Previous DayJPEG worm found on Instant Messenger
News Two reports of a worm that spread over AOL's Instant Messenger have been reported to US security body SANS
Zombie networks behind seasonal cybercrime
News Botnet-related crime is beginning to indicate to the experts what they might expect next
Microsoft may pull out of CeBIT
News Microsoft may not make an appearance at the world's biggest computer fair next spring
3G handsets get prototype fuel cell
News Fujitsu and NTT DoCoMo have created a micro fuel cell that lets mobile users power their handset using methanol, rather than a traditional recharger
VoIP firms plead to keep phone tax exemption
News A consortium of companies in the US including AT&T, Intel and Microsoft, are trying to argue that VoIP calls are not subject to the same taxation rules as standard calls
Old guard can't stop new ideas
Comment When the speed of new ideas slows to a crawl, the good stuff's going on elsewhere
NHS IT initiative on track, according to director
News Director General of the NHS's National Programme for IT is pleased with the progress, despite difficulties in implementation
What would you want to see in Microsoft's IE?
Feature Even if Microsoft is trying to kill off standalone browsers, people are still trying to convince it to add features to IE
Why it can be hard to say goodbye to IE
Feature Moving to a different browser because you're worried about security issues with Internet Explorer sounds easy - but the reality is not quite that simple
Has Microsoft abandoned IE?
Feature It has been over three years since the last major update to IE... Microsoft claims that it's because it has something special planned, but do you believe it?
Will VoIP grow faster than Linux?
Comment CNET's editor-at-large talks about Voice-over-IP technologies, Lindows uptake and MP3.com
The future of security? Hardware
News The security market is to be flooded with hardware appliances, says IDC analyst
Industry tries to dampen RFID hype
News Industry stresses the need to address consumer's concerns and overcome technical obstacles before RFID can become as ubiquitous as many expect
New report should help police get to evidence hidden in handhelds
News The American National Institute of Standards and Technology have released a report detailing methods for extracting hidden and deleted data from handheld devices
Defrag Manager 3.0
Review Want to defragment every Windows NT, 2000, XP and Server 2003 computer on your network automatically from a single installation on your machine? Check out this cost-effective and scaleable solution.
Samsung developing 2cm hard drives
News Samsung have a 2cm drive 'in the R&D stage' according to a statement released yesterday
Spam servers in China named and shamed
News The Internet Society of China has fingered over one hundred Web servers that it claims are bombarding Web users with spam
Big Blue breaks 36 Teraflop barrier to take supercomputing speed lead
News IBM move to the top of the supercomputer speed rankings after Blue Gene/L is clocked at a sustained speed of 36.1 Teraflops
How to stop yourself being bitten by Bagle.az
Help/HowTo ...and how to deal with it if it has already got you
BT doubles business broadband speeds, for free
News With rivals upping the pressure, BT is looking to attract and retain enterprise customers by speeding up its broadband offering
HP announces bigger drives
News HP recently announced that it was starting to use 300GB Hitachi drives in its servers, increasing the maximum raw storage its Enterprise Virtual Array to 70 TB
Corporate search heats up as IBM enters market
News IBM has updated its database tools with an information integrator, code-named Masala, which it hopes can help it take on rivals such as Google
Salesforce.com support goes on-demand
News Supportforce.com will manage customer information on-demand, a 'major new push' for the company's CRM offering
Palm OS Cobalt 6.1: a first look
Preview PalmSource has announced a revision of its wireless-focussed Cobalt operating system at its European Developer Conference in Munich.
Linux PCs 'used to run pirated Windows'
News Gartner has warned that Linux PCs are being used to install counterfeit copies of Windows, especially in emerging markets such as Asia
Red Hat buys Netscape's server software
News The Netscape Enterprise Suite is to be released as open-source software, and incorporated into Red Hat's offering, strengthening it for its fight with Sun
