone

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CANNES, France (special to eWEEK.com)—Group Sense PDA, a PalmSource licensee, announced Tuesday at the 3GSM World Congress here its second PalmSource phone: the Xplore...

ICQ Worm Spreads Malicious Payload Before Being Blocked

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America Online Inc. said it has blocked a worm that began spreading this week through its ICQ instant messaging service that can steal sensitive...

Open Software, Secure Software

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Fifty-plus years ago Grace Hopper used her experiences with programming the UNIVAC with FLOW-MATIC (an open-source project) to write her first compiler paper and...

Yukon to Ship with Features Securely Off

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In an effort to make it more secure, Microsoft Corp.s "Yukon" version of its SQL Server database will ship with certain features turned off,...

Fresh Worms Attack E-Mail, Internet Explorer, User Data

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A series of new worms spread on the Internet on Wednesday, spreading through conventional e-mail methods. The new versions have escalated their attacks and...

VeriSign Teams with Microsoft on Authentication

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SAN FRANCISCO—VeriSign Inc. introduced on Wednesday a technology partnership with Microsoft Corp. that combines its strong authentication services with Windows Server 2003. VeriSign Chairman and...