Gregg's Security News Aggregator

Monday, October 13, 2003

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1.	Wisconsin's tune on VoIP
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2.	What's the Oldest Hardware You are Still Using?

11:12:35 PM

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1.	Linux companies settle copyright suit. Two companies that sell Linux for computing devices such as network equipment or DVD players settle a lawsuit involving alleged mishandling of open-source software.
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2.	Byte and Switch: IBM's Big Fat File System.

10:12:16 PM

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1.	Companies check out video on demand
2.	Are search engines confusing surfers?. The FTC says search companies still have work to do in making sure that ads placed in search results are clearly marked as such, so consumers can tell them apart.
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3.	Oracle Continues to Stalk PeopleSoft (AP). AP - Oracle Corp. Chairman Larry Ellison told shareholders Monday the business software maker remains on the prowl for other takeover prey as it continues to stalk rival PeopleSoft Inc.
4.	Gates on Making Microsoft Mobile (PC World). PC World - Software leader tells how products will connect PCs and the wireless world.
5.	Spam Slayer: Hot Tips to Cool off Spam (PC World). PC World - Eight ways to stop the spam tsunami before it hits your e-mail in-box.
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6.	Happy 3rd Birthday To OpenOffice.org
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7.	Reuters: New Science Mag Spikes Tradition.
8.	EE Times: Casting a wider, deeper Net.
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9.	Debian: openssl095 ASN.1 Remote vulnerability

9:11:55 PM

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1.	Back to the Linux future
2.	Ellison: Oracle not reaching for Sun. The Oracle CEO shrugs off suggestions that the software maker might try to buy hardware partner Sun and delves into the PeopleSoft bid at an annual shareholder meeting.
3.	Microsoft sued over music downloads. A small New York company files a lawsuit against Microsoft in Europe, charging that the software giant's new music download service there infringes on a nearly 20-year-old patent.
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4.	New GameCube Network Loader Runs Homebrew Games
5.	C-64 Diehards Relive History
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6.	HP highlights mobility in new products. GENEVA - With a flurry of new product and service announcements on Sunday, Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) used the World Telecom 2003 conference and exhibition in Geneva to show enterprises, network operators and other IT partners that mobility is a top priority.
7.	Microsoft plans Wi-Fi enhancements for Windows. GENEVA - Users of Microsoft Corp.'s Windows XP operating system will soon be able to take advantage of a new software enhancement that the U.S. software company claims will offer faster, easier and more secure access to broadband wireless networks.
8.	Motorola reports sales, earnings up 5 percent for Q3. Motorola Inc. reported net earnings and sales for the third quarter Monday, both up around 5 percent on a year ago. The company announced its results early to provide investors with a more complete picture of its finances, after financial ratings agency Moody's downgraded the company's credit rating, Motorola said.
9.	TriGeo, Platform Logic update security software. With the near daily arrival of new worms, viruses, and threats, keeping up with the Joneses is the modes operandi for companies in the security market. Start-ups TriGeo and Platform Logic are not immune, and this week each will introduce new enhancements to their respective software products.
10.	Alcatel, HP offer bundled IT, communication service. GENEVA - Mid-size companies are the target of a new bundled IT and communication service program announced Monday by Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) and Alcatel SA.
11.	HP launches mobile products and services at ITU. At the ITU World Telecom conference in Geneva this week, Hewlett Packard will launch almost a dozen different services and products all focused on mobility.
12.	Mobility dominates ITU show. GENEVA - Bill Gates took center stage at Telecom World 2003 to tell a nearly packed auditorium that Microsoft Corp. aims to equip enterprises, carriers and individuals with technology to bridge the PC and mobile worlds more easily, efficiently and, above all, securely.
13.	PeopleSoft sill hush on integration plans. PeopleSoft Inc. is keeping silent over its plans for integrating J.D. Edwards & Co.'s (JDE) products into its own, at least in the Asia-Pacific region.
14.	EII startup launches flagship wares. Startup Composite Software on Monday announced what it called an "information server" to provide EII (enterprise information integration).
15.	webMethods snags The Mind Electric, DataChannel. EAI supplier webMethods on Monday announced two acquisitions and the closing of another. ADVERTISEMENT: Improve Organizational Efficiencies - Gain greater visibility into your projects across your organization to better align resources with priorities. Register for a free Enterprise Project Management webcast today.

