Monthly Archives: August 2005
Apple Demands French Web Site Remove OS X on Intel Videos
In its latest move to stem the flow of information about its future product plans, Apple Computer Inc. has put legal pressure on a...
Nows the Time to Start Visualizing Efficiencies
How good are your visualization abilities? What is the name of the manufacturer of your companys HVAC system? As far apart as those two...
DoS Flaws Patched in OpenVPN
The open-source OpenVPN project has pushed out a "moderately critical" update to correct four security flaws that could cause remote denial-of-service attacks.
OpenVPN, the free...
StorageTek Gives Boost to FlexLine V-Series SVA Family
Injecting renewed life into its FlexLine V-Series SVA (Shared Virtual Array) family, StorageTek on Monday unveiled the new FlexLine V2Xf which offers improved storage...
The Ubiquitous Hard Drive—a Revolution
Just as I was commenting on how nice it would be to have a TiVo-like capability on my car radio, I saw that Toshiba...
CA Plugs Message-Queuing Buffer Overflows
Security flaws in CAs Message Queuing software could put users at risk of denial-of-service and system access attacks, the company warned in an advisory.
The...
Analyzing Acquistions: Hot Summer Fun
Theres always the chance that we put too much stock in the nuances of mergers and acquisitions. Like an NFL post-game breakdown, we examine...
Mac Fans Injured in Rush to Buy Bargain iBooks
Whipped into a frenzy at the prospect of acquiring Apple iBook laptops for approximately 5 percent of their original price, thousands of people jammed...
County Finds Right Storage Mix
If patience truly is a virtue, then Aaron Kostyu is probably viewed by his peers as a very virtuous man. As director of IT...
Webroot: Spyware Rampant in the Enterprise
The number of Web sites distributing malicious software has quadrupled in the last year to more than 300,000, as the spyware problem continues to...