Bad Form: Companies Still Send Passwords via Email
Let’s face it; we all reuse the same password for login accounts all over the Internet. At best, some of us create a few passwords through which we Read More…
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Let’s face it; we all reuse the same password for login accounts all over the Internet. At best, some of us create a few passwords through which we Read More…
Microsoft’s Windows OneCare package is now available to the public for testing. The computer-security service won’t be officially released until 2Read More…
Last week, a variant of the well-known Sober worm (virus) started spreading via email. Some are calling it the biggest virus attack of the year, and aRead More…
News.com has announced that America Online, Yahoo, CNET Networks, Verizon and Computer Associates are among the companies backing the new Trusted DownRead More…
Expect more “phishing” emails Spoof emails are on the rise, and they are getting trickier. Several months ago Computers.net released an articRead More…
The Bush Administration has announced that starting in October 2006 all U.S. passports will be implanted with computer chips. These chips will allow gRead More…
News.com released two articles within a few hours of each other that focus on the lack of American data privacy standards and the rising threat of spyRead More…
Symantec, the company behind the popular Norton AntiVirus software, announced the release of its 2006 products. Package purchases will begin shipping Read More…
Symantec, the company behind the popular Norton AntiVirus software, announced the release of its 2006 products. Package purchases will begin shipping Read More…
The Economist (subscription required) dives into what it thinks is the next generation of the Internet: the Geoweb. Interestingly enough, it formalizeRead More…