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Aug31
Using iPods in E-mail scams
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Know More: Business, Communication, virus, worm 2.0, Business


Internet threat-monitoring firm Websense issued an advisory on Wednesday about a fake e-mail that advises users to install a patch to fix a Windows vulnerability highlighted in Microsoft security bulletin MS05-039. To make matters worst, there are also fake iPod invoices being sent out stating that $479.95amount of e-Gold hasipod-2e.gif been deducted from the user's account. Now that is sneaky.

The e-mail could succeed in affecting a lot of user's machines as it exploits users' fears that their systems may be vulnerable. According to Websense country manager Joel Camissar, - "People are still falling for this. It is very easy for a hacker to take advantage of the fear created in the marketplace,".


A sample of the fake iPod invoices with a subject line that says "Track your order" and the e-mail contains the following text:

Dear *e-mail address*,

Please read the following message carefully.

We notify that your order was approved and shipped to you via FedEx 2Day Service, track 792531968828.

The amount of $479.95 USD was recieved from your e-gold account. The details of transaction and specification of chosen product we send you in self-extracting compressed-zip file.

Read it carefully to make sure that there's no mistakes in characteristics of chosen product. We appreciate your choice!

According to the rules, refund must be based on your original method of payment. Any requests to refund using e-gold are not accepted if the payment method was credit card.

