Security Fix - Washington Post
Brian Krebs: Good question, Silver Spring. Microsoft doesn’t offer these rewards lightly, mainly because they require a great deal of vetting. A former security guy at Microsoft I spoke with recently told me that their legal team in past reward
Yahoo Sued For Showing Spam Pages About Beverly - Searchengineland.com
Eric Goldman uncovered another interesting lawsuit involving Yahoo. This one involves the organic search results showing spam results for a person’s name, where this person is suing Yahoo and Overture for “Lanham Act false endorsement and false
New Attacks Target IE7 Flaw - PC World
Internet attack trackers and antivirus companies warn that a flaw in Internet Explorer 7 (but not earlier versions) that Microsoft just patched last week is under attack in the wild. The attacks appear to be targeted and small-scale right now, but
New law to give police access to online exchanges - Globe and Mail
joe q. taxpayer from Canada writes: Bradley Rogers, I disagree. While the intention is good, the problem is that no one is watching the watchers . The RCMP has all but proven they are incapable of being left without some form of oversight because
Elinor Mills - CNET News
The maker of iPhone app iFart Mobile has taken rival Air-O-Matic to court over the rights to use the term “pull my finger.” (Credit: InfoMedia) The iPhone farting app market is starting to get pretty noisy. iFart Mobile , maker of an app that
Antivirus roundup - Cornell Daily Sun
If there are any words that nobody ever wants to hear, they‘re that “you have a virus on your computer”. Just thinking about the word virus sends chills down someone’s spine. While there are genuinely benign viruses that annoy you (the
Early Mozilla Mobile Browser Has ‘Showstopper’ Flaw - PC World
Perhaps pre-alpha was a bit too early for Mozilla to release its Fennec mobile browser for Windows Mobile. Early adopters who downloaded the application after it was announced Feb. 10 found it essentially doesn’t work. “The bad news is the browser is
Security Fix - Washington Post
Brian Krebs: Good question, Silver Spring. Microsoft doesn’t offer these rewards lightly, mainly because they require a great deal of vetting. A former security guy at Microsoft I spoke with recently told me that their legal team in past reward
Yahoo Sued For Showing Spam Pages About Beverly - Searchengineland.com
Eric Goldman uncovered another interesting lawsuit involving Yahoo. This one involves the organic search results showing spam results for a person’s name, where this person is suing Yahoo and Overture for “Lanham Act false endorsement and false
New Attacks Target IE7 Flaw - PC World
Internet attack trackers and antivirus companies warn that a flaw in Internet Explorer 7 (but not earlier versions) that Microsoft just patched last week is under attack in the wild. The attacks appear to be targeted and small-scale right now, but
New law to give police access to online exchanges - Globe and Mail
joe q. taxpayer from Canada writes: Bradley Rogers, I disagree. While the intention is good, the problem is that no one is watching the watchers . The RCMP has all but proven they are incapable of being left without some form of oversight because
Elinor Mills - CNET News
The maker of iPhone app iFart Mobile has taken rival Air-O-Matic to court over the rights to use the term “pull my finger.” (Credit: InfoMedia) The iPhone farting app market is starting to get pretty noisy. iFart Mobile , maker of an app that
Antivirus roundup - Cornell Daily Sun
If there are any words that nobody ever wants to hear, they‘re that “you have a virus on your computer”. Just thinking about the word virus sends chills down someone’s spine. While there are genuinely benign viruses that annoy you (the
Early Mozilla Mobile Browser Has ‘Showstopper’ Flaw - PC World
Perhaps pre-alpha was a bit too early for Mozilla to release its Fennec mobile browser for Windows Mobile. Early adopters who downloaded the application after it was announced Feb. 10 found it essentially doesn’t work. “The bad news is the browser is