Monthly Archives: April 2007

Critical Photoshop Bug Out

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A highly critical vulnerability that can allow attackers to hijack a user's system has been reported in Adobe Photoshop.A Secunia advisory said the vulnerability...

Numbers Can Be Misleading

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Full employment is a concept that should make everyone happy, correct? Not exactly. In its latest—and much-anticipated—technology employment report, the American Electronics Association points...

Passlogix and RSA to Combine Authentication Technologies

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Passlogix and EMC security division RSA have entered into a strategic partnership to combine RSAs two-factor authentication technology with Passlogixs single sign-on platform. The agreement...

McAfee Turns In Ninth Consecutive Record-Breaking Quarter

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McAfee may have gotten in trouble with the Securities and Exchange Commission over securities fraud, and it may have had to cough up $50...

BDS Offers Unlimited Online Backup for Macs

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Online storage startup Berkeley Data Systems, which only three days earlier announced it had signed General Electric to a multimillion-dollar backup contract, was back...

IBM Mainframes Go 3-D

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IBMs System z mainframes are about to get a microprocessor makeover. The company is announcing April 25 that it will begin integrating its Cell Broadband...

Meet the New Linux Kernel: 2.6.21

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It took longer than Linux creator Linus Torvalds would have liked, but the latest Linux kernel, version 2.6.21, has arrived. It brings many minor...

Websense to Acquire Security Rival SurfControl

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Websense announced April 26 that it will acquire fellow Web security provider SurfControl for $400 million. The deal is expected to close in about four...

Adobe Open-Source Move Sets Showdown with Microsoft

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Adobe Systems has announced its plans to open-source its Flex Web development framework. The San Jose, Calif., company is releasing its Adobe Flex source code...

Florida Might Be Techs Next Big Hub

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When most people think of big high-tech hubs, what comes to mind is Silicon Valley. In-the-know IT workers might also add Northern Virginia, Denver...