Twitter suffered yet another security PR nightmare thanks to a weak password. Coincidentally, a mature antivirus firm chose that moment to advertise an online file storage service with passwords limited to only letters and numbers…
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Hmmm. Does he read my personal blog?
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Irony, anyone? Computer security firm WebSense sends “announcement” emails with no opt-out…
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Netbooks bring us one step closer to Jeff Duntemann’s vision of a full-blown computer lurking under a Star Trek communicator…
(Click the headline to read this article…)Tags: ASUS, Eee PC 901, Linux, Microsoft, Mike Wendland, netbook, OpenBSD, Windows
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I’m unimpressed with Spyware Doctor for failing to detect SpyAxe. And I’m unimpressed with SpyAxe for how easily you can turn off its annoyance factor…
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A rumor says Spyware Doctor from PC Tools doesn’t remove the SpyAxe malware. I decided to throw $30 and a bit of my time at the rumor…
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