Previous DayJPEG-based virus attack gets closer
News Security researchers have warned that an infectious JPEG virus could be just around the corner
Windows Vista tool targeted by virus writers
News Security experts are warning of a possible scripting virus 'outbreak' when the OS formerly known as Longhorn finally ships
Killing off gaming on your network
Help/HowTo If your users are using your network for gaming, there's something wrong. We show you how to put a stop to it
Artificial limbs in the high tech age
Q&A While technology can't quite create the 'Six Million Dollar Man', prosthetics have come a long way into the high-tech wage of late
ID cards 'were oversold'
News The Government has admitted that it overhyped the benefits of ID cards
E-Government think tank launched
News Representatives from all branches of the UK Government are represented in a group that will be run by Brunel University
Yahoo releases e-commerce programming tools
News Builder: Product search and comparison grid APIs are intended to make construction of e-commerce sites easier
MP demands inquiry into Time Computers collapse
News A Conservative MP had added his voice to those calling for a Government inquiry into the collapse of Time Computers with the loss of 1,500 jobs
Free as the air
Leader Wi-Fi services are cheap enough to give away. Some people are cheap enough to try and stop them
Symantec spells out the future for the analysts
News The benefits of its merger with Veritas are there for all to see, Symantec believes, but it's happy to spell them out anyway
Spammer loses fight for right to spam
News A company in the US has lost a legal battle with the University of Texas over the institution's blocking of vast amounts of unsolicited commercial email
Boston airport battles with free Wi-Fi
News A free Wi-Fi service that competes with Logan Airport's paid-for service poses an 'unacceptable potential risk' to security forces gear, according to airport authorities
ISS defends itself over Cisco flaw
News Michael Lynn's former employer has insisted it has treated him fairly throughout the Cisco IOS flaw affair, but others in the industry remain unconvinced
Cheap Intel chipsets on the way out
News The chipmaker is phasing out its lower-spec chipsets in a move that could delay shipments of budget PCs
Core flaw opens Windows 2000 to attack
News A serious flaw in the aging Microsoft OS that could be easily exploited in a worm attack has been found. No patch is available and a work-around is not possible
Linux kernel bugs squished
News The Linux kernel, already thought to be less buggy than proprietary software, has got slightly better in its latest incarnation