IPod For Your, Yahoo Shopping.
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Aug31
Helping Small Businesses Choose Between On-Demand and On-Premise Software
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
With global competition growing tremendously, its vital that small-to-midsize businesses (SMB) learn to leverage IT resources to meet the demands of its customers in a cost-efficient and timely manner. With the increasing options available on the IT market, SMBs... Continue Reading
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Crackers get 19000 AT&T user's credit card data
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
AT&T's tagline is Your world ,delivered. Yes, they do deliver and computer hackers received a big catch during the weekend, where they stole credit card information belonging to 19,000 customers of AT&T Inc. The crackers managed to hacked into... Continue Reading
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BusinessWeek deems Travelzoo as a Branding Success
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
BusinessWeek Online in an article called 'Small Company, Big Brand' this week , recognises Travelzoo, a global Internet media company, as a branding success. I would prefer to call it a success in the USA as its a travel... Continue Reading
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Beta 2 of Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 Release 2 Service Pack 1
Colbert Low August 31, 2006
Try saying this out loud 10 times, its a mouthful indeed. Beta 2 of Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 Release 2 Service Pack 1 is out now and it is tiring keeping up with the numerous patches that they release. I... Continue Reading
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Aug30
Countdown Pro 2
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
Here's a good software - Countdown Pro 2 that displays a countdown timer with a built-in screen saver for clumsy people like me. I might use it to remember my wife's birthday or to pay the rent. Heck ! You... Continue Reading
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10 Mistakes that IT Experts Make
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
Hey! Even IT experts make mistakes because they are humans.... Zdnet has laid down some common mistakes that they make and how it can be avoided. I've been through one incident when I was working as a Support Engineer in... Continue Reading
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University of California test terrorist-proof wireless network
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
A test was conducted at University of California, San Diego researchers last week aptly called The Operation College Freedom drill. It involved a coordinated effort by the school and local emergency and law-enforcement officials to respond to a simulated... Continue Reading
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Browzar Lets you Surf Anonymously
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
Computerworld has a great write up about this new browser on the block – Browzar that lets your surf around without leaving a single trace ? It sounds impossible but this small application at 265kb is worth the download as... Continue Reading
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Tracking the Hottest News with Newgie
Colbert Low August 30, 2006
What's cooler than Digg or Technorati. Well. I've just found Newgie and its a great site to see what type of news people are reading the most. It a great way to see which articles are causing a buzz... Continue Reading
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Aug28
Symantec finds new AMD processor Virus
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
Its incredible how diabolical virus makers are turning out to be and you always have to be on guard in case you lose your data. The worms comes in two versions, aptly called as w32.bounds and w64.bounds whereby they... Continue Reading
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cFosSpeed 3.11 Build 1177 Beta
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
If you want to surf faster while you have other network intensive programs taking up the bandwidth like online games and P2P, then try this “ Traffic Shaping “ software called cFosSpeed. They are having a € 9 special... Continue Reading
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Microsoft OS to be Virtual-fied
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
In a research released last week by Analyst group Gartner called, Vista Will Be the Last Major Windows Release as We Know It, the analyst group claims that the trend of building new Windows Operating Systems may be changed... Continue Reading
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Google Apps for Your Domain is Free
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
Google is coming into your office for free and Microsoft better watch out. Eager to spread their wings into traditional Microsoft territory, Google is offering a free package of programs for businesses, universities and other organizations called Google Apps for... Continue Reading
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Some Freeware Today
Colbert Low August 28, 2006
James Coates from Latimes talks about some free software from SourceForge.net that's bound to save you money for gas. I guess he's having a boring summer weekend since he's not out in the sun, so after you read the... Continue Reading
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Aug25
MozBackup (Mozilla Backup) 1.4.5
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
If you think there is not enough backup software for Open Source products, then think again. MozBackup is a great utility that lets you have a good nights sleep knowing that your Mozilla softwares are backed up extensively but... Continue Reading
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Cray Jaguar Supercomputer makes 50 teraflops Mark
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
When you think of Cray super computers, you think of huge vacumn powered CPUs filling up an entire warehouse. With the advent of new technologies in microprocessers and the Cray XT3 supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory reaching 54... Continue Reading
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New Microsoft Windows Live Essentials Service
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
Microsoft is not content to let Google flood the internet with various services and they are coming up with a new service called "Windows Live Essentials" which sounds terribly similar to their Office Live Essentials. What does this Google Pack... Continue Reading
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WebRoot reports 9 in 10 PCs have spyware
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
Webroot Software in a new research has found out that after a decrease in 2005, spyware infection rates have risen again to their highest level since 2004 and this is happening despite more users installing anti-spyware measures. Their report... Continue Reading
