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	Hacker - News - UK  Apple locks out RealNetworks with iPod update  Hackers denounce SCO patent claim  McAfee takes on more spyware  Take control of your staff  Google plugs hole exposing Gmail mail-boxes  Looking after the bottom line  European conference focuses fight against cybercrime  ISP Telenor cripples zombie PC network  Hackers target French ISP Wanadoo  Oracle admits to database security holes  New York Times hacker gets six months home detention  Microsoft fixes 'critical' holes in Windows  Linux users under threat  Thought for the day: Protecting man's best friend  'Disorder and corruption' taking over internet, author claims  Confusion surrounds Cisco-Linksys wireless hole  Russia - a happy haven for hackers  More information released on Cisco code theft  German police release Agobot Trojan author  Sasser and Phatbot arrests not linked  Beware of TCP vulnerability, experts warn  Attacks at universities raise security concerns  Cisco warns of wireless security hole  Hackers capitalise on Mydoom's success  Microsoft issues warning about VoIP vulnerability  US hacker Lamo pleads guilty  Writer offers cash for hacking tales  Cisco warns of holes in firewall products  Don't leave holes in your patching policies  2004 will bring more cyberattacks, warn experts  Prepare for merger, Gartner tells AT&T; customers  Teen hacker charged with securities fraud and ID theft  Spanish experts set up hacker competition  Trojan uses MS hole to hijack web browsers  Unpatched Explorer hole is hackers' 'gold mine'  Instant messaging worms pose growing threat  Innovate to 'shield' PCs from viruses, says Microsoft's Ballmer  Why you must report e-crime  Hacker Lamo released on bail  'Homeless hacker' Lamo surrenders to feds  Victims of ID theft in US rises to 27 million  New Windows worm starts to spread  Windows exploit code posted on internet  Test version of Linux 2.6 released  NetScreen puts IPv6 in firewall beta  Hacker challenge ends in feuding  Beware weekend hacker 'competition', ISS warns  Cisco aims for IPv6 firewalls  CERT and Adobe plug PDF reader vulnerability  FTC settles with Guess on web vulnerabilities  Microsoft turns to emulators for security demo  Budget has little to cheer channel tax cut seekers  Thought for the day: The invisible computer  E-commerce sites neglected as net users follow war news  US Army awarded contracts to Russian GPS jammer  CeBIT: New displays, WLAN - and then there are the exhibits!  Companies still get the basics wrong on e-business security  Major vulnerability threatens global e-mail security  Top 10 e-commerce security flaws exposed  BT's war on hackers cuts defacements  Thought for the day: Shooting down the web bombers  Trend offers antispam protection for corporate users  Gartner: Microsoft digital certificate flaw makes Explorer prime target  News round up: June 2002  Web filtering  Essential contacts  Know your enemy  Thought for the day: Wireless trap is still snaring business  Internet security: don't panic yet says new ICANN security chief  Visual Studio .net at risk of buffer overflow attack  At the Margins episode 116  That was the year that was  Customer information exposed by Playboy hacker  All locked up and no way in?  Storage news  At the Margins.episode 98  At the margins episode 76  How 'e' got into the enterprise  Why IT security is like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic  Are you an unwitting accomplice?  Server glitch leaves Excite@Home open to hackers  Hacker magazine fights for freedom of speech in copyright appeal  US-China tensions played out over the Web  Super Hackers: Truth or reality?  Egghead fends off Christmas hackers  The year of the bug that failed to bite  Practice safe hex to avoid virus infection  If they can hack Microsoft, you could be next  Microsoft breach is bad news for users  A year in e-business  Keeping the invaders outside the perimeter  Interactive digital TV strategies  Is poor security worse than no security at all?  E-business encourages criminal profits  January-February  Digest January-February Back To A-to-Z Index >> Project Management! The definitive study Download our exclusive research >> Gartner Highlights on ComputerWeekly Be among the first to read our research and news from Gartner >> Signup to E-Mail news >> Subscribe | Mediapack | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Login   © 2004 ComputerWeekly.com Ltd. All rights reserved Our publisher also produces websites covering the following topics: Banking Information Travel & Tourism UK Agricultural Services Aerospace Science & Technology Commercial Property HR Information Electronics Farming & Agriculture Global B2B Search Chemical Services & Supplies B2B Search Engine Property Information Hospital & Medical Catering & Hospitality Air Transport Optometry & Optician Construction Event Construction & Contractors Entertainment Search