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1.	Early Peanuts anthology coming from Fantagraphics. There are two Elvises: pre-army and post-army. There are two Lucille Balls: one who starred in I Love Lucy, and the one who was in everything after that. There are also two Charles Shulz's: one that drew Snoopy as a quadriped, and the later one who drew him as a biped. In all three cases, I like the earlier versions better. That's why I was so excited to learn that Fantagraphics will be publishing a book of Shulz's very first Peanut strips from 1950-1952 in THE COMPLETE PEANUTS. This first volume, covering the first two and a quarter years of the strip, will be of particular fascination to PEANUTS aficionados worldwide: Although there have been literally hundreds of PEANUTS books published, many of the strips from the seriesâ�� first two or three years have never been collected before â�� in large part because they showed a young Schulz working out the kinks in his new strip and include some characterizations and designs that are quite different from the cast weâ��re all familiar with. (Among other things, three major cast members â�� Schroeder, Lucy, and Linus â�� initially show up as infants and only â��growâ�� into their final â��matureâ�� selves as the months go by. Even Snoopy debuts as a puppy!) Thus THE COMPLETE PEANUTS offers a unique chance to see a master of the artform refine his skills and solidify his universe, day by day, week by week, month by month. The book is being designed by Seth, creator of the fabulous comic, Palookaville. Many of the strips have never before been anthologized. Publication date is April 2004. Link
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2.	The holy hype around 3G. Cell phone inventor Marty Cooper explains why he believes 3G is still failing the wireless industry.
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3.	BEA Turns Its Focus to Enterprise-IT Security (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - BEA Systems (Nasdaq: BEAS), looking to gain a foothold in the burgeoning application-security market, has unveiled a platform designed to coordinate the protection of enterprise-IT systems through a service-oriented approach.
4.	Massive Online Database May Boost Semi Research (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - Semiconductor scientists and electronics engineers who need fast, accurate answers about the properties of various materials have a new online database that may be the most complete resource of its kind.
5.	Reborn Polaroid Betting on Digital Kiosks (AP). AP - Polaroid's place in history has already been secured by its trademark cameras with their signature instant prints.
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6.	Vulnerabilities: Microsoft RPCSS DCOM Interface Long Filename Heap Corruption Vulnerability. Microsoft Windows uses Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) for client-server communications in a distributed computing environment (DCE). A remotely exploitable heap corruptio...
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7.	TriGeo, Platform Logic update security software

7:11:16 PM

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1.	Plumtree lays out Java, Linux plan
2.	Study: Yes, spam's a problem
3.	Apple moves to support DVD+RW format. After years of backing only one format in the recordable DVD format war, the computer maker adds limited support of a rival format into its operating system.
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4.	IBM To Launch 'Storage Tank' Software (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - IBM (NYSE: IBM) has announced a November 14th release date for its storage area network (SAN) software that it says will allow companies to manage millions of gigabytes of data across diverse locations.
5.	Oracle Remains on Prowl for PeopleSoft (AP). AP - Oracle Corp. Chairman Larry Ellison told shareholders Monday the business software maker remains on the prowl for other takeover prey as it continues to stalk rival PeopleSoft Inc.
6.	Lucent, AT&T Wireless to Test New Network (Reuters). Reuters - Telecommunications equipment company Lucent Technologies Inc. (LU.N) on Monday said it was working with AT&T Wireless Services Inc. (AWE.N), the No. 3 U.S. wireless telephone company, to test a next-generation wireless network in Miami.
7.	AOL Time Warner to Drop 'AOL' From Name (AP). AP - As of Thursday, the world's largest media company will officially drop "AOL" from its name and be known as "Time Warner Inc.," as it was before it announced a merger with America Online at the height of the Internet boom in early 2000.
8.	Apple Set to Unveil iTunes for Windows This Week (Reuters). Reuters - Coming soon to a Windows PC near you: Apple Computer Inc.'s. popular iTunes online music store, which analysts say will join an already crowded market that could mute its chances of repeating the success of the Macintosh-only version.
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9.	Spam Slows Australian Net Traffic
10.	Maxtor's 300 GB Monster Reviewed
11.	PHBs Getting "Secret" IT Training
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12.	Personal privacy is at risk, warns EC
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13.	Vulnerabilities: Sendmail Ruleset Parsing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability. Sendmail is a widely used MTA for Unix and Microsoft Windows systems. Sendmail has been reported prone to a buffer overflow condition when parsing non-standard rulesets...
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14.	OpenBSD pf(4) Memory Access Flaw May Let Remote Users Crash the Application

