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The website of the Santa Cruz Operation was hit by a denial-of-service attack at the weekend, which left the site down from Friday night until Monday morning, as the row over the Linux source code descended into bitter acrimony.

Fujitsu Australia Limited has appointed Rod Vawdrey as its new Chief Executive Officer.

To those who think nothing of causing annoyance to millions of email users by peddling spam messages, look out – the anti-spammers are on your tail.

Storage software provider Veritas Software has issued five first steps for IT organisations faced with the prospect of recovering from a disaster.

Visa International is to target the Asian market as the first region to replace its traditional magnetic strip-based credit cards with computer chip-enabled smart cards.

Canon Australia has announced its full support and adoption of the new worldwide PictBridge standard for all new and upcoming Canon digital imaging products where direct printing is a key component.

Microsoft is setting its sights on the higher-end network attached storage (NAS) market, with the software giant planning to aggressively price its soon to be launched Storage Server 2003 software to undercut the market.

The County Court of Victoria has introduced an electronic filing system that will change the way lawyers are able to access court documents and bring greater efficiency to the whole judicial process.

Gateway has announced it is to make another foray into the Network Attached Storage (NAS) market, but this time with its own products.

Storage systems provider Maxtor Corporation has publicly demonstrated engineering sample units of its Serial Attached SCSI (SAS). The technology demonstration showed how Maxtor(R) MaXLine(TM) Serial ATA (SATA) drives can be combined with M...