Monthly Archives: December 2007
Palm Moves Imperceptibly Sideways
On Monday, Palm announced the release of the Treo 755p for the Verizon network. There have only been a couple substantively new things to...
Open Source Vulnerability Database Gets Major Makeover
The Open Source Vulnerability Database has hit the 2.0 milestone with a major rewrite, a new "Watch List" service and several UI enhancements to...
Amazon’s Kindle Getting Unfounded Static
When Amazon unveiled its wireless Kindle device Nov. 19, expectations were high. Could the company that tamed the Web get its hand around wireless?Many...
eWeek Newsbreak, Dec. 17, 2007
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Survey Says and#133 Linux Desktop Is Ever More Popular
The first thing we can say about the Linux desktop in 2007 is that there are more users than ever. The Linux Foundation 2006...
Businesses Generally Ignoring E-Discovery Rules
A year and 16 days after the institution of the revised Federal Rules of Civil Procedure on Dec. 1, 2006, about two-thirds of U.S....
Closing a Hole in AV Software Testing
Behavioral-based detection has been a staple of anti-virus software for the past few years, but it remains absent from tests run by many labs...
Security Seal for A/V-Network Interoperability
OPSWAT is adding security certification to its resume with a new program aimed at verifying the interoperability of endpoint applications and network security products.Called...
Researchers: Beware the IE Cache on a Public Terminal
If you use Internet Explorer to access Google's Gmail on public terminals, you may be leaving a lot of sensitive information exposed in the...
Solution Providers Aboard SAAS Bandwagon
Solution providers view software as a service as a big opportunity that has the potential to change the way business is done.That is according...