Sandia's Red Teams Test Security Holes
Sandia National Laboratories' Red Teams are in a race to plug security holes in U.S. infrastructure to thwart a potential terrorist cyber-attack.
Digital Music, Movie Piracy On the Rise
Despite success in suing people who download music illegally and in reaching deals with personal networking sites like YouTube, the music industry is still bleeding millions of dollars in sales to online piracy.
Firefox Flaw Carries Code Execution Risk
Mozilla releases Firefox 1.5.0.3 to correct a "critical"denial-of-service vulnerability that could have serious ramifications.
Amazon Blesses IMDB.com with a Few Free Movies
Amazon.com said on Monday that its subsidiary, Internet Movie Database, would allow users to watch feature films and TV shows for no charge on its website, imdb.com.
Apple Releases Aperture Update
The latest update to Apple's photography production tool adds an open library function and an extended workflow.
Keylogging Trojan Dodges Anti-virus Detection
A new version of the Gozi Trojan has keylogging abilities and can steal data from an encrypted SSL stream.
Vonage Plots Next Legal Move
The beleaguered VOIP provider seeks a full appeals court review of Verizon decision.
Apple Chooses O2 as iPhone Carrier in UK
O2 UK, part of Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica, and European mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse have clinched the long-awaited deal to bring Apple Inc's prized iPhone to Britain.
Office 2008 for the Mac: 8 Things You Didn't Know
Most of us use Microsoft Word and Excel every day—but barely scratch the surface of its capabilities.
New Tactic for Fighting Malware
At most businesses, protecting PCs from malware means installing software patches and rebooting.