6:11:05 PM

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1.	Study: Price matters for broadband. Many dial-up households say they won't upgrade to broadband because it's too expensive. Will cable modem services resort to dropping prices to compete with phone companies?
2.	Microsoft releases Office developer tools. The tools promise to let developers working with Visual Studio .Net create custom applications that tap into new XML-based capabilities in the new version of Office.
3.	Audiocast archive. Open HTML container page.
4.	Nextel, Cingular agree on keeping numbers. The companies ink a deal that will let each others' customers switch carriers but keep their old cell phone numbers.
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5.	FCC chief wants no giveaway of telecoms licence (FT.com). FT.com - The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has urged Congress to kill legislation that could allow a company to receive without charge a licence possibly worth $100m to provide a wireless terrestrial communications service.
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6.	Linux and Unix Security Portable Reference
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7.	Vulnerabilities: HP Tru64 CDE dtmailpr Unspecified Privileged Access Vulnerability. Tru64 is a UNIX Operating System variant distributed and maintained by HP. A problem has been identified in dtmailpr that may allow authenticated attackers to gain unaut...

5:10:45 PM

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1.	Cisco says it has phone companies' number. The telephone equipment maker says the world's telephone companies are "headed right in Cisco's direction" by converting to modern dialing techniques, a claim rival Juniper Networks denies.
2.	T-Mobile works to tighten Wi-Fi security. The carrier starts testing the 802.1x spec at certain U.S. hot spots, part of a push to lock up data and reassure businesses wary about the safety of information on Wi-Fi networks.
3.	MontaVista upgrades Linux for telecoms. The sofware maker announces its third-generation operating system for telecommunications equipment, scheduled to be available in the fourth quarter.
4.	Boingo roams further into the U.K.. The Wi-Fi access provider announces a deal with U.K. network operator The Cloud that will add 2,500 more hot spots to its network.
5.	The future of talking computers. Microsoft VP Kai-Fu Lee says a future with talking computers is no longer a computer science pipedream.
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6.	BEA Turns Its Focus to Enterprise-IT Security (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - BEA Systems (Nasdaq: BEAS), looking to gain a foothold in the burgeoning application-security market, has unveiled a platform designed to coordinate the protection of enterprise-IT systems through a service-oriented approach.
7.	Opinion: Windows XP 64-Bit: Desktop Overkill? (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - The best thing that can be said about the demand for 64-bit computing on the desktop is that it is indeterminate. While horsepower-hungry users may see it as a necessity, most IT departments are not yet concerned with giving desktop clients a massive amount of addressable RAM.
8.	Massive Online Database May Boost Semi Research (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - Semiconductor scientists and electronics engineers who need fast, accurate answers about the properties of various materials have a new online database that may be the most complete resource of its kind.
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9.	Linux and Unix Security Portable Reference
10.	Martial Arts Robots
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11.	TriGeo, Platform Logic update security software. TriGeo improves log filtering and desktop coverage, Platform Logic upgrades AppFire suite with Unix support
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12.	Roll Your Own Firewall with Netfilter
13.	Defense Department To Boost RFID Adoption
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14.	IBM's Storage Tank arrives missing half its ammunition. Did we say heterogeneous? We meant IBM

