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Ten tech people who don't matterAlso on News.com Extra: Kent State bans student athletes from Facebook. CNET News.com - Security |
Podcast: RIM and Palm to merge?It's Unfounded Rumor Day on CNET's Buzz Out Loud podcast! CNET News.com - Security |
Image: Inside GreenBorder's IE sandboxTool provides a walled-off environment for running the browser, to keep threats off the PC. CNET News.com - Security |
Border patrol for Internet ExplorerStart-up GreenBorder offers a virtual defense for the much-attacked Microsoft browser, but it goes only so far. CNET News.com - Security |
Symantec powers down security appliancesIt will stop building some of its network and gateway security appliances, in a strategy shift entailing about 80 layoffs. CNET News.com - Security |
Who's afraid of Nathan Myhrvold?Also on News.com Extra: Consumers don't want flexible DRM. CNET News.com - Security |
Podcast: MPAA-gateCould the MPAA makes themselves look any worse? Find out what CNET's Buzz Out Loud podcasters have to say. CNET News.com - Security |
Security Bites podcast: Office users bewareSecurity Bites podcast for June 23, 2006: Three security issues puts Office users at risk. Plus, USDA and FTC breaches and update trouble for Zone Labs and Microsoft users. CNET News.com - Security |
Microsoft to publish its privacy rulesGuidelines are meant to help other developers improve practices and offer a look behind the scenes at Microsoft. CNET News.com - Security |
Zombie builders send out phone textsHackers are trying a cell phone approach to try to dupe people into downloading a Trojan horse program. CNET News.com - Security |
U.S. unprepared for Net meltdown, blue chips warnGroup of powerful companies in various sectors calls on federal government to beef up readiness efforts. CNET News.com - Security |
Tech gurus say they'll 'switch from Mac'Also on News.com Extra: UFO research--Findings vs. facts. CNET News.com - Security |
Security soothsayers size up future tech, investmentsSecurity services and IT security may well have a bright future in store. But don't bother telling that to Wall Street. CNET News.com - Security |
Office hit by another security problemAttackers could commandeer a vulnerable computer by embedding a malicious Macromedia Flash file in a Microsoft Office document, experts warn. CNET News.com - Security |
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