Opinion

Taking a look at the year ahead

Gazing into the crystal ball

Dealing with hot spots

Predictions with the world in mind

Ten predictions for ’05

Getting on-demand dial to work on a small network

Linux holds its own in the wild, wild ‘Net

* Results of Linux security study by Honeynet Project

Putting into perspective eBay’s Passport decision

* Microsoft unwilling to support third-party sites

Take predictions with a grain of salt

* Predictions can be way off

SSH dropping connections

How we did on our predictions for 2004

* Hindsight is 20/20

News for the new year

HP’s new all-in-one network inkjet printer is high priced, but worth it

Divine divination

Never mind 2005

Venture capitalist offers look at ’05 hot spots

Identified Internet Mail combats fraud

* Identified Internet Mail specification

NetFlash: Concord acquires Aprisma

* Concord acquires Aprisma * A look into the future * Extreme switch packs speed, reliability * Q&A: What's ahead for Vonage in 2005? * Network World Fusion Radio: IT spending in 2005 * Today on Layer 8

Forget about sleeping: It’s Patch Tuesday

This week on Network World Fusion, 01/10/05

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Networking in 2005

* Networking in 2005 * Is PON the cure for last-mile bandwidth bottlenecks? * Networking, a decade hence * DSL’s ups and downs * Network World Fusion Radio: IT spending in 2005

FCC set to auction more PCS licenses

A bushel of Linux updates

* Patches from Conectiva, NetBSD, Gentoo, others * Beware Trojan disguised as Flash player * NIST mulls new WLAN security guidelines, and other interesting reading

Concord acquires Aprisma

Think like a hacker

NetFlash: Ex-WorldCom executives agree to multimillion-dollar payout

* Ex-WorldCom executives agree to multimillion-dollar payout * CES: Goodbye Comdex, hello CES * Trojan disguised as Flash player targets cell phones * Oracle to close PeopleSoft acquisition Friday * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories

Why Azul is bullish about network-attached processing systems

Trojan disguised as Flash player targets cell phones

Equant adds managed LAN service to VPN offering

* Equant offers LAN VPN, a managed service down to the workgroup switch

SMBs in 2005: Still adored or ignored?

* They love us in lean times, will they love us during a recovery?