A Year Ago: Clueless in Seattle
First published: Wed, 23 Dec 1998 12:35:01 GMT Read more
23 December, 1999 by Richard BarryZDNet is available in the following editions:
First published: Wed, 23 Dec 1998 12:35:01 GMT Read more
23 December, 1999 by Richard BarryFirst published: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 14:44:47 GMT Read more
25 August, 1999 by Matthew BroersmaJob-hunters are spreading viruses like wildfire, according to business Internet service provider, Star. Read more
7 July, 1999 by Will KnightIf they're not careful, Microsoft Windows users could become victims of an irksome April Fool's joke, come April 1, 2001. Read more
13 January, 1999 by Matthew BroersmaAn Israeli security company finds an ingenious hack that has impacted no one and has yet to be spotted on the Internet, and everyone gets upset. But should they? Read more
6 January, 1999 by Jim KerstetterNetwork Associates is expected later today to announce discovery of a potent new "smart" virus. Read more
21 December, 1998 by ZDNetMicrosoft is urging Internet Explorer users to download a patch from its Web site to circumvent a security problem that may allow hackers to read files on unsuspecting users' computers. Read more
7 September, 1998 by Lisa BowmanA new bug in Microsoft's Access software could wreak havoc among some users of the program. Read more
26 August, 1998 by Lisa BowmanCanadian Web programmers have uncovered a security glitch that could fool users of Microsoft's Hotmail e-mail service into revealing their passwords. Read more
25 August, 1998 by Matthew BroersmaCryptographers at IBM Research and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology have found a way to make public key infrastructures resilient against even the most savvy hackers. Read more
25 August, 1998 by Jim KerstetterThe Anti Virus Research Centre at Symantec has developed a free tool, it says will "turn off" all strains of the CIH virus. Read more
17 August, 1998 by Richard BarryMicrosoft has posted updated patches for the "long file-name attachment" bug that was recently discovered in its Outlook 98 and Outlook Express 4.x messaging clients. Read more
13 August, 1998 by Christy WalkerAnother potentially damaging trojan horse virus, called Ie080898.exe, is being distributed by a hacker calling himself Bad Sector. Read more
11 August, 1998 by Richard BarrySeparate security loopholes recently uncovered in Windows NT and in Internet-based e-mail clients from Microsoft and... Read more
29 July, 1998 by Michael MoellerFor weeks now, Activision has been trying to tempt hard-core gamers to its newest release -- a shoot-'em-up action thriller called SiN -- with this tagline: "Sinday, Bloody, Sinday." Read more
28 July, 1998 by Rob Lemos
yeah! all we want free software
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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