Monthly Archives: April 2005

Worm Early Warning System Late to the Game

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In some ways, network worms are the scariest of Internet attacks. The idea that your computer can be attacked while just sitting around minding...

Google Sues for Halt of Froogles.com Domain

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The trademark dispute between search giant Google and shopping site Froogles.com escalated recently, as Google filed suit in federal court to halt use of...

Open Text Enhances ECM Platform

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Open Text has announced enhancements to its Livelink ECM platform, a platform that company executives say virtually completes Open Texts transition to a vendor...

MySQL Founders: Kill All the Patents

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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—The patent wars are red-hot.The OSI (Open Source Initiative) board earlier this month issued a statement condemning open-source license proliferation as "a...

Troubles Surround Windows Server 2003 SP1

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The first reports from users installing Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 are in. And as was the case with its client counterpart—Windows XP...

High-Risk RealPlayer Hole Patched

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Digital media delivery outfit RealNetworks Inc. on Wednesday released patches for a high-risk security flaw in several versions of its widely deployed RealPlayer software.The...

Researchers Propose Early Warning System for Worms

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Researchers at the University of Florida have designed an Internet-worm early warning system that offers a new approach to pinpointing the first sign of...

Ballmer Lauds Flexibility Through Virtualization

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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer dropped the pretense Tuesday around the companys platform-management intentions: Rather than managing only its own platform, Microsoft wants to become...

Linuxs Next Frontier: Database-Intensive Apps

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NEW YORK—Database-intensive applications are the next frontier for Linux, but those applications need to be ported to the open-source operating system, Deborah Williams, the...

Red Hat, MySQL to Partner on Clustering

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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Theres a Swedish word, "lagom." It means not too little, not too much, and its what MySQL AB CEO Marten Mickos wants...