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Esquire to debut electronic ink cover

Magazine testing digitised front page More...

ISPs to crack down on music piracy

Not the musical collaboration file-sharers wanted to hear More...

Google invests in plug-in cars

Do androids dream of electric Porsches? More...

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PCW Inter@ctive

Buy a Mac, get a PC

25 Jul 2008Thank you so much to your informative article, "Buy a Mac, Get a PC" in the September 2008 edition of PCW .... More...

Gizmodo

Humax To Release Sleek New Freeview PVR

25 Jul 2008If you're in the market for a Freeview PVR that'll allow you to watch, time-shift and record programmes much like Sky+ then... More...

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Latest IT Security Specials

Special Report: Infosecurity Europe 2007

All the news from Infosec in London More...

Enterprise Security

All the latest enterprise security news and analysis from vnunet.com More...

InfoSecurity Europe 2005

The IT security trade show rolls into London More...

RSA Conference 2005

The information security event of the year rolls into San Francisco More...

Gone phishing

Phishing is becoming ever more prevalent and ever more dangerous More...

Spyware

An increasing number of web users are inadvertently downloading software which can trap ID and password information for online bank accounts. More...

Security

Security has moved from the IT department and into the boardroom More...

Security

The latest wave of cyber-crimes and acts of vandalism have demonstrated once again that many systems are still vulnerable to attack. More...

Virus Special: Bugbear

The latest worm to sweep the globe carries a nasty payload, but fixes were available within hours. So why did it spread? More...

Wireless networks: a hackers' playground

The cost-effectiveness and convenience offered by wireless networks makes them a tempting consideration, but a lack of inherent security will turn them into a hacker's playground, security experts have warned.Simply driving through a city centre armed with a wireless detection tool would flag up dozens of networks, and the chances are that most of them won't be watertight. More...

Code Red: internet on red alert

In the aftermath of the Code Red outbreak, experts suggested that the hysteria surrounding the worm may have been at least partly responsible for its failure to bring the internet to its knees. Although some reports were labelled as scaremongering, they may have prompted administrators to harden their servers against attack and ultimately stemmed the spread of the worm. But now a second variant of Code Red has appeared, it remains to be seen if the large number of still unpatched servers out there will help the worm spread further yet. More...

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