Aimed at medium-sized enterprises, McAfee Secure Internet Gateway is an integrated web and email security appliance designed to help companies fend off spam, viruses, spyware and malicious websites.
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Friday, October 26, 2007
McAfee to offer free security software (Personal Computer World)
CA Anti-Virus Plus CA Anti-Spyware 2008 (CBS News)
CA Anti-Virus Plus CA Anti-Spyware 2008 holds the middle ground this year, featuring faster code but lacking any compelling "must-have" features. © 2007 CNET Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
Brief: Spyware purveyor DirectRevenue closes down (SecurityFocus)
Spyware purveyor DirectRevenue closes down
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RSA 2007: Spyware cashes in quietly (Computer Weekly)
Spyware is the most rapidly evolving threat on the threat landscape at the moment, and it will continue this way into 2008, said Gerhard Eschelbeck, chief technology officer of Webroot Software, at RSA Europe in London on 23 October.
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UBC tracked his 'theft of time' (Vancouver Province)
The University of B.C. wants the right to keep using "spyware" to monitor its employees' Internet use.
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UBC tracked his 'theft of time' (Vancouver Province)
The University of B.C. wants the right to keep using "spyware" to monitor its employees' Internet use.
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Web Content Security Appliance suits small businesses. (ThomasNet)
Built around proprietary ICSA-certified inspection engine and malware identification techniques, Anchiva 206 ensures Internet traffic flowing in and out of corporate networks is inspected and clean. Threat protection database, featuring over 1 million signatures, protects companies with 50-100 employees from web and email borne malware, spyware, viruses, and botnet infections. Along with 6 ...
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SLHS will face Bishop Moore (The Daily Commercial)
We are sorry to inform you that your IP address has been blocked from this site due to malicious behavior. A bot, spyware, or some other malware has been intercepted from your network.
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Webroot unveils new security software (Computer Technology Review)
Oct 25 -- Webroot Software Inc., a provider of Internet security software for the consumer, enterprise and SMB (small and medium business) markets, unveiled Wednesday Webroot Anti-Virus with Anti-Spyware and Firewall , which is an enhanced and rebranded version of the current Webroot Spy Sweeper with Anti-Virus 5.5 solution.
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Tips to protect your desktop PCs and laptops (CIOL)
NEW DELHI, INDIA: Quick Heal Total Security 2007 is a personal Internet security solution for desktop PCs or notebooks, to protect against spyware, adware and dangerous bots that creep into a system from the Internet.
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
TJX Breach Was Twice as Bad as First Reported (Washington Post)
The largest digital data theft ever recorded was bigger than originally thought. TJX, the Massachusetts retail giant that earlier this year disclosed that a series of network and computer intrusions had compromised more than 45 million credit- and debit-card numbers, may have lost more than twice that number, according to reports. A group of banks suing TJX over the compromises now claim that ...
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Hounded by spyware charges, DirectRevenue shuts down (Addict 3D)
Notorious adware maker DirectRevenue has closed shop. The company, which was recently doing business as Best Offers, gave no reason for its sudden closure, which was announced on its Web site.
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Hounded by spyware charges, DirectRevenue shuts down (InfoWorld)
Notorious adware maker DirectRevenue has closed shop. The company, which was recently doing business as Best Offers, gave no reason for its sudden closure, which was announced on its Web site. "Best Offers and Direct Revenue have ceased operations. To service legacy consumers, we are maintaining this page of uninstall instructions, an uninstall software tool, and an e-mail based support ...
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Hounded by spyware charges, DirectRevenue shuts down (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)
Notorious adware maker DirectRevenue has closed shop.
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Spyware menace eludes SMBs (Computer Weekly)
A survey from security supplier Webroot found that SMBs are more worried about viruses than spyware, leaving them open to a more insidious and costly threat.
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Rainy night in Georgia as Scots prepare to face rookie keeper, 17 (The Scotsman: Sport)
ALTHOUGH Scotland's already battered squad did not have its troubles to seek on the eve of tonight's Euro 2008 qualifying match, manager Alex McLeish seemed to be spoiled for choice in comparison to his opposite number who will give a first...
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
1 in 6 Personal Computers Infected With Active Spyware or Malware; 60% of Businesses Found to Have One or More ... (PRWeb)
Prevx finds Microsoft storms ahead of major security vendors in daily detection of new spyware and malware. (PRWeb Oct 22, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/RmFsdS1GYWx1LU1hZ24tTG92ZS1UaGlyLVplcm8=
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GCN Insider | Dell’s different approach to thin-client computing (Government Computer News)
Dell has introduced a new computing approach called On-Demand Desktop Streaming (ODDS) that seems to split the difference between fat-client and thin-client systems.
