Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
New version of malware to exploit Microsoft IE TextRange() bug has been posted by hackers.
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Microsoft has repackaged the capabilities of FrontBridge into Exchange Hosted Services.
Hackers use legitmate Web sites for phishing attacks on three Florida banks, making it harder for even savvy users to detect the scam.
Network operators say VoIP calling is a threat to their earnings.
Microsoft trying avoid fines by convincing European regulators that it is complying with an anti-trust ruling.
EBay and Taiwan Mobile launch eBay Mobile, which lets users buy and sell goods online without using a PC.
Postbank will begin using electronic signatures to curb the theft of personal information.
In battle with EC over compliance with 2004 antitrust ruling.
U.S. diplomats urge European Commission to be fair to Microsoft in ongoing anti-trust case.
Douglas A. Oliver speaks out about being placed on paid leave after an alleged security breach involving a government server.
IT workers debate H-1B foreign worker visa program in Congress.
Democrats say proposed 'Net neutrality provisions don't protect Internet users from ISPs wanting to charge extra.
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group decides to base a future high-speed version of Bluetooth on MB-OFDM.
Microsoft plans to let third parties license intellectual property it developed for its own mouse products.
May and June are good months to pick up bargains.
Intellectual property protection will be a major focus at the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade talks.
McAfee scouts for companies that offer interesting technologies in areas such as wireless security and safer Internet surfing for users.
Company spokesman calls workers' council 'inevitable.'
European Commission has anti-trust concerns about Microsoft's new operating system, Vista.
Opening arguments being made in Apple logo case.
IT services company forced to cover $450 million in expected losses from National Health Service contracts.
Latest Dell notebooks tout new wireless connectivity and security features.
Community PC platform includes specially designed motherboard to work in India's dusty conditions and high temperatures.
Recent survey shows number of workers could go unchanged, but employers desire new skill sets.
Number of patents that Qualcomm accuses Broadcom of infringing upon is up to 10.
Financing expected to fill gap in open source development.
MIT conference-goers assert that phishing is the worst spam problem.
Verizon Business to offer services designed to help Private IP VPN customers monitor and tune the performance of applications like VoIP, ERP and video.
The IRS has made some progress in correcting technical weaknesses, but a lot more needs to be done.
Sanview Technology is suing Microsoft for $10 million.
Intellectual property protection continues to be a source of friction between the U.S. and China.
Torrentspy argues that its site doesn't contain any copyright works or links to copyright works, does not promote copyright infringement and can't be held liable for the actions of visitors once they leave its Web site.
European Commission readying a draft regulation aimed at cutting mobile phone roaming charges in Europe.
NetPro software helps manage Microsoft Active Directory and other infrastructure components.
Decision from Supreme Court's latest patent infringement case could have far-reaching implications for tech industry.
CLECs CTC Communications, Choice One and Conversent to combine their businesses.
Report accuses telecom consumer advocate groups as fronts for large carriers.
Intel to bundle latest PC chip with hardware-based technologies to boost performance.
Redknee enables mobile device users to control what applications can access their location details.