4:10:29 PM

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1.	Creating a truly 'open' wireless network. Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos says several technical drawbacks to Wi-Fi must be overcome if it's to become the next big thing.
2.	New tablet PCs to pad the market. A cavalcade of new tablets from PC makers marks the one-year anniversary of Microsoft's Tablet PC launch.
3.	Study: Thriving Internet blighted by bugs. Internet traffic has grown in the last year, according to a VeriSign survey. But so have the threats from spam and viruses.
4.	The brewing war over broadband. A legal decision striking down a key definition of cable broadband as an information service could signal tougher regulation for the high-speed Internet access industry.
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5.	Interview: Bruce Claflin, 3Com (FT.com). FT.com - For Bruce Claflin, president and CEO of the networking company 3Com, the development of IP networks is similar to the development of canals and railways during the industrial revolution.
6.	AOL Time Warner to Drop 'AOL' From Name (AP). AP - As of Thursday, the world's largest media company will officially drop "AOL" from its name and be known as "Time Warner Inc.," as it was before it announced a merger with America Online at the height of the Internet boom in early 2000.
7.	Spam Slayer: Hot Tips to Cool off Spam (PC World). PC World - Eight ways to stop the spam tsunami before it hits your e-mail in-box.
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8.	Sharp to Sell 3D laptop for $3299
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9.	BugTraq: Tool Release: Xprobe2 0.2. Sender: Ofir Arkin [ofir at sys-security dot com]
10.	BugTraq: Remote root exploit for proftpd n bug. Sender: Carl Livitt [carl at learningshophull dot co dot uk]
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11.	Review - HackNotes Windows Security Portable Reference
12.	Security tops concerns
13.	Spanish experts set up hacker competition
14.	Nmap version detection rocks
15.	CCIA report is bad medicine
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16.	Entretien avec Inès Sen, présidente de CertiNomis, opérateur de services de confiances

3:10:10 PM

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1.	The return of Time Warner. The company formerly known as AOL Time Warner will revert to its old moniker this week, dropping the "AOL."
2.	Sony's toddler robot makes strides. Humanoid robot Qrio, which can dance and chat with people, will serve as a guinea pig for new technology testing before its debut, according to Sony's CEO.
3.	Study: People more canny at coping with spam. Online marketer DoubleClick says more and more e-mail users are devising their own methods to rid their mailboxes of spam--namely, deleting it without first reading it.
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4.	Vodafone, Microsoft to Link Mobile, Web Services (Reuters). Reuters - Vodafone Group Plc and Microsoft Corp. said on Monday they would jointly promote programming standards for software that could work easily on both mobile phones and personal computers.
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5.	Longhorn in 2006
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6.	Vulnerabilities: IBM OpenGL XGLInfo Program Screen Option Negative Value Abnormal End Vulnerability. xglinfo is a program distributed as a component of OpenGL. It is distributed with IBM AIX. A problem has been reported in the xglinfo program distributed with IBM AIX. ...
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7.	IBM's Storage Tank arrives missing half its ammunition. Did we say hetrogenous? We meant IBM
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8.	Microsoft überdenkt seine Update-Politik
9.	Alte Gefahr, neue Bedrohung: RPC weiterhin angreifbar
10.	Hacktool.Dase

2:09:56 PM

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1.	Pioneer Amplifies Windows Media 9 (PC World). PC World - Stereo amplifier will play digital music files streamed from a PC.
2.	Niue's pioneering free wireless Internet service shut down (AFP). AFP - A free wireless Internet service on the Pacific island of Niue, the first in the world, has been shut down just five months after it was launched because it was not properly licenced, it was reported.
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3.	Using Macs In The Work Place
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4.	BugTraq: myPHPCalendar : Informations Disclosure, File Include. Sender: Frog Man [leseulfrog at hotmail dot com]
5.	BugTraq: buffer overflow in IRCD software. Sender: Piotr KUCHARSKI [chopin at sgh dot waw dot pl]
6.	Vulnerabilities: Software602 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 Directory Traversal Vulnerability. 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 is a all-in-one server application maintained by Software602 for Microsoft Windows platforms. A problem with the handling of directory traversal re...
7.	Vulnerabilities: Software602 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities. 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 is a all-in-one server application maintained by Software602 for Microsoft Windows platforms. Several vulnerabilities have been identified in Softw...
8.	Vulnerabilities: Software602 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 Sensitive User Information Storage Vulnerability. 602Pro LAN SUITE 2003 is a all-in-one server application maintained by Software602 for Microsoft Windows platforms. A problem with the storage of user credentials has be...
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9.	Sun's UltraSparc IV approacheth. All as expected

