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Govts need multi-faceted cyberespionage stance
News Even though cyberattack surfaces are varied, administrations have access to many technologies to manage government-sponsored attacks, says Symantec exec.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Network security, Security Management, Cybersecurity, Threat, Philippines, Thailand, Attack, Cyberespionage
Netgear ReadyNAS NVX
Reviews The ReadyNAS NVX is a highly capable network storage appliance that will work equally well in a small or medium-sized business or at home. It supports a wide range of protocols and is easy to manage.
Tags: Unit, Apple iTunes, Power Supply, Access Control, Apple Macintosh, User Account, NAS, Web interface, Microsoft Windows, Agence France-Presse
M'sia to censor Internet content
News Malaysia reportedly has plans to filter pornographic Web sites from being viewed in the country, but denies it will police blogs and other sites.
Tags: Regulations, Politics, Policy and management, Singapore, Malaysia, Government, Agence France-Presse, China, Internet, blog
Yahoo layoffs to spread to France
News The Internet pioneer's cut of 1,520 employees globally will likely hit about 50 people in France.
Tags: Search, Layoffs, Yahoo! Inc., layoff, Paidcontent.org, job, News.com, Agence France-Presse, U.S., blog
What difference a tech-savvy president maketh
Blogs In a typical newsroom where every journalist is fighting for a space on the front page, there are often days when you do...
Apple fixes dozens of holes with OS X security update
News Company releases first OS X security update of the year, closing holes that could disclose sensitive information and arbitrarily execute code.
Tags: Mobile, Authentication and encryption, Network security, Apple Inc., Security, Vulnerability, Apple Mac OS X, Arbitrary Code Execution, software, denial of service
Apple releases security update for Mac OS X and Server
News Apple fixes more than two dozen vulnerabilities, including some that could lead to disclosure of sensitive data and the arbitrary running of code.
Tags: Security, Mac OS, Server platforms, Data security, Authentication and encryption, Apple Inc., Vulnerability, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Macintosh, Password
Obama may be able to keep his BlackBerry after all
News There's been plenty of speculation about whether U.S. President Obama will be able to hang on to his beloved BlackBerry, a fixture of the presidential campaign. One report says yes, he can.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Network security, Security Management, Federal Government, State Government, RIM BlackBerry, Microsoft Windows Mobile, President-elect, State Government, National Security Agency
Japan's public safety Web site attacked by hacker
News The Web site of Japan's National Public Safety Commission was attacked by a computer hacker for the first time Friday, media reports said.
Thomson Multimedia goes public, expects $2.9 billion
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Newspapers want Google News' quarter
News Some in the newspaper industry are questioning whether it makes business sense to allow Google to use their material for free.
Tags: Web 2.0
Microsoft chastises Google on copyrights
News Redmond joins the hue and cry of critics who charge the search giant with usurping other people's content.
Tags: Search, Video, Copyright
Thomson to go public, expects $2.9 billion
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Malaysia bars Web site reporters from govt events
News Malaysia barred reporters from an Internet-based news Web site from attending government events, Agence France Presse reported, citing the home affairs ministry.
Google dominates in machine translation tests
News The search giant beats out IBM and academia in tests translating articles written in Arabic and Chinese to English.
Tags: Web sites, Web browsers, Search, Web services
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