Big Blue is working with the federal agency to design a security system to protect private and commercial plane networks from cyberattacks.
Originally posted at News – Security
Archive for March, 2010
A flood at a BT exchange in Paddington has affected thousands of broadband and phone customers in the UK.
A federal jury concludes that Novell owns the rights to Linux, foiling SCO’s plan to seek millions of dollars in licensing fees. But SCO isn’t quite done yet.
After a trial last fall, the Fashion Vault officially opens with “flash” sales that hawk designer clothes at deep discounts.
Originally posted at News – Digital Media
The government publishes a new draft of a controversial clause of the Digital Economy Bill as critics argue it should not be rushed through parliament.
Web giant Google says malicious software has been used to spy on online critics of bauxite mines in Vietnam.
Direct2D support on Windows could be available in a preview release of the open-source browser under a proposed second-quarter goal.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
German minister says that websites featuring child sex abuse should be deleted rather than blocked.
Firefox 3.0.19 is the end of the line for the browser version that debuted in 2008. Also released to fix security problems: Firefox 3.5.9 and Thunderbird 3.0.4.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
The email accounts of foreign journalists based in China have been hacked, according to reports.
