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Cursor flaw exposes Windows to malicious code threat
News Flaw exposed, with no fix available, whereby malicious code can be installed under the guise of an animated cursor.
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Free Software Foundation publishes third GPL draft
News The FSF has published the third draft of the third version of the GNU General Public License, which would outlaw agreements like the one Microsoft recently entered into with Novell.
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UK and US plays host to most malicious code
News Despite cybercrime legislation, the UK and US are still the most popular spots to host malicious code, according to experts.
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Symantec warns that the public sector faces growing
News The latest Threat Report from Symantec highlights that government organisations are increasingly at risk.
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Internet users feel the limit of "unlimited" broadband
News All-you-can-eat broadband not quite as billed as ISPs put the squeeze on heavy users.
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161bn gigabytes of data generated in 2006
News Amount of digital data generated last year would require more than a few iPods to store it all on.
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Vista "no security cure-all" - Symantec
News Anti-virus company claims much of Vista's new features have been influenced by open source efforts.
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Remote workers vulnerable to pharming, Symantec warns
News Drive-by pharming route users to fake websites as hackers attack wireless routers.
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IBM doubles chip performance, triples processor memory
News New IBM technology breakthrough could improve chip performance by putting eDRAM memory on processors.
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Office Open XML format falls foul of ISO process
News Microsoft's bid to have its file format for Office fast tracked through the ISO standardisation process has hit the buffers following numerous objections to the proposed standard.
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Uptake for Vista OS slower than expected
News Figures from research firm put installed base for new Microsoft OS at just 0.18 per cent.
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Google Groups adds new features
News Google Groups, the company's collaboration system, has left its beta status behind.
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Storm worm causes weekend of trouble
News Criminal gang behind Storm worm wreaks havoc for computer users over weekend.
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Old Gordon Moore's 2007 Almanac
News We all know transistor density doubles every 18 months, but we thought we'd apply our density to predict the future tech trends and milestones to look forward to in the coming 12 months.
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Businesses must gain control of IM
News Businesses must take messaging more seriously as its corporate use increases
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Experts call for phishing domains to be quarantined
News F-Secure is calling on the industry to proactively deny the registration of domains clearly destined to become phishing sites
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Anti-phishing project get EC funding boost
News AntiPhish project sees Symantec, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Nortel, Katholieke Universiteit KU Leuven and Tiscali in fight to tackle growing phishing problem
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China emerges as phishing super power
News China rises ten places to top the phishing generator premier league but it could soon be outdone in the spam charts by India
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Analysis: Websites struggling for legal recourse for DoS
News Targeted websites wish ISPs were in the frame, but find UK laws of little help
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BT to buy ISP PlusNet for £67m
News Cash offer will add 200,000 additional broadband subscribers to BT's direct customer base.
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AMD ditches the PIC
News AMD has revealed in recent SEC filings that it is to stop producing its Personal Internet Communicator (PIC) project after it cost the company millions of dollars.
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