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German Report says Home based firewalls are Vulnerable
Colbert Low August 25, 2006
  Here's some disturbing news since I use 2 types of personal firewalls in my home – a software based one by Sygate and a Router based firewall on my Netgear DSL modem. Going by my setup, I've never been... Continue Reading
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Aug24
Much Ado on Lithium-Ion Battery Technology
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
After the recent ruckus on the laptop batteries recalls from Apple and Dell, I'm sure a lot of people will be afraid to leave their batteries charged too long in case it blows up. With the increased demands of... Continue Reading
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IBM adds four-core processing power to System p5 Unix servers
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
IBM has come out with four-core processing versions of its System p5 Unix servers that's real value for data centres when compared with x86-based servers.. For example, a System p5 model 510 Express server with a single-core processor carries... Continue Reading
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Higher use of VoIP in Contact Centers
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
This report on the increased adoption of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology by Contact centers by the Yankee Group is an eye opener. In North American contact centers will grow from approximately 17 percent in 2005 to greater than... Continue Reading
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Microsoft releases the IE 7 Release Candidate 1
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
Microsoft has unleashed the latest Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) version for Windows XP as Release Candidate 1. The official release of IE7 is slated to be shipped during the last quarter of 2006 far earlier than Windows Vista's planned... Continue Reading
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Phishing Protection for Yahoo Users
Colbert Low August 24, 2006
With the prevalence of numerous phishing sites out in the internet, Yahoo has added an Anti-Phishing Sign-In Seal protection for safety of their users. Yahoo users can now customize their sign in box with a personal seal to let them... Continue Reading
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Aug23
Verjet 1.0 Beta 1
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
 Here's one freeware that's very useful for those who delete files accidentally as it will save your work as history versions and makes retrieval a piece of cake.  Verjet controls versions of your files. This means that you won't lose... Continue Reading
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Sun's server sales increased over Dell's in Q2 2006
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
 Looks like dot-bust affected Sun Microsystems has turn tables around and gained server market share two quarters in a row. Now that's good news as I was afraid they might be resorting to layoffs like IBM did in 2005. Here... Continue Reading
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One night with Paris Hilton and YouTube
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Looks like Paris Hilton is seen everywhere nowadays and even her Crabby is getting a lot of attention too. That famous video-sharing site YouTube has announced the launch of two new advertising concepts to bring in the money to their... Continue Reading
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BT cuts internet access for Euro1Net users
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
 Euro1Net users are crying foul after British Telecom cut their Internet access because their ISP (operated by Advanced Data Services) failed to pay its dues. Customers of Euro1Net, using the Internet this week were redirected to a notice explaining that,... Continue Reading
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Testing Laptop Batteries with Battery Eater '05
Colbert Low August 23, 2006
Kevin C. Tofel introduces us to a software the runs down your battery just for the fun of it. Basically its for testing your mobile device or laptops batteries performance and here’s a good pick up line when you... Continue Reading
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Aug22
Sophos warns Spam emails that are getting Romantic
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
  IT security firm Sophos has noticed an alarming trend of spam emails that are romantic in nature and its more enticing that those Nigerian 419 scams. Sophos warns that such emails can have a number of purposes, including confirming... Continue Reading
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Microsoft Corporation wants to help Firefox run on Vista
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
Beware when the Big Blue (Microsoft) guys from Redmond bring gifts to the table or when they put their leg to the door. It could spell disaster! Sam Ramji, director of Microsoft's open source software lab, has offered help... Continue Reading
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KeyScrambler Anti-keylogger Plugin for Internet Explorer
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
If you think your slew of anti-spyware, anti-virus, anti-hacking software on your PC is not doing a fine job, then here’s another software to beef up your IT security. It’s new browser plugin for users of Microsoft Internet Explorer... Continue Reading
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New Advanced WindowsCare 2 Beta 3.6 beta
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
After using Advanced WindowsCare Beta 2.10 beta for 1 month, its safe to say this is a great piece of software to keep your Windows registry in check. Where other softwares may break your Windows registry keys or basically... Continue Reading
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Unlimited digital photo storage with Protectmyphotos
Colbert Low August 22, 2006
I've never had much success with Online Backup Services out there. This so called Web 2.0 services are plenty abound out in the internet space and each one of them are trying to carve a niche. I was contacted... Continue Reading
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Aug21
Prevent Laptop Battery Explosions
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
MynetCity has some great tips to prevent your laptop battery from blowing in your face or turning into a time bomb. Take heed ! Having a USD2000 laptop blow up is not a nice sight and Dell knows how... Continue Reading
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MailS@fe Email Indexing and Archiving Solution for MS Outlook
Colbert Low August 21, 2006
  Today’s launch of MailS@fe from Techne-Comm is been touted as the Market's First MS Outlook Integrated Email Indexing and Archiving Solution. Can this be true ? With so many legal regulations abound, companies are finding various ways to archive... Continue Reading
