Archive for November 2005
November 1, 2005
· I Want My Video iPod
· Court turns away appeal by Microsoft over browser
· Google Will Return to Scanning
· Apple updates Mac OS X
· Evasion bug bites virus shields
· Hackers use bird flu emails to hijack computers
· Removing Sony's CD 'rootkit' kills Windows
· Microsoft 'Live Era' Meets Dead Air
November 2, 2005
· Grandpa Is Sued Over Grandson's Downloads
· New DVD watermark has pirates in its sights
· High-speed net could disappoint
· 10 Ways to Please Us, the Customers
· Opera browser to take flight
· Man Is Sentenced in Phishing Fraud
November 3, 2005
· Sony unit to distribute software patch
· Sony patch download site
· First Google Print books launched
· Yahoo Enhances Maps, Integrates Local Search
· Microsoft acquires Net-calling start-up
· British teen cleared in 'e-mail bomb' case
November 4, 2005
· US charges 'Botmaster' in unique computer crime
· Analysis: Is Apple moving away from its computer roots?
· World of Warcraft hackers using Sony BMG rootkit
· 'Critical' Windows fix coming for PCs
· Adware maker: We were victims of cybergang
· Stupid Netflix Class-Action Lawsuit
November 6, 2005
· MajorGeeks.com Folding@Home Team Needs Recruits.
November 7, 2005
· Yahoo and Google go mobile
· Hong Kong man jailed in internet movie piracy case UPDATE
· FBI Pushing Patriot Act Powers
· Microsoft lead suitor for AOL: report
· Yahoo Meets TiVo
· Grokster Shuts Down in Piracy Settlement
· Google introduces ad-services referral program
· EMI: We don't use rootkits
November 8, 2005
· Microsoft Antispyware gets new name
· Sony's technical and PR fiasco continues
· Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for November 2005
November 9, 2005
· Broadband Over Gas Lines
· Another QuickTime flaw found
· Study: AMD chips edge past Intel in retail PC sales
· Motorola Expands RAZR Family
· Anti-Spyware Takes A Bite Out Of Cookie Accuracy
· Unsuspecting Users Still Freely Give Up Personal Info
· Google phishing scam promises a $400 windfall
· Russinovich: Sony's Dangerous Decloaking Patch, EULAs and Phoning Home
November 10, 2005
· Virus found - uses Sony's rootkit to hide
· Sony hit by lawsuits over root kit
· Firefox Turns 1, Ratchets Up Marketing
· Some Microsoft security updates aren't reaching users
· Virtual property market booming
November 11, 2005
· Spyware Operation Shut Down by the FTC
· Yahoo Pulls Out of America Online Talks
· PartyGaming strikes two poker deals in revamp
· xMax sparks low power wireless revolution
· RealNetworks security advisories (patch available)
· Spyware spat makes small print a big issue
November 13, 2005
· Microsoft will wipe Sony's 'rootkit'
November 14, 2005
· Save King's Quest IX
· Sony's anti-piracy software irks music fans
· Microsoft takes risk with Xbox
· Intel Brings Virtualization to Desktop PCs
· Sony BMG suspends copy-protection software
· Google search used in murder evidence
November 15, 2005
· Digital rights body calls for Sony to recall XCP CDs
· Xbox 360: It's fast, it's slick, it's pricey
· Microsoft supersizes Windows
· Nvidia unwraps '33% faster' GeForce 7800 GTX
· Study finds TiVo losing ground among DVR users
· Vendors Warn of New Sober Variants
November 16, 2005
· Time to scan for that Sony BMG malware
· Microsoft: No Delay For Windows Server 2003 R2
· $100 Laptop Snubs Apple, Goes to UN
· Keyloggers Jump 65% As Info Theft Goes Mainstream
· Deal Reached on Managing the Internet
· E-Shopping Fraud Threat Grows
· Sony recalls copy-protected CDs
· Gaming fanatics show hallmarks of drug addiction
· 'Anti-spyware tools not yet up to snuff'
November 17, 2005
· Gamers crack Sony PSP software again
· More pain for Sony over CD code
· Apple to Raise iTunes Prices?
· Internet Heavyweights Back Adware Whitelist Effort
November 18, 2005
· Buddies That Promote AOL Draw Complaints
· Exploit code puts Windows XP and 2000 at risk
November 19, 2005
· Apple iTunes security flaw discovered
· Google Base launched with security hole, now patched
· Firefox 1.5 creeps toward release
November 20, 2005
· How Google Tamed Ads on the Wild, Wild Web
November 21, 2005
· Search engine use is spiking, study reveals
· (Bad) Parents set to sue Blizzard after World of Warcraft player dies
· Hackers exploit Windows UPnP flaw
· Novell hits back at Microsoft claims of Linux unreliability
· TiVo Inc. Expands to IPods and PSPs
· Xbox 360 to kick off console wars
· Sons rescue mother with help of Web camera
· Clear Channel makes 200 stations digital
November 22, 2005
· Microsoft to license 'open' Office formats
· Gamers wait in rain for Xbox 360 (Ebay worked for me)
· Popular Programs Suffer Wave of Internet Attacks
· Students plagiarising Internet essays -report (ya think?)
· VIA unveils multi-GPU AMD chipset
· The Twenty Most Critical Internet Security Vulnerabilities
November 23, 2005
· Hollywood Hopes to Reduce Movie Downloads
· Google fixes Gmail flaw
· New Sober Worm Spoofs FBI, CIA
· ITunes Edges Out Music Stores
· Security software rivals chip away at Symantec
November 25, 2005
· Kazaa To Get Keyword Filter According To Australian Court Ruling
· Xbox 360 Crashes Reported
· Computer Worm Posing as Fake FBI E-Mail
· Online Dating Sites Accused of Deception (Duh)
· Google fixes glitch that unleashed flood of porn
· Sony sued over controversial CDs
November 28, 2005
· PS3 to Offer Parental Control
· Browser Face-Off
· Home broadband sign-ups 'peaking'
· A car that can jump over obstacles
· Windows Vista by August 31, 2006 at the latest as Microsoft buckles down
November 29, 2005
· Diamond Multimedia re-enters sound card market
· 'Spam' e-mail filters getting better - FTC
· Massachusetts reverses Microsoft ban
· Mozilla to release Firefox 1.5 Tuesday
· Online Shoppers Fear Identity Theft
· Don't put another dime in the jukebox
· Cybercrime said more profitable than drugs
· Symantec scraps Sygate consumer firewall
· Samsung unveils largest flexible LCD
· 10 most violent games named
November 30, 2005
· WindowsOneCare Live public beta now open
· Intel wants prettier computers
· Hackers circulate exploit code for two Windows flaws
· Worm Sneaks Onto Hard Drives
· Sun plugs five Java holes
