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  • New phishing attacks based around authentication

    A white paper has been released about the dangers of first-generation authentication, because it presents a huge opportunity for fraud and phishing attacks and it claims anyone can obtain an authentication certificate with almost any company name.

  • Oracle, Intel to make sense of RFID

    Oracle and Intel have joined forces to figure out the best way to manage information collected from RFID technology so that they can make sense of it and analyse how useful it has been for business.

  • DiskGO! drive strives for EDGE on portable storage

    EDGE Tech Corporation has released a new high capacity portable hard drive which it expects will allow users to quickly and easily transfer large amount of information from one location to another and provide a convenient way to carry out ...

  • Spam is causing less trouble for email users

    A recent survey has revealed that although some email users are receiving more spam than ever before, it does not seem to be the big problem that it used to be because people are becoming less bothered by it.

  • Brave new world of the bloggers

    Bloggers rose to fame with critical acclaim in 2004, winning recognition from one of the world's most well known journalists, John Pilger. The word 'blog' was even named as dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster's word of the year, after rec...

  • CA hopes to fly high with latest acquisition

    Computer Associates has signed a definitive agreement to acquire network service management software provider Concord for around $330 million, or $17 a share. Additionally, CA is to assume approximately $20 million in net debt from Concord...

  • Dell eyes up future success in printer and laptops

    The recent success of Dell has prompted it to concentrate on more diverse business offerings, which involves expanding from making desktop PC to providing more printers, laptops, storage systems and networks servers to boost its revenue.

  • Network complexities causing big problems

    Small and medium sized businesses are currently suffering just as much as large enterprises from complex, multiple networks to the extent where they are now turning to primary vendor suites to consolidate these disparate systems.