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Apple's Ban On iPod Sync Software Stymied By Wikileaks

December 2, 2008
The iPodHash project is an effort to open the iPod and iPhone to third-party media software other than Apple's iTunes.

Apple Recommends Antivirus Software For Mac OS X

December 2, 2008
As Apple's computers have become more widely used, malware authors have been targeting its products like iTunes, QuickTime, and the Safari Web browser.

U.S. Army Goes Bot Hunting

November 26, 2008
As an automated network-flow analysis tool, BotHunter uses IDS routines to scan inbound and outbound network packet headers and payloads.

Worldwide Wi-Fi Social Network Takes Off

November 25, 2008
WeFi's free software download enables users to connect to 10 million Wi-Fi access points around the world.

Windows Vista, Multimedia Codec Vulnerabilities Found

November 25, 2008
Certain administrative rights are required for the vulnerability to be exploited, making it a risk primarily for malicious insider scenarios.

Google Gmail Vulnerability Being Investigated

November 24, 2008
A known cross-site scripting glitch could let an attacker hijack messages sent to the victim's Gmail account by redirecting specific messages, says a security researcher.

China Targets U.S. Computers For Espionage, Report Warns

November 20, 2008
The 2008 Annual Report to Congress urges tighter computer security measures to prevent data loss or corruption.

VoiceCon: IT Will Revolutionize Health Care

November 12, 2008
During a keynote at VoiceCon, Kaiser Permanente's CIO said IT will play critical role in making health care more efficient, effective, and economical.

Antivirus Vendor's Snafu Breaks Users' PCs

November 11, 2008
AVG customers that unknowingly deleted the user32.dll file ended up with a PC that either wouldn't reboot or would go into an endless reboot cycle.

Web 2.0 Summit: Google, Wikipedia's Tips On Thwarting Spam Abuse

November 5, 2008
Panelists suggest using spam filtering services, "no follow" links, CAPTCHAs, patching religiously, and possibly even charging money to deter spammer registrations.

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