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Pins are card security's Achilles heel
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Does Intel still hold the high ground?
The chip giant looks in danger of losing its upper hand in the technology battle More...
IMac G5: another P from the iPod
The iPod has redefined consumer expectations and given Apple a whole new market More...
IT security faces Olympian challenge
If all goes according to plan, the only Trojan Horse causing trouble in Athens this summer will be the one in the Hollywood blockbuster Troy. More...
Did Sasser leave you shamefaced?
Many IT managers are being caught out by the speed at which hackers are reverse-engineering patches More...
Intel's optimism catches on - at last
Iain Thomson reflects on last week's chip-fest in San Francisco More...
MyDoom and the art of misdirection
In the rush to deal with MyDoom many forgot that the worm's secondary payload will be active long after its initial outbreak More...
Business confidence prompts network spend
As confidence rises and budgets open up, many budget-holders will begin to flex their networking muscles More...
Have a nice day
US immigration officials are so consumed with operating new biometrics kit that they hardly have time to get into mean-and-moody mode More...
The Holy Grail of networking?
Some network managers believe that dynamic bandwidth control will solve all their problems, but there are cheaper and more efficient alternatives More...
The power and weakness of money
Microsoft's invitation to grass on a virus writer will catch the script kiddies, but not the real bad guys More...
Let the ERP combatants slug it out
War of words escalates as Oracle and PeopleSoft take the gloves off More...
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