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Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' passes first test
Photo The Ministry of Defence's £800m vision of an unmanned spy plane got a step closer with the first official systems tests of Watchkeeper, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) under development by contractor Thales. [26 Nov 2008]
Panorama: Capturing System-Wide Information Flow for Malware Detection and Analysis
White Paper Malicious programs spy on users' behavior and compromise their privacy. Even software from reputable vendors, such as Google Desktop and Sony DRM media player, may perform undesirable actions. Unfortunately, existing... [22 Oct 2008]
How global computing grid could save the world
News Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' takes off A global grid of computers could one day be used to protect the world against disease pandemics and natural disasters. It's a vision that has been set out by "Big Bang" lab... [20 Oct 2008]
Security expert slams Home Office data-sharing guide
News The code of practice is supposed to regulate the infinite powers given under the Serious Crime Act, which specifically amends the Data Protection Act," security author 'Spy Blog' (who prefers to remain anonymous) told... [10 Oct 2008]
Is Nokia losing its enterprise mojo?
Comment Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' takes off Nokia has announced it will stop marketing its own unified communications offerings for enterprise mobility. Natasha Lomas asks if the Mighty Finn has fallen out of love with... [06 Oct 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 03.10.08
Round-Up In these heady Web 2.0 days, this is all too tiresome and thankfully for the spy masters of our sceptred isle, social networking is a far more efficient ways of recruiting agents. The name's Round-Up. [03 Oct 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 26.09.08
Round-Up The Round-Up doesn't have much call to use public payphones nowadays, not being a heavy breather or a spy, as you will be no doubt be relieved to hear. But for those in the aforementioned categories, or the people... [26 Sep 2008]
Firefox 3.1 to jump on privacy bandwagon?
News Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' takes off The next version of Firefox is likely to add a private surfing mode to Mozilla's popular browser. Such functionality is already included in the beta of Internet Explorer 8... [16 Sep 2008]
Jet packs, army tech and Victorian gadgets
Photo The UK Ministry of Defence's Watchkeeper programme is aiming to develop an unmanned 'spy in the sky' plane that will provide the armed forces with vital intelligence and surveillance capability by 2010. [02 Sep 2008]
IE8 unleashed as Microsoft plays Firefox catch-up
News Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' takes off Microsoft released the second public beta for Internet Explorer 8 on Wednesday. If anything, this release brings IE up to par with alternative browsers such as Opera, Apple's... [28 Aug 2008]
Photos: Unmanned 'spy in the sky' takes off
Photo The UK Ministry of Defence's Watchkeeper programme is aiming to develop an unmanned 'spy in the sky' plane that will provide the armed forces with vital intelligence and surveillance capability by 2010. [15 Aug 2008]
UK officials going snoop crazy
News More than 1,400 requests per day were made to spy on phone call records and web traffic last year, up on the average of less than 350,000 per year over the previous two years. Officials made more than 500,000 requests to... [23 Jul 2008]
Sunglasses Manufacturer Boosts Sales 29 Percent, Aids Dealer Growth With CRM Software
White Paper Spy Optic, a manufacturer of sunglasses and goggles, scrambled to keep up with the rapid growth in the action-sports market and stay one step ahead of competitors. To gain control, Spy Optic deployed... [03 Jul 2008]
Choosing a Free Spyware Remover
White Paper These spyware removers include Advanced Spyware Remover (ASR), STOPzilla, AD-aware Personal, Spy Cleaner Lite, Spy-Ad Exterminator Free etc. This paper provides some of the most powerful and popular... [11 Jun 2008]
Caption Competition: Eye spy!
Photo This competition has now closed. The winning caption, from reader James Nash was "Is this what they call a focus group then? Photo credit: Nick Heath [30 May 2008]
