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Article | 4/06/2009 Security vendor ferrets out who's a human and who's a bot
An Atlanta security company has come up with a technology it says can block automated programs responsible for perpetuating nuisances such as spam, fa...
Article | 3/06/2009 Thousands of Web sites stung by mass hacking attack
Up to 40,000 Web sites have been hacked to redirect unwitting victims to another Web site that tries to infect PCs with malicious software, according ...
Article | 28/05/2009 Latest Kaspersky mobile software wipes data via SMS
Kaspersky Lab's latest mobile security software due to be released next week can wipe data with a text message command even if a thief has swapped out...
Article | 28/05/2009 Twitter gets targeted again by worm-like phishing attack
Twitter users have been tricked into divulging their login and password details to a Web site that then spammed their contacts.
Article | 26/05/2009 Mobile phone location technology fights card fraud
Ericsson is courting major banks with a security service the company thinks could cut down on credit card fraud as well as eliminate an inconvenience ...
Article | 21/05/2009 Microsoft opens up mobile backup application to all
Microsoft is now letting anyone download My Phone, a mobile data backup program for Windows Mobile devices, which was released in February as an invit...
Article | 20/05/2009 Google Street View hits privacy gridlock in Germany
Germany and Google remained at odds Wednesday over how the company holds certain data used for its Street View map imagery.
Article | 21/05/2009 Adobe snaps to attention over security vulnerabilities
Adobe Systems, whose applications have been hit hard by hackers, is combing through legacy code for bugs in its products and plans a regular quarterly...
Article | 19/05/2009 Small company develops new way to stop form spam
Spam isn't just a problem for people with e-mail addresses, but also for companies and organizations running Web sites with various types of feedback ...
Article | 8/05/2009 As economy softens, Microsoft ramps up research
Even as the world economy languishes, Microsoft is putting an increasing focus on its research efforts in areas well beyond its traditional desktop an...
Article | 6/05/2009 Apple, Opera slammed over browser patch regimes
Apple and Opera lag behind Google and Mozilla when it comes to distributing Web browser updates due to how they've structured their patch programs, ac...
Article | 6/05/2009 Microsoft's Windows 7 release candidate goes public
The near-final version of Microsoft's next operating system, Windows 7, became available late Monday to the general public.
Article | 5/05/2009 Adobe promises fixes for latest flaws by next week
Adobe Systems expects to have patches ready to fix the latest flaws in Acrobat and Reader by next week.
Article | 5/05/2009 Botnet probe turns up 70G bytes of personal, financial data
Researchers from the University of California gained control over a well-known and powerful network of hacked computers for 10 days, gaining insight i...
Article | 28/04/2009 Software system sniffs out insider trading
Researchers are developing a software program that will correlate stock price movements with news story headlines as a way to detect insider trading.

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