Monthly Archives: July 2005
An Unsecured Wi-Fi Network Equals an Open Invitation
The moral of this story may be that if youre going to use someone elses Wi-Fi network, dont draw attention to yourself. Thats the...
MS Patch Day: 3 Critical Bulletins on Tap
Microsoft has provided advance notice that three "critical" security bulletins will be released in this months patch batch.
The bulletins will include patches for flaws...
LANDesk Makes Security Part of Network Management
I have learned that, yes, there is something worse than having all the users on your network download their own anti-spyware applications. Its that...
Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux
Sources close to Mandriva, Progeny and Turbolinux say the trio of companies will be announcing a new enterprise Linux distribution based on Debian Linux...
Flickr Pics Capture London Terror
News about Thursdays terrorist attack in London spread across the Web like wildfire with up-to-the-minute details on news and blog sites. A new form...
I Have Seen the Enemy and It Is Complexity
Just when you thought things might be slowing down, becoming more standardized and easier to manage, the software companies and their willing sacrificial lambs...
TCS, Skyhook Announce Wi-Fi E911 Deal
TCS, the Annapolis, Md., provider of E911 services to the wireless industry, is adding another wireless service.
According to senior vice president and chief marketing...
Spyware Spooks Users into Changing Online Habits
More that 90 percent of Internet users in the United States have altered their online behavior significantly to counter the threat of spyware programs,...
Storage Digest: News from Unitrends, Idealstor, Dell
Unitrends introduces new system protection and recovery software, Idealstor offers a multifunction appliance that combines storage and backup, and Dell provides more connectivity options...
Skype Plugs In to Outlook, IE
Just as Microsoft is allegedly starting to dabble in voice over IP, a third-party plug-in for Skype allows the VOIP company to dabble in...