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Hill City Residents Can Now Receive Qwest Broadband Service (FinanzNachrichten)
Qwest Communications International ( Nachrichten ) Inc. (NYSE: Q) today announced that broadband Internet service is now available in Hill City as a result of an investment to upgrade the local telecommunications network.
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Covad Offers McAfee Services (Web Host Industry Review)
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Taking an integrated approach to Spyware (ARNnet)
Wattyl Paints was concerned that its existing security infrastructure didn’t include scanning for spyware. McAfee provided a solution with considerable savings around roll-out, training and maintenance.
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Good Stuff (The Daily Commercial)
ASTATULA - An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but it also could help a student learn better. Linda May understands the connection of a good lunch to a young student's academic achievement, so she stresses fruits and vegetables in the daily diet she prepares at Astatula Elementary School for the Arts. About 600 children can get some of their daily allowance of fruits, vegetables and other ...
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Deleting Personal Information from Your PC (Yahoo! Tech Advisors)
Reader Linus Huang asks: I have an old Windows XP Pro laptop which I want to give to an acquaintance. How could I go about safely deleting my data and all other localizations while leaving the OS intact and the system immediately usable? Unfortunately I don't have the XP installation discs (I acquired the system from a used computer store) so I can't just wipe the hard drive and reinstall XP ...
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Gunning for Google (BusinessWeek)
Recent redesigns at Yahoo!, Microsoft Live Search, and Ask.com are providing graphically rich alternatives to the minimalist search giant
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Disabled losing transit aid (The Daily Commercial)
David McCaig can't bend his leg. The fused bones make it impossible for him to drive. He can't walk without his crutches and he spends most of his time sitting in a wheelchair. If he needs to go to the post office, the Social Security office or visit the doctor, he has to depend on the availability of friends and family for a ride.
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ThreatFire 3 (PC Magazine)
PC Tools ThreatFire 3 watches all the programs on your system and toasts any that try to do harm.
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Be wary to send Web scams on the lam (The Palm Beach Post)
Although I am practically an international sophisticate now, I grew up in a small Arkansas town where the only con men were the guys selling cattle at the weekly animal auction.
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Security Fix Live (Washington Post)
Security Fix blogger Brian Krebs answers your questions about the latest computer security threats and offers ways to protect yourself and your personal information.
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Security experts launch malware 'killer' (Personal Computer World)
Security experts have launched a new research website featuring a detailed malware encyclopaedia, a world threat atlas and advice relating to the geographic distribution of threats.
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Monday, October 22, 2007
Does Senate FISA bill immunize FBI black bag jobs? (CNET)
The FBI once regularly (and surreptitiously) broke into Americans' homes and offices. Now a Senate bill backed by President Bush seems to offer legal immunity to anyone who helps the FBI, CIA, Homeland Security, or the NSA do just that.
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Does Senate FISA bill immunize FBI black bag jobs? (CNET)
The FBI once regularly (and surreptitiously) broke into Americans' homes and offices. Now a Senate bill backed by President Bush seems to offer legal immunity to anyone who helps the FBI, CIA, Homeland Security, or the NSA do just that.
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Facebook faces backlash (CNews)
TORONTO - Mark Johnston is 27, a teacher living far from home in Japan, and would therefore seem the perfect Facebooker - young, educated and wondering what's up with his friends back in the United States.
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1 in 6 Personal Computers Infected With Active Spyware or Malware; 60% of Businesses Found to Have One or More ... (PRWeb)
Prevx finds Microsoft storms ahead of major security vendors in daily detection of new spyware and malware. (PRWeb Oct 22, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/RmFsdS1GYWx1LU1hZ24tTG92ZS1UaGlyLVplcm8=
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GCN Insider | Dell’s different approach to thin-client computing (Government Computer News)
Dell has introduced a new computing approach called On-Demand Desktop Streaming (ODDS) that seems to split the difference between fat-client and thin-client systems.
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COMPUTERLINKS AG Deploys Blue Coat Appliances for WAN Optimization and Web Security Around the World (The San Francisco Examiner)
SUNNYVALE, Calif. ( Map ) - SUNNYVALE , Calif., Oct. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Blue Coat Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: BCSI ), a leader in WAN Application Delivery and Secure Web Gateway, today announced that COMPUTERLINKS AG, a global specialist distributor of Internet technology solutions, has selected Blue Coat(R) ProxySG(R) appliances to accelerate the delivery of applications and content across ...
