SSH server attacks resurface
April 26, 2009
Security researchers are warning administrators to secure their servers in the wake of new Secure Shell (SSH) attacks.
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Concern as Microsoft fails to patch PowerPoint flaw
April 26, 2009
Security experts are expressing concern at Microsoft’s failure to patch a flaw in PowerPoint that is already being exploited by malware writers.
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Massive UK and US botnet uncovered
April 26, 2009
A botnet of nearly two million compromised computers, most of them in the UK and US, has been discovered by web security firm Finjan.
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Cisco leader heads to Marshal8e6
April 26, 2009
Marshal8e6 has appointed John Vigouroux as CEO.
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Sun to roll-out new Nehalem-based servers
April 26, 2009
Sun is set to officially launch servers built on Intel’s new Nehalem EP quad core chips after Tuesday alongside an Open Network System initiative.
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Apple updates server line
April 26, 2009
Apple has become the latest company to offer Intel’s new Xeon chips in its servers.
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3GPP publishes world's first femtocell standard
April 26, 2009
Three major mobile communication groups have teamed up to create the world’s first standard for the development and deployment of femtocells.
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Vocus focus on core network upgrade
April 26, 2009
Wholesale network operator Vocus Communications will add capacity and hardware to its core network as part of an upgrade to be announced next week.
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RuddNet the right option: iTnews reader poll
April 26, 2009
A clear majority of iTnews readers prefer the Government-backed ‘RuddNet’ National Broadband Network (NBN) plan to previous plans to contract the building of an NBN to a single company or consortium.
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Unisys scores five-year QLD digital drivers’ licence deal
April 26, 2009
Queensland Transport will progressively replace three million laminated drivers’ licenses with smartcards that use facial recognition technology supplied by Unisys.
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