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Second zero-day Excel flaw emergesThe latest vulnerability could cause Excel to crash after a malicious file is opened, and could possibly execute malicious code ZDNet UK News |
ZoneAlarm glitches hit Eudora, McAfee usersThe glitches stop ZoneAlarm from installing alongside McAfee software, and interfere with Eudora date and time stamps ZDNet UK News |
Lord battles government over cybercrime lawsLord Northesk wants to protect IT pros and the police from criminalisation, and nail down the law covering denial of service attacks ZDNet UK News |
French Microsoft Web site hackedThe attackers were probably able to penetrate the server running the Web site due to faulty configuration, Microsoft said ZDNet UK News |
Microsoft livens up instant messagingWindows Live Messenger is the first core application of Microsoft's new line of Windows Live software and services to be launched publicly ZDNet UK News |
Yahoo Messenger gets plug-insYahoo has opened up its programming interfaces to outside developers, which it hopes will open the floodgates for third-party plug-ins ZDNet UK News |
Trojan targets Google hosting serviceThe Trojan could lie dormant on a user's system, then attempt to steal banking passwords or other personal information ZDNet UK News |
PayPal fixes phishing holeAttackers were able to redirect people from a PayPal Web page to an online trap located in South Korea ZDNet UK News |
Trademark infringement suit hits search againYahoo and others allegedly inserted metatags containing trademarked words as keywords into Google's AdWords ZDNet UK News |
Beta out for next-generation McAfee toolsMcAfee will let consumers choose how comprehensive a package they want, in hopes of encouraging upgrades ZDNet UK News |
Cyber attack targets unpatched Excel flawThe attack was timed to occur just after 'Patch Tuesday' ZDNet UK News |
Europe defends online broadcasting plansCommissioner Viviane Reding says the Television Without Frontiers directive will help businesses, but many big Internet players are wary of regulation ZDNet UK News |
Sendmail firming up open source plansThe email software company will open source some of its proprietary products, if legal wrinkles and patent fears can be ironed out ZDNet UK News |
Cybercrime losses on the slideHacking and Internet fraud may be hot news, but they are costing companies less than before ZDNet UK News |
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