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KDE Keeps Advancing

While Microsoft beats the drum loudly for Vista, the K Desktop Environment open-source community has more quietly been improving its popular desktop interface. The upcoming...

Cyber-Crime Treaty Advances, Sparking Debate

Members of the Foreign Relations Committee of the U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved a treaty addressing cyber-crime, prompting criticism from civil liberties groups that...

Patent Wrangling Slows DRM Adoption

NEW YORK—While DRM vendors aim to protect the rights of content creators, some of them seem to spend more time and money protecting their...

Security Hole in SAP R/3 Could Expose Sensitive Data

A security flaw has been discovered in the Internet Graphics Server application in SAP R/3 that could allow unauthenticated access to files. Security alerts aggregator...

Microsoft Lowers the Boom on Illegal Windows Copies

Microsoft Corp. is tightening the noose for those people running illegal or pirated copies of its Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home, Windows XP...

Black Hat Confab to Spotlight Database Security

LAS VEGAS—Rootkits. Zero-day exploits. Social engineering. Encryption cracking. Cryptography. File format fuzzing. Kernel exploitation. These are just some of the buzzwords making the rounds at...

More Info May Not Be More Knowledge

In the Information Age that were in, quality of information trumps quantity every time. And for CIOs, thats good news. But theres a big piece...

Plaxo Tests Contact Manager for Mozilla Thunderbird E-Mail

Plaxo on Tuesday announced the start of a public beta test program for a version of its online contact management service for the Mozilla...

AOL Tests New Mobile-Friendly Search

AOL is looking to take mobile Internet browsing to the next level with the launch of a beta version of its new AOL Mobile...

Oracle Boasts of OFF SAP Program Success

About a month after it was launched, Oracles OFF SAP program has piqued the interest of more than 230 SAP R/3 customers, the database...