| Monday, September 15, 2003 |
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Microsoft's New Security Road Map
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With all of the attacks on Microsoft software the past few months, it is increasingly hard to chalk it up to the fact that Microsoft products are the most widely used in the industry, and are therefore the prime target for black hatters. Are Microsoft's coding practices and product-development teams just not as attuned to security as they should be? (Meryl)
Lockergnome's Technology News ::: 3:27:58 PM ::: |
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Spam War Goes Vertical
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Postini tool targets e-mail content, traffic patterns.
eWEEK Technology News ::: 2:03:14 PM ::: |
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Add-on for Outlook updates contact info
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PC software and peripherals maker Corex Technologies introduces software to automatically update contacts listed in Microsoft's personal information management program.
CNET News.com - Front Door ::: 12:28:00 PM ::: |
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Jabber Upgrades IM Platform
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Version 2.7 provides more features to help companies comply with regulations from major stock exchanges.
eWEEK Technology News ::: 12:03:00 PM ::: |
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Office 2003 Debuts for Volume Buyers
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The first customers have Microsoft's application suite, but retail availability is still a ways off.
eWEEK Technology News ::: 12:03:00 PM ::: |
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Automatic Traffic "Wi-Fines" in Paris
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Wixos builds out bus route Wi-Fi: Apparently a company called Wixos built a Wi-Fi network along some major bus routes in Paris. It was to be free until January 1, 2004, but the company decided instead to contract with Wi-Fi operators to start selling subscription services to users this month. The more interesting application for the network is in how the bus system will use it. The buses are equipped with cameras that automatically take pictures of cars that are illegally driving in the bus lane. The photograph will be sent automatically via Wi-Fi to bus headquarters, where the system automatically produces a statement of the violation. The bus system has gone so far as to use watermarking on the images so they can prove to police that they didnt alter the photos. Talk about Big Brother. I used babelfish to translate the story that was written in French, so its possible some of my translation is a bit off. [via Eddy]...
Wi-Fi Networking News ::: 11:33:07 AM ::: |
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IT Braces for Next Worm
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The SoBig.f virus mercifully expired last week, but the respite may be short-lived.
eWEEK Technology News ::: 10:02:47 AM ::: |
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CIO Magazine On Offshore IT
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Slashdot ::: 10:02:42 AM ::: |
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AOL, Cingular trade IMs
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America Online strikes a deal with Cingular Wireless that lets AOL Instant Messenger customers exchange text messages with Cingular mobile phone subscribers.
CNET News.com - Front Door ::: 9:43:00 AM ::: |
| Friday, September 12, 2003 |
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Voice over WLAN in the Enterprise
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A comprehensive look at the state of VoWLAN: Wi-Fi Networking News associate editor Nancy Gohring filed this long story for InfoWorld about voice over wireless LAN (VoWLAN) presented a comprehensive picture of its state in the field and near-term future. She also filed this sidebar about the problems one company had after upgrading its Cisco gear and trying to use Symbol VoWLAN equipment. Those problems are still outstanding....
Wi-Fi Networking News ::: 5:23:02 PM ::: |
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