1:09:36 PM

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1.	Lab Notes from UC Berkeley Engineering. In my latest issue of Lab Notes from UC Berkeley's College of Engineering: * Clearer vision for unmanned air vehicles * Radar for grape growers means better wine * Bio-chips for detecting "break-bone fever" in South America * and why so many people die at railroad crossings. Stop on by! Link
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2.	AOL sends Communicator to Macs. America Online extends its Communicator e-mail and IM account management tool to Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system.
3.	IBM unveils storage management system. Big Blue steps up its on-demand computing efforts, announcing the shipping date for a product to link servers and data storage devices for better data access.
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4.	IBM's chemical trial set to begin (SiliconValley.com). SiliconValley.com - Jury selection is scheduled to begin Tuesday in the first major case to put the electronics manufacturing industry on trial for concealing knowledge of harmful working conditions in its early clean rooms.
5.	Retiring BEA co-founder sells shares to repay loan (SiliconValley.com). SiliconValley.com - Retiring BEA Systems co-founder and Director Bill Coleman sold more than $9 million of his holdings in the software provider's stock last month as shares reached a 52-week high.
6.	Lucent, AT&T Wireless to Test New Network (Reuters). Reuters - Telecommunications equipment company Lucent Technologies Inc. (LU.N) on Monday said it was working with AT&T Wireless Services Inc. (AWE.N), the No. 3 U.S. wireless telephone company, to test a next-generation wireless network in Miami.
7.	HP Highlights Mobility (PC World). PC World - Fiorina unveils wireless strategy, plus new iPaqs, notebooks, and a Tablet PC.
8.	Microsoft, Vodafone form partnership in mobile Internet services standards (AFP). AFP - Microsoft, the world's leading software maker, and British mobile phone giant Vodafone announced plans to develop mobile Internet services standards aimed at promoting new integration of fixed and wireless networks.
9.	Music Labels Launch Mobile Song-Swapping Technology (Reuters). Reuters - Music giants Warner Music and Bertelsmann's BMG introduced on Monday a new anti-piracy technology enabling music fans to download songs onto a mobile phone and share the music with friends.
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10.	NY Times on VoIP, Skype Profile and the FBI
11.	'Smart' Clothing: A Fashion Show
12.	Interview With Bjarne Stroustrup
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13.	Apple powers supercomputer. A US college has been able to build a supercomputer by hooking up hundreds of Apple G5 computers.
14.	Motorola unveils surprise profit jump. Struggling US telecoms giant Motorola posts quarterly profits twice as big as Wall Street estimates.
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15.	Microsoft, IBM ramp up SMB battle. Microsoft accelerated its push into the SMB (small to midsize business) market at its annual partner conference last week by launching two updated versions of its SBS (Small Business Server).
16.	MPF illuminates chip designs. Amid signs of a possible rebound in chip sales, semiconductor companies are gathering this week in San Jose, Calif., to discuss future processor designs for both server and PC chips at the Microprocessor Forum.
17.	BI brews with Java. The Java platform's maturity is driving the emergence of embedded BI reporting tools that infuse applications with critical reporting.
18.	Portals plant new integration style. Portal vendors are changing their products into independent architecture layers that span a broad set of infrastructure pieces. As a result, the technology is enabling a new style of integration conducted by end-users at the browser level.
19.	BEA unlocks first security product. Out to change the way developers secure applications, BEA Systems this week will release WLES (WebLogic Enterprise Security), its first stand-alone security software product.
20.	Russia mobile market grows, but data services lag. The number of cellular phone users in Russia broke the 30 million barrier in September, but despite significant growth, digital data services have yet to catch on with Russian users.
21.	Sun, Fujitsu take Sparc to 90 nanometers. Sun Microsystems Inc. and Fujitsu Microelectronics Inc. plan to reveal details about their new dual-core Sparc-based processors at the Microprocessor Forum conference in San Jose, California, this week.
22.	Arm unveils new cores to kick off Microprocessor Forum. Mobile processor core designer Arm Ltd. announced two new series of processor cores for embedded and handset processors at the Microprocessor Forum Monday in San Jose, California.
23.	Microsoft, Vodafone aim to bridge PC, mobile services. Microsoft Corp. and Vodafone Group PLC announced a partnership Monday that aims to bridge the gap between services offered over mobile networks and applications built for PCs.
24.	China Grid project goes live. On Monday, the Chinese Ministry of Education, in conjunction with a dozen universities, plans to go live with a grid computing project that is expected to eventually connect as many as 200,000 students in 100 universities across the country. ADVERTISEMENT: Improve Organizational Efficiencies - Gain greater visibility into your projects across your organization to better align resources with priorities. Register for a free Enterprise Project Management webcast today.
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25.	BEA unlocks first security product. Security architecture targets developer headaches
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26.	BugTraq: Re: New AIM Expliot/Worm/Adware-script (realphx.com related). Sender: Thor Larholm [thor at pivx dot com]
27.	BugTraq: Re: Bad news on RPC DCOM vulnerability. Sender: Terence Runge [terencerunge at sbcglobal dot net]
28.	BugTraq: Re: Bad news on RPC DCOM vulnerability. Sender: Terence Runge [terencerunge at sbcglobal dot net]
29.	BugTraq: Re: Gallery 1.4 including file vulnerability. Sender: Bharat Mediratta [bharat at menalto dot com]
30.	Vulnerabilities: Rit Research Labs TinyWeb Server Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability. TinyWeb is a small web server daemon available for the Microsoft Windows operating system. A vulnerability has been reported in the software that may allow a remote atta...
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31.	The Cloud drifts into Europe with Wi-Fi deals. Teams up with Boingo too

