Archive for June 2005
June 10, 2005
· Black Viper's Services Configuration Mirrored
June 15, 2005
· AMD64 Device Driver Support for Windows® and Linux
· AOL branded most infected network
· Intel news: a DDR3 prototype, and a big processor name decoder chart
· Company settles spyware suit for $7.5 million
· Java flaws open door to hackers
· Yahoo! Buys Internet Phone Provider
· Threat grows from browser-based attacks
June 16, 2005
· The New Chips on the Block
· Microsoft meets the hackers.
· New worm hits AIM network
· AOL: We're Not Zombie Haven
· Feds Set Sights on Your ISP Records
· Spyware Floods In Through BitTorrent
June 17, 2005
· CentOS 4.1 x86_64 is available
· Nvidia cuts prices on entry-level and mainstream processors
· Yahoo's Dialpad Buy Pushes VOIP Toward Mainstream
· Aurora Being Spread Via Bit Torrent
· One-fifth of Web users prefer online news - Nielsen
· Google Zeros In On Mobile Web
· Report: PC Shipments Remain Strong
· Dell founder thinks different about Apple
· Is Linux For Losers?
June 20, 2005
· Adelphia High-Speed Internet Extreme service (16 Mbps)
· MasterCard: 68,000 Customers at High Risk
· Marketers seek to make cookies more palatable
· Google plans pay service to rival PayPal-WSJ
June 21, 2005
· Microsoft seeks testers for antivirus service
· Geforce 7800GTX in retail, starting Wednesday
· Samsung claims DRam speed record
June 22, 2005
· IE, Firefox Spoofable, Again
· When 'digital bullying' goes too far
· Will '.xxx' domain help parents curb online porn?
· Toolkit to Temporarily Block Delivery of Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1
· The New Apple: Just a Pretty Unix Face?
· Parents 'ignore game age ratings'
· Dell whacks prices on extreme machines
· CEO Says Google Won't Compete With PayPal
· GeForce 7800 GTX Sets Gaming Speed Records
June 23, 2005
· Windows Minus Media Player Not Big Seller
· Microsoft pushes spam-filtering technology
· PSP Porn Scheduled for July Sales
· Software piracy 'seen as normal'
· Poll: Nearly half will buy Mac before Intel switch
· P2P Downloads Fuel Spyware
· Sony products are too much trouble - The Queen
· Rap Marketing Comes to Nerdcore
· Firefox figures skewed, says Opera chief
June 24, 2005
· EBay seeks sellers for expansion
· Iran tightens Net control, researchers say
· Trick out your Roomba
· IE pop-up spoof won't get patch
· RealPlayer Flaws Trigger PC Hijack Alert
· Online Porn Dodges Major Bullet
· NVIDIA Says No to 7800 GTX in AGP Form
June 27, 2005
· Little Agreement on Spyware Guidelines
· EarthLink puts up more spyware, phishing shields
· PC makers, distributors pass on Windows XP N
· Key US file-sharing ruling looms
· AMD's new FX chip kicks up speed, price
· BitTorrent: Sysadmins to face the music
· Supreme Court: Cable Companies Don't Need to Share Lines
· EBay Losing Allure for Some Entrepreneurs
· US Supreme Court rules against Grokster
· Google Unveils Video Viewing Software
June 28, 2005
· File-sharing ruling fuels worries
· AMD files antitrust suit against Intel
· Adware maker tries image makeover (180solutions)
· At $300 a Share, Google Looks Pricey and Still Irresistible
· Ballmer: 'We'll catch Google'
· 'Computer genius' jailed for hacking Pentagon
· Wanted: Free iPod. Will Pay
June 29, 2005
· Craigslist founder: Internet proves 'people are OK'
· Partygaming steals a march on US casinos
· Phishing pair jailed for ID fraud
· India's renaissance: The $100 computer
· Court gives adware maker WhenU green light
· Attorneys General Seek Answers Over Data Exposure
· Microsoft Unveils Cut-Rate Windows XP
· Google cracks $300
June 30, 2005
· Internet crashes in Pakistan
· Mobile giants court the internet
· Games more expensive at Target, Toys 'R' Us
· Intel CEO fires back at AMD suit
· 'DVD Jon' edits Google video
· Microsoft Said to Be in Talks to Buy Adware Developer (Claria)
· Veritas Software Under Attack
· RIAA files more suits
