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Databases assaulted by SQL injection attacks

Will Microsoft muzzle the software that cries wolf?

Microsoft commits to new competition principles

Intel earnings plunge on soft chip sales

Researcher posts Google-based malware search tool

Send your love into space on a personal satellite

StrataVia automates database management work

Nuance claims breakthrough on speech recognition

Microsoft and Nortel announce broad unified communications alliance

Oracle singles out five growth areas for year ahead

Founder of sports betting site indicted

Intel unveils Itanium 2 server chip

LongBoard lets video roam from wired to mobile

Oracle acquisitions could turn to systems management

Wireless telemetry tracks cane toad onslaught in Australia

Toads indicate my way is the highway.

A year after HP user group folded, only memories remain

AFP: Continued Google News indexing boosts our case

Mobile users face knotty security issues

IT leader details her career progression

Education exec took on high-profile projects to land her current position.

Consortium builds super firewall to stop DDOS

Juniper unveils next M-series router

M120 brings improved scale, redundancy, Ethernet awareness to multiservice edge.

In brief: Oracle finds buyer for sales consultancy

HP exec looks at IT evolution

Messaging vendors tout Exchange alternatives

Gordano, PostPath design products that look just like the Microsoft software.

IBM unveils security management software

Company debuts Tivoli security information management product developed from technology acquired with Micromuse and GuardedNet.

Alcatel upgrades its small office IP PBX

Cisco broadens security family

Cisco launches new security appliances; beefs up IOS security.

Intel to introduce dual-core Itanium — finally

The life and death of Microsoft’s software

Security-vendor buys see mixed reactions

Better management and integration could be in the offing.

Intel to introduce dual-core Itanium

Montecito is expected following updates to low-end Xeon.

Tropos to help mesh net reliability

Software lets the outdoors MetroMesh help a low-power client adapter link with the node best suited for it.

Microsoft pulls the plug on outdated products

Latest software to fall off the support roster includes Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Millennium Edition.

What users hate about IT pros

Impatience, arrogance, and jargon - for starters.

McAfee: Hackers learning from open source

HP unveils radio chip the size of a grain of rice

IBM to support Xen virtualization through Suse

Novell adds virtualization to Suse Linux upgrade

Asterisk VoIP platform open to DDoS attacks, security firm says

Server vendors stay optimistic on Itanium 2 sales

Microsoft makes changes to financial reporting

Survey: Telecoms’ Web sites usability improves

DRAM makers face price fixing suit from 34 states

Chinese company claims Skype protocol cracked

Telecommuting isn’t all that, survey says

EMC touts future low-end storage products

Microsoft pulls plug on private-folder software

Microsoft’s Xbox 360 facing hurdles in Japan

Motorola opens store in Shanghai, more to come

Texas Instruments sets up second development facility in India