12:09:17 PM

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1.	Monkey controls robot arm through neural interface. Researchers at Duke have implanted a neural prosthesis in the brains of a monkey, connected same to a robot arm, and taught the monkey to work a third arm through the use of its mind. The Flash animation from the Duke U site is a scream. The filthy monkey, it manipulates its robot arm. Link (Thanks, Justin!)
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2.	WebMethods buys a new direction. The integration software maker recasts itself around standards-based integration with its acquisition of Web services company MindElectric.
3.	Motorola jumps gun in posting profit. The company's quarterly revenue rises 5 percent and profit exceeds analysts' expectations by 2 cents, thanks to an improving market for products such as cellular phones.
4.	BEA jumps on security bandwagon. With the release of WebLogic Enterprise Security, the application server provider follows rivals in incorporating security products into its larger packages.
5.	Sun: New chip can double performance. Sun Microsystems says its upcoming UltraSparc IV processor will outperform its predecessor by a factor of 1.6 to 2, providing more competition to Intel, IBM, AMD and others.
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6.	Exec on Linux: 'The database is clearly happening now' (TechTarget). TechTarget - Migrating live databases to Linux-based servers is a tricky business. Execute poorly, and your IT team will have figurative eggs on faces, not to mention literal downtime and data loss, says migration expert Bill Brunt. In his work on numerous migrations, Brunt -- high-availability solutions manager for Irvine, Calif.-based application management vendor Quest Software Inc. -- has seen teams get crushed when they rush. In this interview, he discusses common migration mistakes, trends in Linux adoption and SharePlex, Quest's new database replication software.
7.	Global spread of 3G a decade off, DoCoMo plans new 4G phones (AFP). AFP - The widespread use of third generation (3G) mobile telephones may take another decade, about the same time NTT DoCoMo Inc. needs to launch an even more interactive fourth generation (4G) handset, Keiji Tachikawa, head of the Japanese telecom giant revealed.
8.	Historic Newsreel Freezes 12 Million Moments in Time (Reuters). Reuters - A collection of more than 12 million historic photographs, capturing scenes from the Boer War to the D-Day landings, was published on the Internet Monday.
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9.	Vulnerabilities: Microsoft Windows Window Message Subsystem Design Error Vulnerability. A serious design error in the Win32 API has been reported. The issue is related to the inter-window message passing system. In the Win32 model, all windows on the deskt...
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10.	How to "Secure the Perimeter"
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11.	PHPnuke, vulnérabilité dans la fonction d'envoi de fichiers du webmail