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1 in 6 Personal Computers Infected With Active Spyware or Malware; 60% of Businesses Found to Have One or More ... (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Prevx finds Microsoft storms ahead of major security vendors in daily detection of new spyware and malware.
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Hill City Residents Can Now Receive Qwest Broadband Service (FinanzNachrichten)
Qwest Communications International ( Nachrichten ) Inc. (NYSE: Q) today announced that broadband Internet service is now available in Hill City as a result of an investment to upgrade the local telecommunications network.
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Covad Offers McAfee Services (Web Host Industry Review)
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Working with Tables in Word 2003 (Small Business Computing)
Word tables provide a simple way to present information in a small space and in a readable format. After all, we’re used to reading table data in everything from train timetables to bank statements.
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Bromine group slams Greenpeace iPhone report (InfoWorld)
A chemical industry group has lashed out against Greenpeace, condemning the environmental lobby group for making unfair criticism of Apple's iPhone's green credentials . Greenpeace last week released an analysis of the iPhone, in which it claims the product contains a range of potentially dangerous chemicals. The Bromine Science and Environmental Forum BSEF), the international ...
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HP, Taiwan company show off WiMax hospital station (InfoWorld)
Hewlett-Packard and Taiwanese WiMax service provider Global Mobile on Monday showed off a mobile WiMax station for use in hospitals, complete with a laptop PC, monitor, and other gear. HP wrote software for the mobile hospital station and is working with Taipei's Tri-Services General Hospital to explore further uses for the device. The station is designed for use by nurses, doctors, and ...
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U.S. is opposed to extending Microsoft sanctions (InfoWorld)
The U.S. Department of Justice said it will not seek to extend the restrictions placed on Microsoft's business practices following its antitrust settlement with the U.S. government in 2002. Many of the restrictions are due to expire Nov. 12, and last week several U.S. states filed motions in favor of extending them for a further five years. Four of those states -- New York, Maryland, ...
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eMachines Desktop PCs Kick Off Holidays with Performance and Value (Broadcast Newsroom)
IRVINE, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- Gateway , Inc. is encouraging consumers to get in a jolly gift-giving mood early this year with the debut of its holiday line of eMachines(R) desktop PCs and displays.
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Reporter's notebook: Google guys do hate evil (InfoWorld)
At the last day of the Web 2.0 Summit, attendees learned that having their genome mapped will set them back $300,000 and that Google's founders really stress over the prevention and extermination of evil . During a panel of former Google employees, they confirmed to moderator and conference chair John Battelle that, yes, Larry Page and Sergey Brin do factor heavily into business and ...
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Teacher in line for eminent award (The Daily Commercial)
GROVELAND - For the first time ever, one of Lake County's own has been announced as one of three math finalists for the prestigious Presidential Award of Excellence in Science and Mathematics. The honoree, Patricia Tate, has been teaching high school math for 42 years, three of those at South Lake High School as an AP Calculus, trigonometry, integrated Math III and Algebra II teacher.
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That pioneering spirit (The Daily Commercial)
LEESBURG - Historical figures Frederick Douglas, Susan B. Anthony, George Marion Lee and a Union soldier named Bob managed to get together this weekend on Main Street. The figures were portrayed by local dignitaries, including Tavares Historical Society president and author Bob Grenier, Leesburg Heritage Museum curator Rick Reed and Lake County judge Donna Miller, as part of the Pioneer Festival ...
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Girl's Night Out to focus on women's health issues (The Daily Commercial)
Women throughout the area are invited to a "Girls' Night Out" event, presented by Leesburg Regional Medical Center and The Villages Regional Hospital Spirit of Women Program and LRMC Cancer Care.
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Teacher in line for eminent award (The Daily Commercial)
GROVELAND - For the first time ever, one of Lake County's own has been announced as one of three math finalists for the prestigious Presidential Award of Excellence in Science and Mathematics. Patricia Tate, has been teaching high school math for 42 years, three of those at South Lake High School as an AP Calculus, trigonometry, integrated Math III and Algebra II teacher.
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Lake loses control (The Daily Commercial)
TAVARES - As predicted by Schools Superintendent Anna Cowin, a state panel has recommended the Florida Board of Education grant exclusive authority over charter schools to only three school districts. Lake is not one of them. Cowin and school board members will discuss the issue at today's workshop.
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Microsoft in compliance with 2004 ruling, EU says (InfoWorld)
Microsoft has made substantial concessions to the European Commission, finally bringing the company into compliance with a 2004 antitrust ruling , the Commission said Monday. "Microsoft has finally agreed to three substantial changes to bring them into compliance with the decision," the Commission said in a statement. Following the 2004 ruling, Microsoft paid a fine of €497 million ...
