August 2003
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August 05, 2003
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Aug'03
Companies' poor security policies hamper police investigations into computer crime
Police forces are having to abandon investigations into computer crimes committed by employees at work because employers are... Continue Reading
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August 05, 2003
05
Aug'03
Mid-size shops can't meet chip and Pin target
Thousands of medium-sized retailers will be forced to rent chip and Pin-enabled terminals from banks because they cannot meet... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Tuning in to the retail revolution
Radio frequency identification could revolutionise retailing, both in the warehouse and at the point of sale, but is unlikely to... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Thought for the day: Keep your cash stashed
Do offer to pay SCO, but don't part with a single penny until you're offered a money-back guarantee, Gary Barnett advises. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
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Aug'03
Users left in the dark as SCO remains tight-lipped about evidence for Linux lawsuits
Questions about its plans to sue users are likely to dominate SCO's annual forum. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Users beware superworm of the future
A future generation of computer worm could spread across the internet in a matter of seconds, a security expert has warned. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
British Airways will not cut back IT projects despite strike losses
British Airways has denied that the recent wildcat strike by check-in staff at Heathrow Airport will affect its long-term IT... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
IT workers at risk from child pornography laws
The government is under pressure to close a loophole in the law which could place IT staff at risk of prosecution if they... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Revenue tells staff: no peeking
The Inland Revenue has warned its staff, who are waiting for their own tax credits to be paid, not to check their records on the... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Angry users ready to take on SCO over Linux licence
Industry bodies call on SCO to prove Linux 2.4 kernel breaches copyright. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Thought for the day:Psst! .net's far ahead of its rivals
Analyst Gary Barnett gives his personal take on the hot issue of the day.I know I'm about to offend some people in the next 90... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Intel and Wave join forces on trusted computing
Security software company Wave Systems said has signed an agreement with Intel to bundle Wave's Embassy Trust Suite software with... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Sun and SuSE form Linux pact
Sun has struck a deal to incorporate SuSE Linux's version of the operating system on its servers running x86 chips from Intel and... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
European mobile alliance rolls out first services
Members of a European mobile alliance are to offer their first new services under the agreement by allowing prepaid mobile phone... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Portal standards approach completion
Portal suppliers are stitching in standards-compliant APIs for delivering content and applications into the portal framework as... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Gateway releases four-way server
Gateway will release its first four-way server later today in an attempt to win over more business customers. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
MS changes protocol licensing programme
Microsoft has cut the cost and eased restrictions for software makers who licence certain Windows protocols to make their... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
US software licensing law loses support
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) has withdrawn its support of a controversial software... Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
US updates surveillance laws
Legislation introduced by a US senator would be included in some of the law enforcement powers granted by the USA Patriot Act. Continue Reading
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August 04, 2003
04
Aug'03
Motorola awarded $4bn from Turkish fraud case
A US court has issued a $4.3bn judgment against the Uzan family of Turkey for perpetrating a fraud against Motorola through their... Continue Reading