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1.	HP spotlights mobile gear. Hewlett-Packard is using a telecom show in Switzerland to unveil a slew of devices that can connect to a wireless network--or often more than one network.
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2.	T-Online Closes Internet Movie Deal with MGM (Reuters). Reuters - Europe's largest Internet provider T-Online International stepped up its plans to show movies over the Internet, saying on Monday it secured deals for top Hollywood and German films.
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3.	Public Library of Science Launches
4.	Australia Gets Its Own Legal Music Site
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5.	Security firm removes details of unpatched IE holes
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6.	Argos re-stocks GameCube after price cut. Key catalogue seller back on board
7.	3 has too few handsets to meet million user target. Still not enough phones for UK's 3G service
8.	Report slams London Mayor's car charge zone contract. Systems don't seem to be entirely working after all...
9.	Telstra unveils Aussie online music store. Only one label signed though...
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10.	No Boring Bio for Ellison. The biography of Oracle's Larry Ellison is steaming ahead with tales of the America's Cup race, hostile takeovers and his push to make Oracle the world's most important software company. Adding his own footnotes, Ellison challenges his ghostwriter on some details.
11.	New Science Mag Spikes Tradition. Leading scientists team up to launch a new scientific journal. Their aim is to speed the publishing process for new research and make it accessible to poor grad students. Old-guard journals charge tens of thousands yearly with lengthy peer review.
12.	Touchy-Feely NASA Effort. Two NASA reformers try to create a warmer culture after the Columbia probe suggests engineers are too intimidated to speak up about hunches that have proved deadly. Not everybody agrees with the fuzzy approach.
13.	A Storage Tank Like No Other. A new storage system from IBM is touted as the ultimate in network data warehousing. But Storage Tank is so expensive and so huge, its practical value is in question. By Michelle Delio.
14.	Sharp Debuts 3-D Display Laptop. Sharp Electronics releases a notebook computer that can display images in three dimensions without goggles. It could stoke demand for more 3-D displays in computing devices. By Elisa Batista.
15.	Did E-Vote Firm Patch Election?. Once voting machine software is certified for use in elections, no one is supposed to change the code. But a former Diebold contractor says that's exactly what happened in Georgia. By Kim Zetter.
16.	Is MS Wising Up to Smartphones?. Microsoft is off to a rocky start in the smartphone business. It remains to be seen whether Sierra Wireless' plans to introduce a Windows-powered smartphone will change anyone's opinion. By Elisa Batista.

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1.	Maxtor's new slant on disk recording. The disk-drive maker says it has reached a milestone in devising cost-effective platters for a next-generation technology called perpendicular recording.
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2.	Oracle extends its offer for PeopleSoft (TechTarget). TechTarget - Oracle Corp. has once again extended its takeover deadline for PeopleSoft Inc., the fifth such extension since it launched its acquisition bid in early June.
3.	Niue's pioneering free wireless Internet service shut down (AFP). AFP - A free wireless Internet service on the Pacific island of Niue, the first in the world, has been shut down just five months after it was launched because it was not properly licenced, it was reported.
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4.	Samba Beats Windows IT Week Labs Test Results
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5.	The $30bn broadband economy - OECD. Govts need to do more
6.	The Palm Tungsten T3 PDA. Reg Review Golly, what big screen you have
7.	Acer revs Ferrari branded notebook. Reg Kit Watch Plus: new laptops from Toshiba, Fujitsu

