Previous DayBarclaycard fights phishers with password generator
News Barclaycard has issued thousands of credit and debit card holders with a special card reader that can generate temporary passwords
iPods are security risk, warns analyst
News Brief: Mobile storage devices could give thieves and hackers a back door into corporate networks
Industry group demands fix for 'weak' cybercrime laws
News Brief:A single law against hacking and spamming could stop the UK looking like a soft touch, according to the Communications Management Association
Tackling the threat from portable storage devices
Help/HowTo USB flash drives, MP3 players and the like are everywhere nowadays. Giving your staff free rein to use them at work could lead to breaches of security and loss of data
C&W claims big VoIP savings
News The UK's first enterprise-class IP telephony product could save British businesses millions of pounds
Sun seeks open-source middle ground
Feature Unwilling to commit completely to an open-source Java, Sun would like to find a alternative path
Tiny chip as hot as Venus
News A start-up has developed a chip thinner than a hair that becomes extremely hot extremely quickly
Bagle author releases 'dangerous' assembler code
News Two new Bagle worm variants and the worm's original assembler source code were spreading around the Internet on Sunday - a dangerous development, according to security experts
Big Brother frowns on Vodafone and the Home Office
News Privacy International has announced this year's nominations for its Big Brother awards, the scourge of those who violate civil liberties in the UK
Australians can no longer set eBay reserves
News The auction giant has removed the ability to set reserve prices from its Australian site
Cut-price Windows may bypass China
News Despite releasing cheap versions of Windows in Malaysia and Thailand, Microsoft may not repeat the tactic for the Chinese market
Drive doldrums cost jobs
News Maxtor will cut hundreds of jobs as conditions in the hard-drive industry prove more difficult than anticipated
Once-cool iMac loses its sheen
Feature Apple has stopped taking orders for the machine described as 'flat-out cool' at its launch two years ago
UK signs up to international anti-spam agreement
News Britain has signed up with the US and Australia to fight the growing menace of spam, by vowing not to become a 'haven' for junk emailers
Sendo X
Review The Sendo X is a feature-packed Symbian-based phone that can be extensively customised by users and network operators. For a smartphone, it's also reasonably compact and lightweight.
Evaman worm 'could break out' worldwide
News The mass-mailing Evaman worm is spreading slowly, but experts are waiting to see what happens when it reaches the US and Europe
Mobile fails Sharapova
News The new Wimbledon champion was let down by mobile technology after winning the women's crown
IBM prepares second phase of Power5
News Big Blue will launch its next generation of Unix servers next week
First security scare hits next-generation Internet
News The US Computer Emergency Readiness Team has issued alerts for some Juniper routers running IPv6
Explorer hole finally filled
News A flaw that has left Windows users open to attack for the past nine months has been patched by Microsoft
