Monthly Archives: February 2005

SuSE Fixes Bugs, Defends New Update Policy

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Novell Inc. released to its SuSE Linux line on Friday numerous fixes to bugs that could enable a number of types of attacks, including...

Microsoft Points Out High-Priority Patches

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Microsoft on Tuesday released 12 advisories to cover 17 security flaws in a range of products, including high-priority patches for Internet Explorer, Windows Media...

GlobusWorld Promises New Horizons in Grid

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BOSTON—As the April launch of Globus Toolkit 4.0 fast approaches, GlobusWorld opened here on Tuesday with the promise of bringing open-source, standards-based grid computing...

Google Launches Maps with Local Ties

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In another expansion of its online services, Google Inc. Tuesday launched a mapping feature that combines local search results with maps and driving directions. The...

Security Exploit Could Affect Mac OS X Finder

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The Calgary-based Web site SecurityFocus, which is owned by Symantec, has released a warning about a possible exploit that could affect computers running Apple...

Microsoft to Preview Another Piece of Longhorn

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SAN FRANCISCO —Microsoft will deliver in March early developer releases of two of the three key pillars of its next major version of Windows,...

WANSyncCD Advances Content Distribution

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In an effort to expand its products capabilities while satisfying requests from current customers, XOsoft has added a host of content distribution and consolidation...

Why Is Symantec So Slow with Updates?

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Every now and then I get a brand-spanking new virus before protection is out for it. This happened last week when a colleague sent...

Egenera Fine-Tunes Blade Servers

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Egenera is expanding the capabilities of its blade servers, giving its BladeFrame systems greater virtualization and management functionality and adding blades running AMDs Opteron...

Gateway Ramps Up Two-Way Scalability in Servers

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Gateway Inc. is refreshing its line of two-way servers, consolidating four systems into three and making the new servers more scalable.The Irvine, Calif., company...