Previous DayGoogle drive-by download ad
Blog It's quite timely that just as Google warns of drive-by downloads, news has emerged on the wires of Didier Stevens' experiment. Stevens, a security professional based in Belgium, launched a...
Win a trip to San Francisco for Intel Developer Forum
Blog Have you got thoughts to share on mobile working? Are you enthusiastic about putting them out there in a blog for your peers to read? Then take part in our competition to become the ZDNet Blogger...
Win a trip to San Francisco for IDF — and a laptop
Competition Fancy a free trip to San Francisco to blog from the Intel Developer Forum for ZDNet? Then enter our competition to find the ZDNet Blogger at Large...
EFF defends Novell partnership
News Digital rights group has explained its decision to team up with the company involved in a high-profile patent deal with Microsoft
Google and Microsoft want your soul
Blog For a company whose motto is "Don't be evil", Google is starting to look remarkably demonic. Or more Big Brother-like than the current surveillance society we live in in the UK -- and that's saying...
Cisco and RSA to offer SAN encryption
News Companies plan to develop technology that will encrypt within storage area networks and reduce the data risk posed by stolen storage media
New wireless VoIP service launched
News Internet telephony provider Velofone has launched a service offering cheap roaming calls over a VoIP client
Video: Cisco demos new telepresence mashup
Video At the Interop conference in Las Vegas, Cisco chief executive John Chambers revealed the company's new unified communications platform
Making quality the rule
Leader Microsoft wants IT professionals to be strongly regulated. Why stop there?
Phishing sites double in April
News Number of phishing sites increased by 166 percent from March to April 2007, with non-financial brands increasingly targeted
Ingenious 'Iraqi' spam
Blog Spam is one of my pet hates. It's dangerous, it wastes time, it's expensive to clean up -- it reminds me of some government IT projects. And the results of UK Government policy on Iraq. This...
Dell launches Linux PCs for US only
News Europe will have to wait for three Linux PCs Dell has launched in the US this week
Wi-Fi is bad for you - proof!
Blog Just yesterday, this was a reputable PR for a mid-tier Wi-Fi vendor. Now, after two days' exposure to the Wireless Event in London, just look what happened to him. Honestly, what more proof do you...
High-end systems boost server market
News Latest quarterly results from IDC show that the need for high-spec servers is growing faster than for their smaller counterparts
Failing IT Pros?
Talkback How typical of somebody from Microsoft. The fact is that Microsoft are one of the worst offenders, they'd have no staff left due to their failed development projects. They deliver products that...
Eben Moglen: GPLv3 set for success
News Open-source legal expert is bullish about the prospects for the upcoming new version of the General Public License
Intel removes lead from chips
Blog Intel claims its taking an “aggressive stance” towards the use of lead in its chips and has committed to removing its entire 45nm Hi-k family which includes the Intel Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad and...
Novell to share details of Microsoft pact
News Delayed regulatory filing with the SEC will offer details of Novell's patent, interoperability and sales partnership with the software giant
Novell joins EFF for patent reform
News Stung by criticism of its patent pact with Microsoft, Novell agrees to support the Electronic Frontier Foundation's patent-busting work
HP settles disclosure case with SEC
News Accused of failing to disclose why board member Thomas Perkins left, HP has agreed to a cease-and-desist order without admitting wrongdoing