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eMachines Desktop PCs Kick Off Holidays with Performance and Value (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
IRVINE, Calif.----Gateway, Inc. is encouraging consumers to get in a jolly gift-giving mood early this year with the debut of its holiday line of eMachines® desktop PCs and displays.
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COMPUTERLINKS AG Deploys Blue Coat Appliances for WAN Optimization and Web Security Around the World (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Blue Coat Systems, Inc. , a leader in WAN Application Delivery and Secure Web Gateway, today announced that COMPUTERLINKS AG, a global specialist distributor of Internet technology solutions, has selected Blue Coat® ProxySG® appliances to accelerate the delivery of applications and content across its Wide Area Network between its headquarters in Munich, Germany and major branch offices in ...
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With attack code circulating, RealPlayer fix coming (InfoWorld)
One day after Symantec researchers discovered software that attacked a critical unpatched vulnerability in RealNetworks' media player , Real says that a fix for the issue is imminent. "Real has created a patch for RealPlayer 10.5 and RealPlayer 11 that addresses the vulnerability identified by Symantec," wrote RealNetworks General Manager of Product Development Russ Ryan, in a Friday ...
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Debunking Walter Mossberg - better PC buying advice (CNET)
Another take on some of the issues faced when purchasing a new computer.
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Debunking Walter Mossberg - better PC buying advice (CNET)
Another take on some of the issues faced when purchasing a new computer.
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Frost & Sullivan Honors Websense with Customer Value Enhancement Award (CRM Today)
Frost & Sullivan today awarded Websense, Inc. (NASDAQ: WBSN) with the 2007 U.S. Frost & Sullivan Customer Value Enhancement Award, which recognizes Websense's successful sales, customer acquisition and service strategies, and the degree to which those strategies have met customers' requirements.
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PERSONAL TECHNOLOGY: Automatic updates let PCs run wild, and better (Newsday)
Ever wonder what your dog does when he runs off and comes home a few hours later? Elizabeth Marshall Thomas spent about five years following hers around Boston, watching their mating, fighting and playing, then produced one of the masterpieces of animal behavior, "The Hidden Life of Dogs."
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Monday | 22 October, 2007 (ARNnet)
Catbird, the California-based provider of in-the-cloud security services, has made available a USB thumb drive-based device called the Pocket V-Agent, which can be plugged into a PC to carry out a network-vulnerability scan and perform other security functions in conjunction with the Catbird managed service.
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Things You Can Do to Prevent Identity Theft? (Cocke County Online)
Are you familiar with the expression “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”? This is absolutely true in regards to protecting your identity from being stolen rather than dealing with the trauma and cost of being a victim.
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Big pay raise may come to school execs (The Daily Commercial)
TAVARES - Five of the six administrators who report directly to Superintendent Anna Cowin stand to get a nearly 10-percent pay raise this year. That would come on top of the 7.8-percent raise they received last year.
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Starving in Sumter (The Daily Commercial)
WILDWOOD - Most diners at the Wildwood Soup Kitchen say they're there for the company. They drive up in older model cars, walk in the door just behind the sanctuary on Barwick Street and pass by a table of donated food and clothing items.
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Fernandez stars in center circle (The Daily Commercial)
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Lisa Fernandez leads the ProFastpitch X-treme softball tour on a three-day swing in Lake County.
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
Three pipe organs, one must-see concert opportunity (The Covington News)
Covington's own identical twin organ playing duo Becky Ramsey and Alice Walker will play a three organ concert with renowned organist Dan Miller at 3 p.m. today at the First Presbyterian Church of Covington.
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Returning to Porterdale (The Covington News)
Saturday was a day of hugs, handshakes, laughter and even a few tears in Porterdale. The Friends of Porterdale Inc. and a host of other local businesses and organizations hosted the 2007 Porterdale Reunion at and around the Porterdale Mill Lofts yesterday.
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Rocking out with Roquemore (The Covington News)
Hometown boy John Roquemore will be the opening act performing Nov. 2 at The Green Getaway at the Charlie Elliot Wildlife Conference Center in Mansfield.
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FCHA hosting free home buyer workshop Saturday (The Covington News)
The Family Community Housing Association will hold a free home buyer education workshop on Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Center for Community Preservation and Planning.
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Delivery truck hits phone line, knocks out power (The Covington News)
Businesses between Floyd Street and Usher Street on the corner of the Covington Square were without power for several hours Friday after a delivery truck ripped down a parking lot power pole.
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City urged to invest in airport (The Covington News)
A group of businessmen and developers is strongly petitioning the Covington City Council to invest funds in the development of the Covington Municipal Airport.
