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Cisco eyes future Linksys strategy

Intel launches quad-core embedded chip

Vendor aims to ‘cloak’ WEP

Fuzzy logic: How Webkinz is getting young kids hooked on the Web

Webkinz marries the Internet with soft, plush animal toys; even some adults are biting

Fortify identifies JavaScript vulnerability in AJAX apps

JavaScript exploit lets an attacker hijack a Web browser session.

WiMAX star among many at CTIA

Wireless conference appeals to businesses, consumers, content and service providers, and ex-presidents

$20B telecom pact will reverberate for years

Government awards $20 billion telecom deal

All eyes on London for Apple/EMI announcement

Intel got its new China fab for a bargain, analyst says

EMI to offer music without DRM through iTunes

MySpace bug hunt off to a slow start

Microsoft offers new Vista enterprise licenses

New Lycos service will jostle for position in Europe

TI links up with Indian institution for research

April Fools’ Day pranksters: Are we having fun yet?

Xerox will buy Global Imaging Systems to reach SMBs

Infor to acquire Workbrain for $227M

February chip revenue declines as prices fall

Microsoft hones Vista licensing for virtualization

Vista options part of broader Microsoft management plan

Acquisitions help storage vendors sell management tools

African countries vie for outsourcing business

South Africa moves to attract US, European BPO

How to fix e-mail authentication spec

Proposal would add trusted remailers to the SPF authentication spec

JavaScript botnet code leaked to Internet

Think tank calls for expansion of R&D tax credit

Tarpits deter impatient spammers

Slowing down mail server connections can block spam, said speakers at the MIT Spam Conference 2007

Spansion passes Intel in cell-phone flash market

Cisco looking to counter used-gear competitors

Channel partner programs to combat used gear, and stepped up controls over support and software are part of the plan.

US FCC strengthens rules against pretexting

Jobs unlikely to push for lift of video DRM

Microsoft’s Open XML takes next step toward becoming a standard

Microsoft file format pitch makes way through ISO process.

New tool lets management restrict use of Internet, IM

Internet Control for Businesses prevents employees from shopping online during work hours.

XenSource expands its virtualization capabilities

Blogger posts Windows Vista SP1 fixes on Web site

LG.Philips opens LCD module plant in Poland

Red Hat CEO undaunted by Oracle, Microsoft

New Hynix CEO takes over a remade company

EEye publishes fix for Windows zero-day vulnerability

New virus comes disguised as IE 7 download

Database glitches leave 400,000 U.K. workers without pay

UPDATE: Spam pollutes blogs

Speakers at MIT’s Spam Conference 2007 say few tools available to help

Rootkits outfox old-school malware protection

Pill spammers turn hackers to ‘joe job’ sites

Judge approves telecom merger conditions

Founder of BetonSports.com arrested

CTIA – Cell phones now too cool to be called cool

IBM technology helps disabled surf the Web

Made in IBM Labs event also shows off Many Eyes site for putting data sets into visual forms.

Brocade to mix 10G Ethernet, iSCSI with Fibre Channel

Storage network company touts diversification scheme

New Mozilla mobile browser out, amid more competition

State ends Web access to documents amid privacy issues