• Windows flaw exposes servers to attack
  • Botnets target the enterprise warn experts
  • Linux slashes costs for bank giant
  • Chinese WLan standard group denied US visas
  • Hackers denounce SCO patent claim
  • BT wins EU network services contract
  • New president pledges to champion 26% of the population still without PC access
  • Next Move: What do I need to work from home?
  • Firms face university challenge in identifying the best IT graduates
  • Be prepared for that crucial first interview
  • Wi-Fi Planet expo highlights multichannel access points
  • Online portal built by Somerset Council connects citizens to wide range of services
  • Philips revisits home PC market
  • Small open-source suppliers unite to bid for a share of big players' pie
  • Ofcom: market forces will reward innovation in wireless technology
  • New file system reduces Treo 650 storage capacity
  • Waterways to cut costs by 35% with Fujitsu
  • Jail terms promised for anyone tampering with ID card database
  • NHS e-booking system hits problems
  • SP2 does not fully protect IE6
  • Sony to pay $40m to end patent dispute
  • DoCoMo and mmO2 confirm I-mode deal
  • Sun acquisition to boost IT services portfolio
  • IBM sets up hands-on user test centre
  • Easymobile offers cheap, no-frills service
  • Hollywood backs HD DVD
  • Licence costs could double by 2006
  • Sony, IBM and Toshiba reveal more Cell chip plans
  • UK IT could learn from outsourcers
  • Banner ads the latest target of worm attacks
  • BCS urges IT staff to adopt new skills plan as outsourcing expands
  • Retail websites ready for the Christmas surge
  • Woolworths aims to serve with mobile tills
  • Retailers go on 'war footing' as the Christmas sales rush and chip and Pin deadline loom
  • Microsoft offers to replace fake Windows XP
  • Exchange puts the squeeze on oil dealers to boost electronic trades
  • HP updates Openview to meet business needs
  • Computer Associates picks IBM veteran Swainson to take the helm
  • Wireless users to get more free net access
  • Manx government turns to Microsoft to limit costs
  • John Lewis builds own crisis control system
  • Budget must address lack of funds to fight e-crime
  • Fraudsters double phishing sites by creating networks of server PCs
  • Linux sales growth beats Windows
  • Sainsbury's boosts IT reliability
  • DoH aims to save £220m with back-office system
  • MPs demand action on DWP mess
  • City puts IT disaster recovery to the test
  • Switch-on-a-chip liberates Fibre Channel arrays
  • EDS dumps IBM tools for Borland software
  • Satellilte's death brings down US broadband
  • How network access quarantine works
  • Six steps for deploying Network Access Quarantine Control
  • IT giants develop open source standard for web services
  • Portsmouth Council boosts FOI capability via partnership
  • Microsoft roadmap set to cut costs of integration
  • Anglian Water adopts centrally controlled network security to protect corporate data
  • APM Internet unveils e-mail security service -- and other news briefs
  • Regulator promises better deals for users
  • Rivals race for mobile e-mail sales
  • Application Security Consortium calls for big suppliers to take the firewall challenge
  • Use your spare time and IT expertise to help out
  • IAEA needs funds to update ageing systems
  • Don't cut staff till your IT is proved, ministry is told
  • Migration to VB.net slow, says study from Evans Data -- and other news briefs
  • Downtime losses take heavy toll on SMEs
  • Oracle opts for fixed patch alerts to cut costs and simplify planning
  • Avalon release changes interface of Windows
  • Create an IT finance function to track projects
  • Desktop upgrade crashes DWP system
  • Comms in developing world gets UN boost
  • UN to rule on Methuselah batteries
  • Phishing spreads net wider
  • Oracle unveils PeopleSoft board candidates
  • Evidence stands in Microsoft case, rules EU
  • Don't axe jobs before proving systems, ministry warned
  • BT Retail boss heads for Cap
  • US wireless merger to cost 6,800 jobs
  • IBM Workplace gets software makers' support
  • China developing national info security system
  • Sun and Microsoft to reveal interop progress
  • Wireless Wan comes to fire brigade's rescue
  • RFID revolution years away, says Gartner
  • Microsoft paid CCIA boss in competition case
  • PeopleSoft settlement overturned
  • SAP development heads east
  • Europe's IT security agency set to fight cybercrime
  • Mm02 in talks to roll out DoCoMo's I-mode in UK
  • The e-mails shall get through!
  • Password haven
  • Convergence comes out on top
  • Free booster jab from AVG
  • Greater virus protection
  • Tiscali launches SME broadband bundle
  • ITSM 5.0 achieves ITIL enhanced status
  • Fake Windows XP to be replaced for free
  • Exchange user tools to arrive before upgrade
  • IBM introduces Workplace Resource Center
  • Network printers vulnerable to hackers
  • Deutsche Telekom faces mountain of lawsuits
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