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Mossberg's Mailbox by Walter Mossberg: If you just want Windows, why buy a Mac? (Arizona Daily Star)
Q Would you discourage someone from buying an Apple Macintosh with the intention of running Windows as the sole or primary operating system? In your opinion, would running Windows as your primary operating system present more significant issues than simply the lack of a right-click button, keyboard differences and other minor issues?
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Cedar Shoals run over Alcovy, 21-11 (The Covington News)
Top-ranked Cedar Shoals (7-0, 3-0 Region 8-AAAA, Sub-region B) knocked off Alcovy (2-5, 1-2) in region action on homecoming at Homer Sharp Stadium, 21-11.
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Eagles fly by Patriots, 36-29 (The Covington News)
After a slow start, Eastside's offense erupted for 29 points in the second half Friday night at Evans Memorial Stadium, where the Eagles (5-2 overall, 1-2 Region 8-AAAA, Sub-region B) beat Heritage 36-29.
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Video game cheats get a more serious look (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Some players give themselves the ability to magically see and shoot through walls. Others find a way to fly, making them nearly impossible to defeat. Cheating like this in video games has a long and even respected tradition.
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Free Software: Sometimes You Get More Than You Pay For (TechNewsWorld.com)
You like free software, right? Even though I can't see you, I bet you're nodding your head vigorously. One of the joys of using the Web is stumbling across some program that makes your computing life easier but won't cost you a dime. Of course, you must be careful. There are programs out there that are offered up for free that may contain spyware or adware.
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Taking an integrated approach to Spyware (ARNnet)
More than 600 Microsoft partners descended on Hamilton Island in northern Queensland earlier this month for their annual conference. The three-day event culminated in a gala dinner, where the software giant handed out a slew of awards.
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Taking an integrated approach to Spyware (ARNnet)
Wattyl Paints was concerned that its existing security infrastructure didn’t include scanning for spyware. McAfee provided a solution with considerable savings around roll-out, training and maintenance.
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Good Stuff (The Daily Commercial)
ASTATULA - An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but it also could help a student learn better. Linda May understands the connection of a good lunch to a young student's academic achievement, so she stresses fruits and vegetables in the daily diet she prepares at Astatula Elementary School for the Arts. About 600 children can get some of their daily allowance of fruits, vegetables and other ...
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Will download strategy push Radiohead to head of the class? (Daily Herald)
If you currently own "In Rainbows," the seventh album by Radiohead, it is very likely you are already a fan of the band.
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Add databasejournal.com (Database Journal)
Navigating Your IT Career A career in information technology usually has its share of ups and downs. Download this Internet.com eBook to learn where the jobs are in IT, how to negotiate a salary, and helpful advice on job security and how to deal with a layoff.
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Viruses enable porn pop-ups on non-porn sites (KOB-TV Albuquerque)
New virus programs have begun spreading that installing software to make it appear that regular Websites are carrying pornographic ads. Computer experts call these illicit installations “drive-by downloads,” programs you never ask for or notice.
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Viruses enable porn pop-ups on non-porn sites (KOB-TV Albuquerque)
New virus programs have begun spreading that installing software to make it appear that regular Websites are carrying pornographic ads. Computer experts call these illicit installations “drive-by downloads,” programs you never ask for or notice.
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RBC INTRODUCES NEW PHISHING RESOURCE CENTRE TO HELP PROTECT AGAINST ONLINE THREATS (CanadaIT.com)
TORONTO, October 9, 2007 October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month and RBC is helping to raise awareness of online threats, while at the same time educating consumers on how to protect themselves, through the introduction of a new Phishing Resource Centre at www.rbc.com/security/phishing.html.
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fired up to feed firefighters (The Daily Commercial)
CLERMONT - Having studied at a cooking school in Italy and graduated from Florida Culinary School in West Palm Beach, Robert Scambia, a professional chef, never dreamed he'd be traveling through Florida cooking for firefighters. But then again, the attacks of Sept. 11changed many things, including Scambia's heart.
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Rising from the Ashes (The Daily Commercial)
MASCOTTE - At 12:26 a.m. on July 25, when most people were sleeping, the Duenez family stood outside their home watching helplessly as everything they owned went up in flames. Faulty wiring caused the fire that destroyed what had been the Duenez's home for 32 years. Because of mounting medical bills, the family had no homeowner's insurance.
