Previous DayPhishing attacks up 20 percent in June
News Phishing attacks continue to escalate as the Internet population grows and people become more relaxed using their credit cards online
Email acrobatics: juggling multiple addresses
Tech Guide Do you have an email address for each of your jobs, moods or days of the week? Here's how to manage incoming mail to a bunch of different accounts.
'Biggest ever' 1.8-in drive launched by Toshiba
News The latest device out of Toshiba's labs is a 60GB hard drive that could be used to fit tens of thousands of songs onto a single portable digital music player
Old maps show new directions
Comment A terrific Web site brings a huge collection of antique maps to the Web, but offers much more than the past
The eye of Oracle's security storm
Q&A David Litchfield, the UK security expert at the centre of the current Oracle security scare, sets the record straight
Szulik: Open source is alive and well
Video Red Hat's CEO explains why his company doesn't want to be the Microsoft of the Linux world
Latest MyDoom attacks Yahoo people search
News A new variant of the MyDoom worm has been found that attacks Yahoo's People Search engine
Sun's struggle for traction
Comment Is its plan to buy Novell the desperate move of a company fighting to escape irrelevancy?
SCO rules out further court cases
News The head of SCO says his company won't be taking another 10 companies to court anytime soon
Online travel portal nears departure
News Transport Direct, which aggregates road and public transport information, can be accessed in test form
DVD copier driven out of business
News A series of unfavourable court decisions has forced 321 Studios to close its doors
Microsoft brings in Windows reinforcements
News Technical staff are being shifted from the software giant's research unit to work on Longhorn
Novell starts selling Java-boosted Linux
News SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 incorporates Java server capabilities
CA dangles open-source carrot
News A $1m contest is planned to promote Computer Associates' Ingres r3 database, whose source code become open source this week
Google and Yahoo sued over gambling ads
News Major Web sites' advertisements for gambling are illegal in California, claims a lawsuit
Oracle promises to patch flaws quickly
News More than 30 security holes unearthed by a UK researcher will be fixed promptly, says the software firm
Clash between Linux and encryption 'inevitable'
News HP's top Linux executive says digital rights management, which uses encryption to protect content such as music and movies, is on a collision course with Linux
WS_FTP Professional 9.0
Review Version 9.0 of Ipswitch's WS_FTP Professional is one of the most complete, effective and secure FTP applications available.
Fraudsters search Google for credit-card numbers
News Simple searches can reveal stolen card details, including names, addresses and phone numbers
Solaris 10 will run Linux programs
News The next version of Sun's Unix operating system will be able to run Linux applications in their original form
