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Archive - 08 Jul 2005

Australia backs Internet status quo

News Despite concerns from some quarters, the Australian government has backed the current system of Internet governance

The software patent war isn't over

Leader The battle over software patents in Europe may have been won, but the war is far from over

Tapes containing banking details go missing

News Iron Mountain has admitted that a container of back-up tapes from several banks has gone astray

Microsoft: Identity challenge will have many solutions

News Issues surrounding Chip and PIN mean that future of authentication lies with multiple methods, says a Microsoft privacy expert who is confident that no single strategy will prevail

The public face of Microsoft privacy

Q&A Peter Cullen has the unenviable task of safeguarding the privacy of Microsoft and its customers

Debian acts swiftly over security claims

News Public concerns about the Linux distribution's security procedures have been answered with swift action from its developers

Power line broadband boosted by Google

News Google is one of three companies to have jointly invested over £50m into Current Communications

Opera adds BitTorrent functionality

News And the Mozilla Foundation isn't too far behind the Norwegian firm, with a plug-in for Firefox on the way

Microsoft announces July patch details

News At least one 'critical' flaw in Windows will be patched next week as part of the firm's monthly batch of patches

Library flaw puts applications at risk

News A member of Gentoo Linux' security audit team has found a serious flaw that impacts a wide range of open source and proprietary applications

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