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Author describes the night that historic Woodlea House burned (The Daily Commercial)
LEESBURG - On Sept. 2, at 9:50 p.m., the old Woodlea House in Tavares burned to the ground, leaving behind the charred and blackened remains of 136 years of Lake County history. The legacy of the Woodlea House lives on in the book "Woodlea: Life on the Lake of the Dancing Sunbeams," which was released in August. Bob Grenier, Tavares Historical Society president and author of the book, was on ...
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Rising from the Ashes (The Daily Commercial)
MASCOTTE - At 12:26 a.m. on July 25, when most people were sleeping, the Duenez family stood outside their home watching helplessly as everything they owned went up in flames. Faulty wiring caused the fire that destroyed what had been the Duenez's home for 32 years. Because of mounting medical bills, the family had no homeowner's insurance.
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planting the seeds of gardening (The Daily Commercial)
Screams and shouts of excitement from the community garden at the Sumter County Youth Center in Bushnell drown out those coming from the basketball courts and inside play area. Young gardeners are digging their portion of this year's sweet potato crop.
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planting the seeds of gardening (The Daily Commercial)
Screams and shouts of excitement from the community garden at the Sumter County Youth Center in Bushnell drown out those coming from the basketball courts and inside play area. Young gardeners are digging their portion of this year's sweet potato crop.
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Rising from the Ashes (The Daily Commercial)
MASCOTTE - At 12:26 a.m. on July 25, when most people were sleeping, the Duenez family stood outside their home watching helplessly as everything they owned went up in flames. Faulty wiring caused the fire that destroyed what had been the Duenez's home for 32 years. Because of mounting medical bills, the family had no homeowner's insurance.
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Cyclists take to the trails of Mount Dora (The Daily Commercial)
MOUNT DORA - The downtown area was packed with traffic. But It wasn't cas that were slowing things down, it was bicycles. Bike riders from far and wide gathered in the area this weekend for the 33rd Annual Mount Dora Bicycle Festival. Cyclists of all riding abilities came as far as Fort Lauderdale and Miami to take part in this weekend's event with the weather good enough to go biking.
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Chipperfield Wins Stirling (BusinessWeek)
David Chipperfield's design for the Museum of Modern Literature in Germany won the UK's top architecture prize
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Disabled losing transit aid (The Daily Commercial)
David McCaig can't bend his leg. The fused bones make it impossible for him to drive. He can't walk without his crutches and he spends most of his time sitting in a wheelchair. If he needs to go to the post office, the Social Security office or visit the doctor, he has to depend on the availability of friends and family for a ride.
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K-Fed finally starts a trend (The Daily Commercial)
Since pop star Britney Spears lost custody of her children, it begs the question: How often do mothers lose custody of their kids in Lake and Sumter counties and under what circumstances? Lake County Circuit Judge Don Briggs, who presides over family court, said that, under Florida law, judges must consider about eight to 10 factors in determining custody.
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K-Fed finally starts a trend (The Daily Commercial)
Since pop star Britney Spears lost custody of her children, it begs the question: How often do mothers lose custody of their kids in Lake and Sumter counties and under what circumstances? Lake County Circuit Judge Don Briggs, who presides over family court, said that, under Florida law, judges must consider about eight to 10 factors in determining custody.
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K-Fed finally starts a trend (The Daily Commercial)
Since pop star Britney Spears lost custody of her children, it begs the question: How often do mothers lose custody of their kids in Lake and Sumter counties and under what circumstances? Lake County Circuit Judge Don Briggs, who presides over family court, said that, under Florida law, judges must consider about eight to 10 factors in determining custody.
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WyoGuide (Billings Gazette)
Monday, October 15, 2007 Local events• PIEA International Photography Show at the SinClair Gallery, Northwest College, Powell. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Photo Imaging Education Association's International Traveling Exhibit 2007. Top student works from around the world.
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Verizon improves Internet security through online portal (Computer Technology Review)
Oct 15 -- Verizon Communications Inc., a provider of broadband services, announced last week that the company is making it easy for all computer users to get necessary protection from viruses, spyware and hackers.
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UK-based Marshal announces email security appliance (Computer Technology Review)
Oct 15 -- Secure email and Internet gateway security provider Marshal Limited announced last week the general availability of its new security appliance, MailMarshal e10000.
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Anchiva Systems Unveils New Web Content Security Appliance to Help the Small Business Market Protect From Web-Borne ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Anchiva Systems, Inc., a leading provider of Web security appliances today announced the availability of a new Web content security appliance, the Anchiva 206. Designed to protect companies with 50-100 employees from Web and email borne malware, spyware, viruses, and botnet infections, the Anchiva 206 delivers the industry's most comprehensive and in-depth threat coverage with the capacity to ...
