Opinion

Feel the presence

* Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol

VocalTec exec on carrier net security

* VocalTec executive lends perspective on security issues in carrier networks

Referring to future content

* Linking to a future publication

A critical eye on recent offerings

Quick fix is no fix for spam

Weigh risks of offshore outsourcing

Why can’t we replace MAC IDs with IP numbers?

Cascading Style Sheets (4), woo-hoo!

AT&T: Not your mother’s Ma Bell

RFID races to meet deployment deadline

* Radio "tagging" in supply chain faces obstacles

How the bad guys view software

Patching: The cure that’s worse than the disease?

The Internet as us

Troubleshooting W2K login script problems

Top-down telework, Part 2

Growing with VoIP

Instant message

Nightmare or regulation, your choice

Embedded Linux has Billy Bigmouth Bass singing a new tune

* Linux enables a fish to recite the Gettysburg Address

A little Linux history lesson

* Where did Linux come from and why Microsoft shops should consider Linux

RADIUS One for remote authentication

* Infoblox RADIUS One server

NetFlash: Microsoft users: No bang for big bucks

WinZip flaw

* Patches from a variety of Linux vendors, others * Beware mass-mailing worm Hiton-A * Companies take cover as worm war breaks out, and other interesting reading

Patch’d and punk’d

* Patch’d and punk’d * Security starts in software * AT&T’s secret weapons * Is offshore outsourcing more trouble than it’s worth?

Earthlink to test sender authentication

Microsoft users: No bang for big bucks

Wireless LAN industry starts raising antennas over MIMO

This week on Network World Fusion, 03/08/03

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Vendors set to advance security plans

EC approves Toshiba, Samsung joint venture