All content Archive | December 2006

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December 28th
- Taiwan quake exposes weakness of undersea data lines
- Old Gordon Moore's 2007 Almanac
December 22nd
- Milton Keynes connects first users to its WiMax network
- Helpdesks deluged by identity management problems
December 21st
- German trojan gang jailed
December 20th
- Researchers plan "month of Apple bugs"
December 19th
- Cut-price Vista image spam scam poses threat to users
- Fujitsu Siemens unveils "My very first San"
- Encryption expert warns over Xmas PDA data theft
December 18th
- Microsoft admits anti-phishing flaw in IE7
- VoIP attacks to grow in 2007
- A 404 error is a sales opportunity
- Nexsan SATABoy
- Tiscali denies rumoured UK Net business sale
- Matsushita to produce new fire-free laptop batteries
- One criminal gang involved in half of phishing attacks
December 15th
- Tesco checks out first in online grocery shopping
- Samsung prototypes OneDRAM fusion memory chip
- Phishing attacks in the UK on the rise
- IBM ties up Land Registry security deal
December 14th
- Lambeth invests £7 million in converged voice and data network
- Google puts the search into patents
- More zero day threats expected in 2007
- Symantec unveils security outsourcing services
December 12th
- RIM sues Samsung over BlackJack smartphone name
- Dell backs Blu-ray with first notebook product
- Innocent web searches that lead to danger
- Poor planning blamed for lack of data centre space
December 11th
- Sun set for open source with Java SE 6 release
- Web 2.0: a growing target for hackers
- Public sector sees no urgency in migrating to IP telephony
- Azul announces 192 core Java Appliance
- Businesses must gain control of IM
- Sony Europe partially offshores IT development
December 8th
- 192.com unveils first online/offline business directory
- eEye launches zero day exploit tracker
- Business podcasting in the UK
- AOL UK takeover gets European clearance
- Somerfield signs telecoms deal with Vanco
- Google begins radio advertising trial
December 7th
- Getting started with Gigabit Ethernet
- World semiconductor market grows up by 11.3 per cent
- Intel completes design of its WiMax Connection 2300 chipset
- Adaptec Snap Server 410
- Guest access to corporate networks too risky
- Experts call for phishing domains to be quarantined
December 6th
- Spam and spyware on the increase
- BT to generate billions in revenue by sharing 21CN expertise globally
- Heathrow trials new biometric scheme
December 5th
- Websites are widening the digital divide through lack of accessibility
- Orange called on to build £1.6 million LAN for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe
- BSA takes two London-based companies to court for alleged software licensing infringements
- Spyware hijacks IE7
December 4th
- Anti-phishing project get EC funding boost
- IT industry failure to educate users over malware
- Novell boosts Microsoft Office and OpenOffice XML interoperability
December 3rd
- Yahoo to offer users streaming BBC News videos
December 1st
- Manchester aims to create Europe's largest Wi-Fi network
- Phishers attack MySpace users
- China emerges as phishing super power
- New Exchange Server 2007, "an oversized SUV"
- IT departments can't quantify security risks
- Vodafone's Spend Manager has potential to cut mobile admin cost by 90 per cent
- Nokia takes aim at the enterprise