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Aug20
Low Student Take Up for ICT Courses in New Zealand
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Are IT courses lagging behind traditional courses like medicine and business ? Looks like they need to take drastic measures to ensure they don’t lag behind the growing global IT wave. will see an influx of foreign IT professionals to... Continue Reading
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PayPal's Send Money Firefox extension
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
The PayPal's Send Money Firefox extension is a cool Firefox extension that caught my eye today. Adding this Firefox extension to make sending money to your mom faster could save you up to 50 hours a year to enjoy more... Continue Reading
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My Screen Recorder Pro 2.40
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Tired of teaching every newbie that joins your company how to key in data on the CRM system ? Why not record it ? With so many YouTube stars out there, you could be the next YouTube corporate warrior star... Continue Reading
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AOL antivirus software Tricky Software Agreement
Colbert Low August 20, 2006
Selling overpriced software is a big mistake in the IT business but giving away free software can cause the wrath of users too. AOL have just released their Active Virus Shield anti-virus software last week and consumer advocates are... Continue Reading
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Aug19
Google’s Free Wifi Network in Mountain View
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
  This free wi-fi network is just the latest of a seemingly endless list of projects unveiled by the world's leading search company – Google, where their staff devote 20% of their free time to complete this projects. Don’t you... Continue Reading
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Getting Outsourced Work Online with oDesk
Colbert Low August 19, 2006
Ok. Lets keep this simple. I was surfing around and found this interesting site – oDesk. oDesk is a online marketplace that enables buyers and providers of services like VBNET, SQL programming or technical writing to come together. oDesk Corp... Continue Reading
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Aug18
$50,000 Reward for Missing PC from Unisys
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
Looks like Unisys is having a bad day as it has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of a missing desktop PC. The desktop is crucial as it has personal information on 38,000 people and may... Continue Reading
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BBC News Report on Italian PM Contains Trojan
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
Experts at SophosLabs have reported a malicious trojan in the wild residing in a false email reporting Silvio Berlusconi's death. Be very careful when opening attachments on emails. The infected emails contained a necfotos.zip containing a .gif picture and a... Continue Reading
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New broadband video service from West Ham United launches
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
Its not every day a football club in the Uk launches their own internet video service. West Ham United has launched WHUTV - a dedicated broadband subscription streaming service delivering all the action from Upton Park 24/7. WHUTV will offer... Continue Reading
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LandlordMax 2.12d
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
If you are a billionaire like Donald Trump, tracking and managing your various properties could turn out to be a mind wrecking job. But if you are just a small property company that wants to keep physical records to a... Continue Reading
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Boeing's Connexion Service Bites the Dust
Colbert Low August 18, 2006
Loiclemeur reports that Boeing's Wifi in the Sky service – Connexion won't be offered anymore and it will be stopped due to escalating costs. Boeing Chairman, President and CEO Jim McNerney said “Regrettably, the market for this service has not... Continue Reading
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Aug17
CryptoExpert 2006 Lite 6.6.2
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
Are you paranoid and want to keep people out of your laptop's data?. Then have a look at CryptoExpert that uses a real-time on-the-fly encryption system to encrypt and decrypt data to keep prying eyes out of your sensitive documents.... Continue Reading
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Null Team Company unveils Yate Open-source VOIP engine for Windows
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
Sangoma Technologies Corporation, and the Null Team Company, the primary developer of Yate (Yet Another Telephony Engine), have released a stable native Windows-based version of the GPL-licensed Yate project which is an extendible telephony engine and can be used... Continue Reading
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Salesforce hits 500,000-user mark with Good Financial Reports
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
Its good to see the dotcoms out there are surviving despite rising oil prices and growing global concerns in the Middle East. The innovative CRM company, Salesforce.com has come out with good figures despite increasing competition from SAP, Oracle... Continue Reading
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Internet crimes increased in Japan
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
Things are going up for the administration but in a negative way. The Japan National Police Agency (NPA) have reported that  there were 1,802 cases of internet-related crimes in the first half of 2006, which is up 12 percent on... Continue Reading
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Sun to release Java Micro Edition Source Code
Colbert Low August 17, 2006
According to the SUN’s chief open source officer, Simon Phipps, they plan to release the source code of its Java Micro Edition (J2ME) implementation before the end of the year. J2ME provides an assortment of APIs for developing small-screen... Continue Reading
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Aug16
Block Stupid Ads with Adblock Plus
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
I am constantly annoyed by all those ridiculous ads and banners on my browser that often take longer to download than everything else on the page. I’d love to just show them off to speed up my surfing sessions.... Continue Reading
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del.icio.us Firefox Extension for Easy Social Bookmarking
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
  If you are one of those full time social bookmarkers who love to share weblinks every second of the day, then here’s a great tool to make you life easier. The del.icio.us Firefox Extension is a good tool that... Continue Reading
