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Universities Crack Down on Alleged Spyware Program

Universities have begun thwarting the operation of software that promises to accelerate Internet performance and protect its users from malware infections because they feel the program is actually spyware ...

Universal Music Debuts Digital-Only Label

Landing a contract with a major record label can be nirvana for an artist,but it's a heaven out of reach for many musicians. That's because backingan act is risky business. While record companies can make millions from an artist's success, they can also lose millions, if the artist fails tocatch on with the public ...

Adobe Gearing Up To Ride Open-Source Wave

Recent low-key efforts by Adobe Systems to bolster its presence in the Linux community makes good business sense, according to one analyst who covers the company ...

Sun Lures Developers with Open-Source Solaris

Expectations are high that Sun Microsystems will make some significant announcements this month about an open-source version of its Solaris operating system ...

Analyst: Red Hat Conceding Defeat in US

The world's largest distributor of Linux expects 50 percent of its revenuesto be coming from overseas sales within the next year -- a revelation oneanalyst sees as a bit of a capitulation ...

Five Zombies Do All the World’s Phishing

Less than a handful of zombie network operators are responsible for all thephishing attacks in the world, according to CipherTrust, an Atlanta-basedmessage security firm ...

Mobile Phones Sniff Out Campaign Contributors

Have you ever felt a burning desire while taking your dog for a walk to knowhow much money your neighbors have contributed to the Democratic andRepublican parties? Well, now you can whip your cell phone out and find out ...

Judges Take Second Look at E-Mail Privacy Decision

A court decision that civil libertarians argue could have a far-reachingeffect on the privacy of Internet communications in the United States willbe reviewed again by federal judges in Boston ...

New Software Vaccinates Against ‘Zero Day’ Virus Attacks

When was the last time you updated your anti-virus software? ...

Digital TV Transition Bill Wins Committee Approval

While consumers have been slow to move to digital TV, that hasn't deterred Congress from trying to goose the transition process ...

INDUSTRY REPORT

Financial Institutions Unwitting Accomplices of ID Thieves

Financial services companies might be unwitting contributors to the nation's identity theft problem, according to a report from Forrester Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts ...

Transitive Claims Breakthrough on Software Emulation

For companies burdened with legacy systems they can't seem to get rid of, this could be the jackpot they've been waiting for ...

Malware Writers Using Open-Source Tactics

The techniques used to develop open-source software like Linux have proven to be so effective that they've been adopted by malware writers to improve their mischievous ways ...

Rehearing Sought in E-Mail Privacy Case

A federal appeals court in Boston has been asked to take a second look at a decision that some say could have a far-reaching effect on the privacy of Internet communications in the United States ...

Survey Finds Spammers Embracing Sender Authentication

Sender authentication might work as a club to beat down phishing attacks on Web denizens, but it does little to fight spam. That's the finding of a study released this week by CipherTrust, a messaging security firm in Atlanta ...

SPECIAL REPORT

Transforming Copy Protection from Roadblock to Rosetta Stone

The words "copy protection" make Adam Gervin wince. Gervin is senior marketing director for the entertainment technologies group at Macrovision, in Santa Clara, California. Macrovision is a company best known for cooking up ways to thwart the copying of movies and music from tapes and discs ...

Is Microsoft Mellowing Toward Open Source?

A recent blog posting by a Microsoft project manager spawned ablizzard of discussion on one of the Internet's major tech forums andgenerated speculation that Microsoft may be ready to improve its relations with the open-source community ...

US Still Tops Spammer List

Despite a drop in its overall share of global spam, the United States remains the number one originator of unsolicited e-mail in the world ...

Macrovision CD Protection To Be Apple Compatible

It's as jarring as former First Lady Nancy Reagan saying yes to drugs ...

DSL Outgrows Cable by 8 Percent

For the first time ever, the major providers of DSL broadband services garnered more new subscribers in a calendar quarter than their cable television competitors ...

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