Monthly Archives: January 2009
Internet Explorer Hits Final Stretch with IE 8 RC 1
Click here to see screenshots of IE 8IE 8 RC1With the release of Internet Explorer 8 Release Candidate 1, we are finally in the...
Fake AV, Autorun Threats Still on Top
Anti-virus software maker ESET has gone to the trouble of publishing its postmortem regarding the most ubiquitous and dangerous threats that its experts encountered...
eWEEK Looks at the State of RIA Platforms Adobe AIR, Curl, Microsoft Silverlight, Mozilla...
Click here to see screenshots of JavaFXJavaFXIt was a little less than a year ago that rich Internet application technology finally matured enough to...
OPSWAT Combines 7 Anti-virus Engines to Improve Malware Scanning
OPSWAT is offering customers a new vision of layered security.The company unveiled on Jan. 27 a product called Metascan that combines anti-virus engines from...
Next Problem Up: Reverse User Name Hijackings
Have you ever signed up for an Internet service only to find that your desired user ID was already taken? Happens all the time.In...
Porting Zoho Apps to Google App Engine
It was bound to happen: As more and more Web technologies are released, some will grow and mature, while some will disappear. And some...
Not to Rain on the Cloud, but Google Gdrive Is Hardly All-Powerful
It was mysterious and kind of cool a few years ago.When bloggers started reporting about the Google Gdrive, an online storage service that would...
EMC Posts Record Q4 and Financial Year
Data storage juggernaut EMC posted record revenue in its Q4 2008 earnings report Jan. 27, but a long financial hitting streak -- a source...
Google: It’s Hard to Keep Good Spam Down
When a Web hosting network reputedly responsibly for three-quarters of the world's spam, McColo, was taken down in November, many people assumed the bust...
Archer Technologies to Acquire Rival in IT-GRC Space
Officials at Archer Technologies have their eyes set on a rival in the IT governance, risk and compliance space.The company plans to acquire Brabeion...