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Microsoft president sticks to Asian visit
News Microsoft president and chief operating officer Rick Belluzzo will proceed with his planned visit to Singapore next Monday despite the alleged terrorist attacks that turned parts of the US into a disaster zone Tuesday.
Two StarHub execs escape US tragedy
News Two New York-bound StarHub executives narrowly escaped death at the US World Trade Center (WTC) when their flight was redirected to a Canadian airport.
IBM M'sia evacuates after bomb scare
News At least 600 employees in IBM Malaysia were asked to vacate their office early this morning following a bomb scare.
LiveJournal accounts getting hijacked
News LiveJournal bloggers finding their accounts hijacked can blame Hotmail accounts they let lapse, the blogger site says.
Tags: Security, LiveJournal, E-mail Address, Spokesperson, Password, Hijackers, phone, e-mail, MSN Hotmail, Security
Businesses failing to secure IP telephony
News At the RSA Conference, Cisco said the number of businesses deploying IP telephony networks is increasing, but few are thinking about securing them.
Tags: VoIP/IP telephony
Shaken tech firms keep Asian units running
News The Asian arms of US-based technology firms are going about business as usual, even as mayhem seized New York and Washington DC in the aftermath of alleged terrorist attacks.
Net users dash to UK site for attack details
News A British government document detailing evidence of those responsible for the September 11 attacks has been posted online, causing a flood of Internet traffic.
Sophos: Spam from Asia is growing
News While the United States is still the top spamming nation, there has been an increase in the amount of spam originating from Asia.
Tags: Spam and phishing
Bin Laden denies committing US attacks
News Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden, who masterminded the 1998 bomb attack on the US embassy in Nairobi, has denied that he is behind Tuesday's attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Security and wireless networking
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Terrorist search leads to ISPs
News The hunt for the terrorists behind Tuesday's attack leads to America Online and EarthLink, both of which have handed over information to the FBI.
Roundup: In devastation's wake: Uncertainty, perseverance
News In a horrific sequence of destruction, terrorists crash two planes into the US World Trade Center, bringing both 110-story towers down. Explosions also rock the Pentagon. We bring you a roundup of the events and developments elsewhere in Asia.
U.S. Real ID card plan starved of funds
News The fate of a Bush-backed national identification card is up in the air after the U.S. senate rejected providing US$300 million in funding for the plan.
Tags: Authentication and encryption
Airport security technology under scrutiny
News Tuesday's terrorist attacks have some leading aviation experts calling for improved technology and beefed-up surveillance at the nation's airports--regardless of privacy advocates' concerns.
