Monthly Archives: August 2006
Another VA Computer Goes Missing
WASHINGTON—Officials at the Department of Veterans Affairs announced this afternoon that a VA contractor has discovered that a computer containing information on as many...
The Weakness of Antitheft Transponders
Transponder antitheft systems prevent thievery by using a radio signal code (RFID) sent from an embedded microchip in the ignition key to the vehicles...
Microsoft Wants Vista PCs to Pop
Microsoft wants PC buyers to recognize a machine running its forthcoming Windows Vista operating system from afar.
The software giant has already set out the...
McAfee Revamps Security Risk Management Tools
McAfee expanded its array of compliance automation applications on Aug. 7, launching two new software offerings that promise to help companies test and report...
Apple Unveils the Mac Pro
As its first order of business at Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, Apple announced the new Mac Pro desktop with the Dual-Core Intel...
Lenovo Means Business with AMD Desktop PC
PC maker Lenovo Group says its business customers want more choice, so its offering machines with processors from Advanced Micro Devices.
Lenovo, as expected, will...
Vulnerability Disclosures: Whats Next?
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Apples Leopard Finally Shows Its Spots
Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs showed off the new Mac OS X Leopard at the Worldwide Developers Conference Aug. 7 in San Francisco.
While showing...
Live Spaces Disaster Launch
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AOL Screw-up Causes Search Data Spill
AOL on Aug. 7 blamed an internal "screw-up" for the embarrassing release of detailed keyword search data for roughly 658,000 anonymized users.Dulles, Va.-based AOLs...