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New Reflex MG Network Security Switches Deliver 10Gbps and Protection to the Network Core and Data Center (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reflex Security, the leader in integrated network security for data center, core networks, and virtual environments, today announced the industry's first platform to deliver robust network security and Ethernet switching functionality with true 10Gbps throughput. The new Reflex MG(TM) line of network security switches provides customers with integrated, high-availability 1GbE/10GbE network ...
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WyoGuide (Billings Gazette)
Monday, October 15, 2007 Local events• PIEA International Photography Show at the SinClair Gallery, Northwest College, Powell. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Photo Imaging Education Association's International Traveling Exhibit 2007. Top student works from around the world.
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Access Control Requirements and Complications (Converge! Network Digest)
Most people are familiar with access control in some form or another in their everyday life: individuals identify themselves and undergo policy-compliance checks before they may access all sorts of facilities and services, from nightclubs, libraries, even roller coasters to airport gates, hospital rooms, and, now the enterprise network.
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Monday, October 15, 2007
Virtually clean (Express India)
Hacking used to be done by kids for kicks or bragging rights. Nowadays, it's big business for organised crime, often out of reach of the law, on the far side of the world. Connect an unprotected personal computer to the internet for more than 15 seconds and it will almost certainly be attacked by a virus or worse.
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With real money now at stake, crackdowns on video game cheating gain currency (Savannah Morning News)
Some players give themselves the ability to magically see and shoot through walls. Others find a way to fly, making them nearly impossible to defeat.
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City woman celebrates her 106th birthday (The Daily Commercial)
LEESBURG - Florence Stevens of Emerald Lakes retirement community in Clermont celebrated her 106th birthday Saturday evening with family members - 46 of them to be exact. For the special occasion, the family came from far and wide to the Arlington Ridge Golf Resort in Fairfax Hall to celebrate a long and still-vibrant life.
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Hundreds join with Villages Greens to learn eco-friendly lifestyle (The Daily Commercial)
THE VILLAGES - The Lake Miona Regional Recreation Center was packed with people sharing a common goal - a cleaner and greener Earth. Green was a very popular color for the inaugural Environmental Expo held by the Village Greens Club on Saturday. "We formed this club to bring attention to major issues concerning the safety of our planet," said chairwoman Sue Michalson.
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Folk Fest a hit in Eustis (The Daily Commercial)
EUSTIS - Music, art, fun and good friends. Plenty of each were on hand at the 10th annual Lake County Folk Festival in downtown Eustis on Saturday. "It's a gathering of music and family friends," said festival founder Jeff Friberg. "Last year, we had about 10,000 people attend and it just gets better and better."
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Some students bypassing FCAT (The Daily Commercial)
We are sorry to inform you that your IP address has been blocked from this site due to malicious behavior. A bot, spyware, or some other malware has been intercepted from your network.
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Dragonfly-like critters at anti-war rallies / Some suspect the strange 'insects' were U.S. spy drones (San Francisco Chronicle)
Vanessa Alarcon saw them while working at an anti-war rally in Lafayette Square last month. "I heard someone say, 'Oh my god, look at those,' " the college senior from New York recalled. "I look up and I'm like, 'What the hell is that?' They looked kind of...
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B?o v? máy tính kh?i "m?i de d?a" USB (Baomoi.com)
XHTTOnline: Ð? b?o v? máy tính b?n kh?i Virus, spyware, ngoài vi?c cài các ph?n m?m ch?ng virus, h?n ch? truy c?p các website ch?a mã d?c h?i thì bên c?nh dó thi?t b? luu tr? USB tu?ng ch?ng nhu vô h?i, vô tình cung là ngu?n lây nhi?m virus qua nó....
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Trend Micro Updates Security Suites (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Trend Micro has released it's 2008 Internet security suite, comprising three separate offerings aimed at various levels of Internet usage.
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Federal Diary Live (Washington Post)
The Post's Stephen Barr is the author of The Federal Diary , which runs Monday through Friday in the Business news section. Steve has been a reporter and editor at The Post since 1979, including stints as Federal Page editor, congressional editor and a National staff writer covering federal management and workplace issues. He began writing the column in May 2000, and takes the column live to ...
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Verizon Makes Online Security Easy for Everyone (The San Francisco Examiner)
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- During October, national Cyber Security Awareness Month, Americans should take special care to make sure their computers are safe from threats such as viruses, spyware and hackers.
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FTC targets spammers hawking weight-loss products (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)
An international enterprise must stop sending unsolicited e-mail advertising human growth hormone (HGH) and weight-loss products using the hoodia gordonii plant under a court order obtained by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
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Norton Internet Security 2008: Faster, Stronger, Edgier Protection for Your PC (Addict 3D)
Your PC confronts a never-ending deluge of viruses, spyware, and hackers. Fortunately, Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2008 release is better behaved and better equipped to handle malware and protect your personal data.
