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NGSSoftware warns of IBM AIX flaws

* Patches from IBM, Debian, SuSE, others * Beware worm called Dasher

UMA enables dual-mode handsets

* Unlicensed Mobile Access brings cost and performance advantages to mobile services

Building SQL reports with Eclipse BIRT; Networking a military field unit overseas

NetFlash: Interop New York focuses on security as business enabler

* Interop New York focuses on security as business enabler * Video: Red Hat's Matthew Szulik on The Hot Seat * Microsoft gains government approval * Start-up focuses on standards-based grids in data centers * VoIP cures agency's telecom ills * Today

This week: Big test of SSL VPNs and more

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VoIP cures agency’s telecom ills

* Visiting Nurse Association of Boston uses VoIP

LAN switches to get smarter about VoIP security

SSL VPNs dissected

Verizon tests out Nortel IMS

Microsoft products earn Common Criteria security approval

Storage encryption standards coming soon?

App acceleration execs identify their top issues

State CIO envisions shared IT services for departments

VoIP: more survivable than legacy PBX

* VoIP: more survivable than legacy PBX * Free software: It all 'ads' up * Carbonaceous computers at Christmas * Networking a military field unit overseas * And more

Listen to your e-mails on an iPod

* Latest Cool Tools column: Listen to your e-mails on an iPod * The past 7 days on the Cool Tools Happy Blog * Network Life: The experts' guide to the connected home * What's in Keith's gift sack? * Featured reader resource

Letters to the editor: “Web site testing anxiety”

ShuttlePro 2 is a big help

MTV doesn’t care about 15% of their market

SETI@Home shuts down

Data Turkey Award winners announced

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NetFlash: SETI@Home project ends; no E.T., but the technology continues

* SETI@Home project ends; no E.T., but the technology continues * Friday Edition: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly * On Dasher! New malware targets Microsoft users * Standards on the way for encrypting data on tape, disk * Google, Microsoft, Sun team

IronPort launches SMB e-mail gateway

Podcast: IT Newscast for 12/15

Who’s the most admired biz leader?

The latest iPod accessory – underwear

Program predicts box office success

Commodore stages a comeback

Intranet links to Internet servers pose risks

* Risks associated with linking from a corporate intranet to the outside world