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Issue Of » October 09, 2006
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Beware The Bots
Malicious code that turns computers into zombies is wreaking all kinds of havoc.
New Battery Technology Promises More Power And Mobility
Researchers look to fuel cells, mini gas turbine engines, and new chemistry to provide more juice to mobile devices
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Phishers Launch Zero-Day Exploits Look out. Phishing attacks are starting to use zero-day exploit code. Researcher Secures Grid Computing A Japanese researcher has identified security as a chief reason for the slow uptake of grid computing -- and he's doing something about it. Security's Rotten Apples If you're working with at least two other IT/security professionals, and you're not breaking any rules, look around -- there's a good chance one of them is. |
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