Monthly Archives: September 2004

Best Buy Taking Baby Steps to Full RFID

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Best Buy has gone public with its RFID plans, pledging to move all of its major suppliers to start delivering RFID-compliant tags for all...

Security Survey Finds Spammers Embracing Sender Authentication

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Sender authentication does little to fight spam, according to a study released this week by messaging security firm CipherTrust. The study focused on the...

More Longhorn Fallout; More Technologies Delayed

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By cutting the Windows File System (WinFS) feature out of both Longhorn client and server, Microsoft Corp. didnt affect only its next-generation Windows release....

Red Hat Names New CFO as Class-Action Suits Loom

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More than two months after Red Hats chief financial officer resigned and the company announced a change in its accounting methods, the Linux distributor...

Oracle DBAs Brace for Urgent Patch Chores

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More than a few database administrators will likely spending at least part of their Labor Day weekend installing the security patches Oracle Corp. released...

Report: VOIP, Security Features Shore Up Router Revenue

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After suffering a 10 percent drop in revenue over the past quarter, the global enterprise router market is pinning its hopes on added VOIP...

Software That Figures Out The Right Price

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A wide range of applications that help to automate pricing are making their way through retail operations. And its hardware improvements that are the...

CERT Recommends SP2 But Urges Caution

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The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team, known as CERT, this week recommended that Windows XP users install Service Pack 2 (SP2) using Windows Update...

Security Flaws In WinZip Could Allow Attacks

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WinZip Computing Inc. recently revealed that Version 9.0 of its popular WinZip file compression program is vulnerable to a variety of security attacks. The...

Intel Warns of Lower-than-Expected Revenue

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Intel said Thursday that it expects third-quarter revenues to be below forecasts, in an ominous indicator of the back-to-school and holiday season. Santa Clara, Calif.-based...