February, 2009

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HMRC under fire over site security

The UK HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) agency is facing fresh criticism over its security policies after users complained that its tax self-assessment web site reveals their password in the URL address bar. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to... (Continue reading)

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Websense bolsters anti-spam with Defensio buy

Content security vendor Websense has announced the acquisition of social media anti-spam firm Defensio. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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McKinnon pleads guilty to UK hacking offence

UK hacker Gary McKinnon is pursuing a new route to avoid extradition to the US – by pleading guilty to an offence in the UK. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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McKinnon's fate to be decided in next four weeks

Gary McKinnon should find out within the next four weeks if he has been successful in his last-ditch attempt to avoid extradition to the US by pleading guilty to hacking offences under UK law. Article taken by RSS feed. Link... (Continue reading)

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Fujitsu to launch zero-watt PC

Fujitsu Siemens Computers has made a number of announcements ahead of this year’s Cebit technology trade show in Hanover in March, including what it describes as a zero-watt PC. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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Researchers develop microrefrigerator on a chip

Researchers from Arizona State University have demonstrated a microrefrigerator which effectively cools a PC system by targeting specific chip hot spots. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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Apple sells used products for less in China

Apple said on Tuesday it had launched an online shop selling second-hand Apple products in China, offering discounts of up to 22 percent, as it looks to beef up its business in the country. Article taken by RSS feed. Link... (Continue reading)

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100GbE customer surge predicted within two years

100 Gigabit Ethernet technologies will outship OC-768 in just two years with growth driven largely by customers rather than carriers, according to Freesky Research. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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ACMA proposes VoIP number management changes

The Australian Communications and Media Authority could amend rules around the use of geographic numbers and numbering support for ‘VoIP Out’ services. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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LTE plans brought forward despite downturn

More than eighteen operators globally have announced LTE deployment plans with most set to launch in the 2011 or 2012 timeframe, according to ABI Research. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)

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