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Norton Internet Security 2008: Faster, Stronger, Edgier Protection for Your PC (Datamation)
Your PC confronts a never-ending deluge of viruses, spyware, and hackers. Fortunately, Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2008 release is better behaved and better equipped to handle malware and protect your personal data.
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Verizon Makes Online Security Easy for Everyone (FinanzNachrichten)
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- During October, national Cyber Security Awareness Month, Americans should take special care to make sure their computers are safe from threats such as viruses, spyware and hackers.
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Bottled Water from the Rainforest (BusinessWeek)
With competition from Voss and Fiji and a growing bad rap for bottled water, can a startup make it selling luxury water from the Amazon rainforest?
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Tolkien's Virtual World Takes Off (BusinessWeek)
The Lord of the Rings Online has enjoyed explosive growth since its April unveiling. And it'll probably keep doing so—if it remains true to Tolkien's vision
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MadZ Software Releases DVD to iPod Touch/iPhone Video Converter 1.1: A Tool for Converting DVD Movies for Play on ... (PRWeb)
If you have a new Apple iPod Touch or iPhone, you will soon discover that they have a major limitation. You can only view movies and other videos on them that you have purchased from Apple iTunes! DVD to iPod Touch / iPhone Video Converter 1.1 from MadZ Software is the solution. (PRWeb Sep 28, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: ...
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Anti-terror cyberspying focus of German court case (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters By Louis Charbonneau BERLIN, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The government urged Germany's top court on Wednesday not to ban the security services from planting 'Trojan' spyware on suspects' computers, calling ...
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PC Tools ignites ThreatFire malware killer (Addict 3D)
Clement James, vnunet.com , Wednesday 10 October 2007 at 00:00:00 Firm claims proactive detection of viruses, Trojans, rootkits, key-loggersand spyware Security firm PC Tools has launched a behaviour-based consumer security software suite dubbed ThreatFire.
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PC Tools ignites ThreatFire malware killer (vnunet.com)
Clement James, vnunet.com , Wednesday 10 October 2007 at 00:00:00 Firm claims proactive detection of viruses, Trojans, rootkits, key-loggers and spyware Security firm PC Tools has launched a behaviour-based consumer security software suite dubbed ThreatFire. The company claims that the offering improves on traditional anti-malware products because it offers proactive detection,... > ...
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Deleting Personal Information from Your PC (Yahoo! Tech Advisors)
Reader Linus Huang asks: I have an old Windows XP Pro laptop which I want to give to an acquaintance. How could I go about safely deleting my data and all other localizations while leaving the OS intact and the system immediately usable? Unfortunately I don't have the XP installation discs (I acquired the system from a used computer store) so I can't just wipe the hard drive and reinstall XP ...
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Anti-Spyware Software Developer Enigma Software Group, Inc. Announces 2,831 Subscriptions for Week Ending October 7, ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Enigma Software Group, Inc. , a technology and services company that creates and develops Internet Privacy Protection and Computer Security Software and Applications for Internet users, today announced a total of 2,831 new, renewal and third-party subscriptions for the week ending October 7th.
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PC Tools Launches ThreatFire (Business Wire via Yahoo!7 Finance)
PC Tools announces today the launch of ThreatFire, its new behavioural-based consumer security software.
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How Britain Jumpstarts Design (BusinessWeek)
The Design Council heads up a network of regional programs that help harness the creative energy of small businesses as an engine for national growth
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ThreatFire 3 (PC Magazine)
PC Tools ThreatFire 3 watches all the programs on your system and toasts any that try to do harm.
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Bottled Water from the Rainforest (BusinessWeek)
With competition from Voss and Fiji and a growing bad rap for bottled water, can a startup make it selling luxury water from the Amazon rainforest?
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Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (BusinessWeek)
The annual Siggraph conference in San Diego attracted professionals from science, engineering and design
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Be wary to send Web scams on the lam (The Palm Beach Post)
Although I am practically an international sophisticate now, I grew up in a small Arkansas town where the only con men were the guys selling cattle at the weekly animal auction.
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Tolkien's Virtual World Takes Off (BusinessWeek)
The Lord of the Rings Online has enjoyed explosive growth since its April unveiling. And it'll probably keep doing so—if it remains true to Tolkien's vision
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Restoring the Guggenheim (BusinessWeek)
The $29 million repair of Frank Lloyd's Wright monolithic Manhattan museum edges closer to completion
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