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  • Cryptography goes mainstream
  • Critical defects fixed in new Linux core
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  • Revamped Government Secure Intranet ahead of schedule
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  • SourceLab launches open source stack
  • Phishers exploit eBay's own sign in page
  • IBM aims storage products at SME market
  • Microsoft to integrate speech into Exchange Server
  • PDA sales reverse three-year decline
  • Major Trojan email onslaught underway
  • Births, marriages and deaths go digital
  • Microsoft investigates as hackers breach anti-piracy site
  • Farm subsidy IT to cost £90m
  • Information Commissioner launches crackdown
  • Oracle buys Indian banking software leader
  • Raising risk prospects with a new SQL injection threat
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  • Mercury Interactive updates testing tool
  • Cisco hack details posted on web
  • IT employees most at risk of burnout
  • BlackBerry launches women in technology awards
  • BT cuts SDL broadband rate
  • New deal boosts open source licence compliance
  • Open-source software ratings system launched
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  • Eliminating 'us and them' approach
  • Tibco links RFID data to ERP apps
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  • Consultants save time with tablets
  • EMC boosts capacity with DMX-3
  • Budvar to roll out ERP to Europe
  • BCS finalists go forward
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  • IT directors test continuity plans
  • IT ball moves to Hammersmith following bombing disruption
  • City firms use jobs board to recruit women
  • Double performance mainframe raises software cost concerns
  • Strong business case links IT spending to e-gov and service improvements in Leeds
  • Demand for IT graduates is rising
  • WHSmith ready for management innovations after major upgrade
  • Single ERP and HR apps cut costs, say report
  • Psychometric tests help to identify IT bosses' skills
  • Windows beta previews biggest update since XP
  • Virgin to pilot RFID aircraft parts tracking system at Heathrow
  • Bombings spark all-out effort by transport police IT team
  • Big projects are key to IT growth
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  • Avoid long-term e-mail hosting, warns Gartner
  • AMD launches low end Athlon 64 processor
  • Scalix launches wireless productivity suite for Linux
  • Mozilla updates mobile browser
  • Sybase to acquire Extended Systems
  • Broadband and IT services drive BT profits up 20%
  • General Motors chooses Java system
  • IDC slams European firms’ attitudes to security
  • XML and web services skills are a 'prized commodity' for business
  • Attack: USB could be the death of me
  • Lenovo to challenge IBM for fastest supercomputer
  • Microsoft prevents former employee from working at Google
  • Security software contains 'serious bugs'
  • Record numbers go for gold in BCS IT Professional awards
  • West Bromwich building society protects against money laundering
  • ICT Charity Ball is rescheduled
  • Dell offers Exchange Server deal
  • Consolidating ERP systems can save 30% costs
  • EMEA PC market growth boosted by proliferation of low-priced notebooks in Q2 2005
  • Computer Associates cuts jobs as profits rise
  • Microsoft Windows Vista beta out now
  • Growing concern over identity cloning
  • Cyber blackmailers and adware threaten
  • Sarbox compliance costing companies
  • Smart phones eclipse PDAs, says IDC
  • Microsoft signs 100,000 desktop deal with government departments
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  • Ethical hacking is challenging and lucrative but training is expensive
  • Proposed bill requires ISPs to state measures taken to block indecent images
  • Dell puts businesses in control of sensitive data with no-return offer
  • Oracle says 230 will switch from SAP
  • Motorola and Cisco go after mobile workforce
  • Cisco, Black Hat litigation comes to a close
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