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  • ASP.Net vulnerability opens way for attack

    Microsoft is in the process of investigating a new vulnerability in Microsoft ASP.NET that allows attackers to avoid security preventions on a Web server and gain access to confidential information.

  • SANS top 20 weaknesses exposed

    The SANS Institute has provided some well needed advice to organisations concerned about how to deal with Internet-related weaknesses in SANS to help them to activate their defences.

  • Dell adapters called back after fire scare

    4.4 million Dell AC adapters have been called back world wide after fears were sparked that these adapters could pose a risk of fire or electrical shock if they were overheated.

  • eBay opens profit margin to resellers

    eBay Inc. is developing a value-added resellers (VAR) and reseller program so that it can bring OEMs, distributors, retailers and remarketers into it business because it sees a very lucrative future in this area.

  • Newcomer spikes concerns over open source bundle support

    Inspired by the challenge of providing customers with an avenue of support for systems that incorporate multiple open source applications, start-up company SpikeSource is to go live in December, with plans to test, certify and support a va...

  • IBM launches self-management database

    IBM has launched DB2 Universal Database that automatically self-manages and self-tunes databases with key business information, including customer history, product pricing and product availability without the need of human intervention.

  • ASP.Net vulnerability opens way for attack

    Microsoft is in the process of investigating a new vulnerability in Microsoft ASP.NET that allows attackers to avoid security preventions on a Web server and gain access to confidential information.

  • SANS top 20 weaknesses exposed

    The SANS Institute has provided some well needed advice to organisations concerned about how to deal with Internet-related weaknesses in SANS to help them to activate their defences.

  • Dell adapters called back after fire scare

    4.4 million Dell AC adapters have been called back world wide after fears were sparked that these adapters could pose a risk of fire or electrical shock if they were overheated.

  • eBay opens profit margin to resellers

    eBay Inc. is developing a value-added resellers (VAR) and reseller program so that it can bring OEMs, distributors, retailers and remarketers into it business because it sees a very lucrative future in this area.

  • Newcomer spikes concerns over open source bundle support

    Inspired by the challenge of providing customers with an avenue of support for systems that incorporate multiple open source applications, start-up company SpikeSource is to go live in December, with plans to test, certify and support a va...

  • IBM launches self-management database

    IBM has launched DB2 Universal Database that automatically self-manages and self-tunes databases with key business information, including customer history, product pricing and product availability without the need of human intervention.