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The security war has entered a new phase
Last August, Webroot Software released a statement that shocked the IT industry: 90% of computers were infected with spyware. Hackers still use viruses, trojans, keylogg…
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Microsoft re-released IE patches
Microsoft has officially released a security update MS06-042 that was released in August. The MS06-042 security update fixes a series of security flaws in Internet Explo…
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Botware raged in August
Security firm Panda Software warned users not only to be cautious about security threats from viruses but also to other types of malware.
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Trojans are a threat to users
In August, users faced seven new threats from Trojan Horse compared to the usual 10 dangers, a security company announced on Friday.
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Firefox again gained market share from Internet Explorer
According to Web metering company Net Applications, Firefox's market share in August 2006 increased by 0.5%, and Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) market share fell by…
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Mozilla launches Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 browser version
Yesterday (August 31), Mozilla will announce the Firefox 2 Beta 2 version after months of delay for developers to have more time to find and patch.
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Launched Windows Media Player 11 Beta 2
On August 31, Microsoft released a version of Windows Media Player 11 Beta 2 with a lot of additional features added. The most prominent new feature in the latest versio…
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Intel launches new Xeon chip line 'Tulsa'
Expected yesterday (August 29), Intel will introduce Xeon chips
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Mac 'explodes' in Japan
After two record battery recalls in the history of Dell and Apple, a series of announcements about two laptop battery battery explosions and this time in Japan.
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AT&T suffered from
On August 29, AT&T said the hackers hacked into one of its computer systems and accessed the personal data of thousands of customers who use online stores. AT&T.
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Alcatel introduces broadband technology for life
On the morning of August 29, Alcatel Vietnam held a seminar to introduce the prospects of broadband technology and converging concepts, as well as the potential for deve…
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AOL 9.0 is 'bad software' !?
On August 28, Stopbadware.org, a nonprofit security organization headed by Harvard and Oxford universities, is supported by Google, Sun and Lenovo, announcing the AOL cl…
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People chat again because of the virus 'internal' FunniYM
On the afternoon of August 31, the FunniYM program (Vuiqua) caused one
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Sun's 2-generation Niagara chip
The August 23 announcement by Sun Microsystems said its Niagara 2 chip will be able to run 64 scripts simultaneously, twice the processing power of other high-end chips.
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Intel: Optimizing applications for multi-cores
Expected today (August 28), Intel launched a number of software tools to help programmers can write applications that take advantage of the power of multi-core processor…