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Patch Management - Prioritise and Implement to address Critical Risks
Talkback In amongst the long list of patches for this patch Tuesday, there are six critical patches that IT departments should definitely address for their organisations. Some require prioritisation, and swift action.
About: Microsoft rolls out record Patch Tuesday fixes
[June 10, 2009, 11:28 by lumension]
IE8 Address Bar 'Nag' - another MS 'tie-in', another law-suit.
Talkback IE8 Address bar, the features mentioned regarding web site history are only fully implemented if MS Windows Search has been installed. The 'basic' address bar has a constant 'Nag' in bold blue (which changes to bold blue underlined (as a link) when...
About: Internet Explorer 8: features & benchmarks
[March 23, 2009, 11:02 by adamjarvis]
my address
Talkback Where do I send my address for you guys to post this? Sorry, just a little confused. Thanks guys!
About: Win a 2GB Crucial memory kit
[February 18, 2007, 15:32 by Adrian]
I would have a gmail address
Talkback I would have a gmail address. Hi, Is it still possible? Thanks, Igor
About: Free Google email service to launch 'in weeks'
[August 12, 2006, 11:26]
Gmail address
Talkback What's your current email address?
About: Free Google email service to launch 'in weeks'
[February 8, 2006, 9:45]
Internet address scam shut down
Talkback I am looking for a site to publicise a foreign exchange scam, the web address having been shut down. I have names of individuals involved.
About: Internet address scam shut down
[January 2, 2004, 9:28]
hmmm does this mean you actually gave your e-mail address away?
Talkback If you gave you e-mail address away to a site you did not trust then what do you expect. I find it hard to believe that by simply browsing some images somehow the site has worked out your current e-mail address and started spamming it.
About: Vista vulnerable to malware from 2004
[November 30, 2006, 22:15 by bigfootman]
hmmm does this mean you actually gave your e-mail address away?
Talkback If you gave you e-mail address away to a site you did not trust then what do you expect. I find it hard to believe that by simply browsing some images somehow the site has worked out your current e-mail address and started spamming it.
About: Vista vulnerable to malware from 2004
[November 30, 2006, 22:16 by bigfootman]
169.IP address issues
Blog As a cold sweat warmed up and my case of cyber dependency took hold I played and played with the settings getting an IP address assigned to me with no problem, but it would not allow me to connect the dots and complete the picture.
[January 2, 2008, 17:59 in by Adrian Bridgwater]
Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
Talkback The given link to "www.freepatentsonline.com" only says "an IP address". There is no distinction mentioned between an IPv4 address and an IPv6 address. Therefore I believe the concern is justified.
About: Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
[March 24, 2005, 12:01]
D-Link DVC-1000 i2eye
Member Review Won't work on most systems for most people as it requires a public IP address for itself. This means that the average broadband user will have to find an ISP that can provide multiple public IPs via the router, should they wish to use this device...
[May 3, 2004, 20:30]
Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
Talkback In Phase V, the MAC address was used as the low order, and the network-specific stuff was in the Initial Domain Part and the high order Domain Specific Part. IPv6 took the idea, though it turned out to be a security risk to expose the MAC address...
About: Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
[March 24, 2005, 23:03]
How to Address these Data Breaches......................
Talkback Address these Data Breaches: A solution is required to centrally manage, monitor and control precisely which removable storage devices and applications are permitted to run on government networks. A system that minimises user access rights to data...
About: Privacy tsar: 277 data breaches since November
[November 3, 2008, 19:07 by lumension]
Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
Talkback I can see now how software patents will help the EU to become an IT industry (and market) by the end of 2010 that the rest of the world should take example from. Not!
About: Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent
[March 23, 2005, 20:21]
VeriSign sued over Web address 'hijacking'
Talkback The guy who said there was no 404 for unknown hostnames is quite correct - 404's refer to document not found on a valid server. The article also says that Verisign is redirecting all unregistered domains to it's own site, which is not the case either.
About: VeriSign sued over Web address 'hijacking'
[September 23, 2003, 9:48]
Hotmail's new address
Talkback i have no comment .hut i would like to say nice to meet you.
About: Hotmail's new address
[June 21, 2006, 8:40]
VeriSign sued over Web address 'hijacking'
Talkback There is no such this as a 404 error when a domain is not found. A 404 is when a document is not found on a specific site.
About: VeriSign sued over Web address 'hijacking'
[September 19, 2003, 13:39]
13-year old to address Linux conference
Talkback @Brent Dax: I don't think you should be annoyed or take offense, Brent. Do you realize how many Linux USERS (purely end-user status, non-geeks; like in an office setting, etc) have no clue that a few developers of that robust and full featured...
About: 13-year old to address Linux conference
[February 10, 2005, 16:36]
13-year old to address Linux conference
Talkback As an open-source kid myself (I submitted my first code patch when I was 15, and got a leadership position in the Parrot project soon after), I have to say that this sort of story is a little annoying to us.
About: 13-year old to address Linux conference
[February 6, 2005, 0:41]
13-year old to address Linux conference
Talkback Well, if a 13-year old can install Linux, then we can definitely start dumping all these pesky Windows installs. OK, OK.i'm only serious! B)
About: 13-year old to address Linux conference
[February 2, 2005, 17:26]
