How to avoid spam avalanche USA Today
The tech quandary for many small businesses isn't about building a better website or when to buy Microsoft's new Vista operating system. It's an old problem managers thought they'd already licked: spam.
Common sense is the best computer security Eagle-Tribune Online
Now more than ever, the key component of any computer security system is right between your ears. Technology-based assaults - viruses, worms, Trojans and assorted other hacks - are still omnipresent and protective software remains essential.
Sourcefire Warns Of Critical Snort IDS Vulnerability ChannelWeb
Sourcefire has issued fixes for a critical vulnerability in its Snort IDS and Sourcefire Intrusion Sensor products that could be used by unauthenticated, remote attackers to execute malicious code.
Network Magic 4: Network Management Made Simple Small Business Computing
It was physicist and author Arthur C. Clarke who once wrote, "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." This may help explain the design rationale behind Network Magic , a utility that aims to help users monitor, manage, and get the most out of their home and small office networks.
Wi-fi vulnerable to hackers Guardian Unlimited
Up to half of home systems susceptible to new line of attack.
Climb, walk, dance or run, charity events are jolly fun Computer Weekly
Last year, IT professionals donated hundreds of thousands of pounds in cash and time to help the disadvantaged in society. In 2007, Computer Weekly will continue its support for a wide range of charitable activities
Product Reviews ARNnet
In business, dual-processor workstations are the trucks of desktop computing. Pickups aren't very glamorous, but when you need to move lots of stuff from one point to another efficiently, glamour isn't the point. You need a truck.
National News Video KXAN 36 Austin
Colts Savor Super Bowl Victory On a rainy night in Miami, Peyton Manning led the Indianapolis Colts to a 29-17 victory over the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI on Sunday night.
Security Experts Warn of Drive-By Pharming Attacks NewsFactor via Yahoo! News
Symantec's Security Response division and the Indiana University School of Informatics are warning of a new hacker tactic called drive-by pharming. In this sinister plot twist on other drive-by hack techniques, attackers use a malicious Web site to remotely reconfigure home broadband routers.
Antivirus for Vista Moldova.org
Moldova.ORG -- If you are a Vista fan and didn’t find yet a solution for viruses, here is something that will make you happy for sure. Microsoft, McAfee and Symantec have security solutions certified for Windows Vista. ICSA Labs has announced a certification program for security solutions running on Windows Vista. NOD32 Antivirus v2.7 (64-bit); GRISOFT AVG Anti-Virus Professional (32-bit) and AVG
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