Archive - 11 May 2004
Symantec stops frustrating virus-notification alerts
They were wrong, and they were annoying, so now they've been stopped
Operators count on Euro 2004 and Olympics to boost MMS
It's not just Greek fingers that are crossed…
Granger rounds on critics of £6.2bn NHS IT programme
Media is a "greater risk" than any IT failings...
Privacy protection is not a luxury, RFID industry told
Consumer council warns of backlash against tracking tags
Black cab drivers opt for O2 XDAs
GPRS means there's no excuse to not go south of the river that time of night...
Citigroup to pay $2.65bn for WorldCom mis-selling
Better than "rolling the dice" for $54bn...
Devil's Advocate: Why computer security's so primitive
We've only been working on it for a few years
5 years ago... Ellison talks up web business
And if ever anybody was the man to 'talk up' anything it's Larry...
Microsoft bounty snares second virus writer
Alleged Agobot author gets his comeuppance – friends get cash
Latest Sasser variant encourages users to patch
They're all altruists at heart, these virus writers...
BT makes 'token gesture' at user authentication
ActivCard wins deal to log in BT staff and ease password headaches...
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