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Sloppy risk assessment raises Web fear factor
Insight perspective Web security experts must separate actual risk from theoretical risk, says a security researcher.
Tags: Risk Management, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Security, IT Manager, Attack, Tool, Risk, computer, InfoWorld
Ethernet papa makes Invent Now Hall of Fame
Insight Before his induction ceremony, Bob Metcalfe reflected on network tech, patents, Net neutrality and bold predictions.
Tags: Service level management, Web sites, Domain names, Networking, Mobile/Wireless, Ethernet, Web 2.0
Motorola's comeback attempt rests on software
News Motorola appears to finally get serious about modern phone software, building communications hub called Motoblur to run atop Android.
Tags: Smart phones, Mobile applications, Mobile platforms, Motorola Inc., Android, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Hardware, Facebook, Apple iPhone, Motorola Razr
Work begins on iPhone OS 3.0 jailbreak
News iPhone Dev-Team says the new mobile OS can be jailbroken but warns some 3G users against updating to Tuesday's beta release.
Tags: Mobile platforms, Apple Inc., USB cable, InfoWorld, iPhone Dev-Team, Bluetooth, mobile operating system, 3G, Apple iPod, Apple iPod Touch
OpenOffice security is questioned
News French researchers pinpoint security issues, but OpenOffice.org says only bug discovered has already been fixed.
Tags: Data security, Network security, Security Management, Operating systems, Open source
Microsoft's OneCare firewall draws fire
News Default setting allows certain applications to connect to the Internet, opening door to spyware.
Tags: Security, Firewalls, Security applications/tools
Sun blade servers to use AMD chips
News Sun will use the laptop version of Advanced Micro Devices' Athlon XP processor in its slim "blade" servers coming later this year, the company said Monday.
Fires stop with Apple and Dell, insists Sony
News After two massive recalls of batteries using its technology, Sony says no other PC company is affected.
Tags: Components, Personal Computers, Crisis communications
Online shoppers face "bait-and-switch" hazard, too
News The retail trade routine of "bait and switch" seems to have slithered online from the brick-and-mortar world whence it came.
Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web x.0?
Blogs While some are still struggling to figure out what Web 2.0 really means, there is already a buzz on Web 3.0. This was pa...
Will SOA be reincarnated as 'private clouds'?
Techguide Private clouds, which offers greater control and security over applications and data than public cloud computing, bears a striking resemblance to service-oriented architectures.
Tags: Business applications, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), SOA, B2B, Cloud Computing, Business Process, BPM, Dana Gardner, Joe McKendrick, blog
Windows Home Server released to manufacturing
Techguide Microsoft announces that Windows Home Server has been released to manufacturing. Work on it has been wrapped up and handed over to its OEM partners.
Tags: Microsoft Windows
Take notice of three serious new BIND/DNS flaws
Insight Any BIND/DNS flaws are serious business, and now admins need to address three new, critical BIND vulnerabilities.
Preparing for Web services markets
Insight After a year of hype and high hopes, Web services technologies are being used for grass-roots-type projects and small implementations that solve long-standing problems.
Tags: Web services
Oil is hot, tech is not
Insight comment Does high tech still matter to the money people?
Tags: IT Management
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