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K-Lite Codec Pack Full 2.75 Beta 3 beta for Video Codecs
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
I had recently downloaded a video of Jessica Simpson’s new Video – A Public Affair but could only get audio from it via my Windows Media Player 9. I got a bit frustrated in this and decided to download K-Lite... Continue Reading
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VersionTracker Pro and Bag Giveaway
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
  Want to know a better way to update your software ? If you are like me, its terribly tiring to manually download software and reboot your PC all the time. Then I found a site that sells VersionTracker Pro,... Continue Reading
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Spread Firefox Version 2
Colbert Low August 16, 2006
As a Mozilla supporter, I want to help promote the imminent launch of Firefox 2, that superb internet browser that loads webpages faster than old Internet Explorer. I might even give out flyers of Firefox in my surrounding area... Continue Reading
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Aug15
Fire Risk on 4 million Dell Laptop Batteries
Colbert Low August 15, 2006
  Dell plans to recall 4.1 million laptop batteries originally manufactured by Sony and this is definitely going to eat into their Profit and Loss Statement for 2006. These batteries were used in notebooks sold between 1 April 2004 and... Continue Reading
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Security firm nCircle Warns of More Worm Attacks
Colbert Low August 15, 2006
Patch Tuesday, the second Tuesday of each month, is Microsoft's designated day for releasing updates. Although urgent security releases are sometimes released between official release days, Patch Tuesday has become synonymous with multiple patches and the heavy lifting required... Continue Reading
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AceReader Pro 4.5c for Speed Reading
Colbert Low August 15, 2006
With tons of emails and documents to read through every day, my brain gets information overload and I’m sure a lot of business executives face the same problem. How can I absorb all of this much faster ? Well, one... Continue Reading
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Microsoft to offer Vista Upgrade Coupons
Colbert Low August 15, 2006
Shoppers and PC lovers are going to love the new Windows Vista upgrade coupons from Microsoft when they buy PCs in October 2006. It seems the coupons will offer a free copy of Vista to consumers who buy PCs with... Continue Reading
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Oscarbot.KD Worm exploits the Microsoft MS06-040 Vulnerability
Colbert Low August 15, 2006
PandaLabs reveals the existence of a new variant of the Oscarbot worm, namely Oscarbot.KD, which is the first worm to exploit the recently released Microsoft patch - MS06-040.   The main characteristics of the Oscarbot.KD worm variant:   -... Continue Reading
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Aug14
Attacking Corporate Networks with BlackBerry devices
Colbert Low August 14, 2006
Its incredible how Jesse D'Aguanno of Praetorian Global has managed to hid malicious software code into a game on the BlackBerry mobile device that attacks the underlying connected network. IT security admins must give more consideration to mobile devices like... Continue Reading
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SafeBoot Device Encryption Provides Safety for Mobile Devices
Colbert Low August 14, 2006
SafeBoot Device Encryption is a cool new software that enables corporations manage the security functions of their staff's Windows Mobile devices and it has superb password recovery functions. SafeBoot combines strong user authentication and transparent, on-the-fly encryption to protect confidential... Continue Reading
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OpenVZ server virtualization on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
Colbert Low August 14, 2006
OpenVZ project has unveiled its server virtualization software for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4), plus enhancements like designating OpenVZ virtual environments by names and ability to specify number of processors available to specific virtual environments. The new RHEL4 kernel... Continue Reading
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Virgin.net Launches Online Technical Tool with NTRglobal
Colbert Low August 14, 2006
  ISP Virgin.net has partnered with NTRglobal to offer its customers a UK-based online service to remotely diagnose and solve technical problems. The best thing is that it is free to Virgin.net customers at http://www.virgin.net/customers/contactus and they hope to boost... Continue Reading
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AutoPatcher XP for Automatic Windows Updates
Colbert Low August 14, 2006
I’ve had the bad experience of updating my Windows XP with the built in download service and it did not go well. It could download to my PC but it never installed properly, no matter how many times I’ve... Continue Reading
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Aug13
Express Assist 8.0.7 Backups for Outlook Express
Colbert Low August 13, 2006
If you are one of those still using Outlook Express instead of full fledged software like Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird, then Express Assist is the tool for you to safeguard your emails. Here’s what they say :   Express Assist... Continue Reading
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Auckland Spam Killers Looking for investors
Colbert Low August 13, 2006
Reading spam can be a dangerous and costly affair. With so many email scams abound and worms hidden in attachments, corporate sysadmins are always on the lookout for the ultimate email spam blocker. Well , SMX, the Auckland based... Continue Reading
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Keeping Your Hard Disk Top Notch with Diskeeper 10
Colbert Low August 13, 2006
After a few years, your precious hard disk on PCs and servers will start to slow down and performance will start to suffer. Hence it is important to run defragmentation on the disk at least bi-monthly to keep it in... Continue Reading
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Microsoft debuts Windows Live Writer
Colbert Low August 13, 2006
On the 14th August 2006, Microsoft, will be revealing a new Windows Live product called Windows Live Writer. This new product from Microsoft will allow a user to write documents/blog postings from an application called Windows Live Writer and post... Continue Reading
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A Microsoft Gaming Service called Panorama in Vista?
Colbert Low August 13, 2006
Xbox Live Arcade on Xbox 360 has made a lot of substantial money, both for Microsoft and for the third party publishers and developers releasing Live Arcade games. With cool titles such as Bizarre Creations' 2D shooter Geometry Wars and... Continue Reading
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