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1.	Wired illo: Wachowski Brothers, Anim(e)atrix style. In keeping with the live-from-Barcelona Matrix thread, here is a commissioned portrait, Anim(e)atrix style, of the photographically elusive Wachowski Brothers -- by Canadian illustrator Kenn Brown. He explains: "Try googling them.. you wont find much - we were lucky to get a very small pic taken at the Wired offices to base this illustration on. The cityscape behind them is based on thier hometown of Chicago and was inspired by the Japanese anime classic Metropolis - (Metropolis was brought to the screen by anime legends Katsuhiro Otomo (of "Akira" fame) and Rintaro who once worked with Tezuka on the anime TV series Astro Boy)... you if you look closely you might recognize a few of the buildings. The windows echo the cascading effect of the famous matrix code." Click here for the full image, and feast your eyes on the gloriously ultra-hi-res version in the current print version of Wired on sale now. I'm still at Artfutura, btw -- watching a bunch of game developers demo some amazing projects that involve use of wireless technology to blend real and online gamescapes; meshing feedback from both virtual and physical worlds. You can hear helicopters outside, right now, flying over contrasting protests. October 12, is Dia de la Hispanidad, a national holiday celebrating Christopher Columbus. Besides the official celebrations, a bunch of anticolonialist/anti-imperialist protesters are holding manifestaciones on one side of town, and some pro-fascist/anti-immigrant eurosupremacist guys are waving flags on the other side of town.
2.	Kevin Sites: arriving in Baghdad. NBC News combat correspondent and blogger Kevin Sites has posted a second entry from Iraq on the newly re-opened kevinsites.net: I am pleasantly surprised. Baghdad is neither new nor vastly improved, but it is much better than I remember it. An easy point to score considering last time I was here bombed out vehicles and burning tank wreckage lined the streets. But that was only five months ago. Now the place has a colonial feel. With two gulf wars past, we have grown accustomed to the sight of U.S. soldiers and Marines in the desert. It is different to see them patrol the streets of Baghdad in Humvees or baked by the Middle Eastern sun in their body armor and Kevlar. They are locked and loaded, sucking on Camelbacks as they move in five-man squads through the marketplace. At the Republican Palace, blond-haired, rosy-cheeked twenty somethings on loan from the State Department or Pentagonâ��staff the makeshift Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) offices that simultaneously administer Iraqâ��s overwhelming current civil needs while hammering out the blueprint for a post Saddam future. Many of the Iraqis Iâ��ve talked to say theyâ��re discouraged so far. With 60-percent unemployment and rampant crime (25 reported carjackings a day in Baghdad) it is a difficult time. But there has also been undeniable progress like news schools and sewage treatment facilities. Highly educated and immensely proud (one of our drivers teaches economics and Baghdad University) most Iraqis I talk with say they want a faster transition to self-rule. They make no bones about it, they are happy that Saddam and the Bathists have been ousted, but they are not comfortable being occupied by foreign troops. Link
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3.	Gates Takes Spotlight at Telecoms Fair (Reuters). Reuters - Microsoft Corp., the world's largest software maker, on Monday called on telecom companies to tap new revenue streams with its software as it stepped up efforts to muscle into a $250 billion market.
4.	IBM Unveils Data Storage Management System (Reuters). Reuters - IBM Corp. (IBM.N) said on Monday it will start selling data storage management systems next month that will make it easier for businesses to manage their data on networks.
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5.	NY Times Reveals SCO/Canopy Group Hypocrisy
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6.	Columnists: CCIA Report is Bad Medicine. The proposed cure for the Internet's security woes might help Microsoft competitors, but it would only make our security problems worse.
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7.	Intel Tejas delayed until 2005. Prescott shuffles back too
8.	Now MS trails 2006 for Windows Longhorn. Leaves a nice big gap for something we prepared later?
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9.	Note to Sony: Skip IPod Knockoff. At this point, there's no reason for Sony to come up with an answer to iPod. Apple won the audio player fight. Instead, the electronics powerhouse should fast-forward to the next big gadget, personal video players. A Wired News column by Peter Rojas.
10.	Stroll Down Memory Lane, With PDA. A group of artists wants New York City strollers to jot down memories of landmarks in their PDAs and upload the info. Then others can download the impressions and get a unique guide to the city. Erik Baard reports from New York.
11.	Shift-Key Case Rouses DMCA Foes. A student finds he can disable copy protection on CDs by pressing the Shift key. The company that makes the software threatens to sue for revealing the fact. Critics say this is exactly why the Digital Millennium Copyright Act should be rewritten. By Katie Dean.
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12.	Rapport hebdomadaire sur les virus par PandaSoftware

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1.	Software makers look for profits in e-forms. Companies spend billions of dollars shuffling data from one place to another so it can be put to good use. That--as far as Microsoft, Adobe and others are concerned--presents a huge opportunity.
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2.	Meet the new Napster and the rest of the pack (USATODAY.com). USATODAY.com - Napster returned last week after a long absence, and this week Apple's iTunes expands from the Mac to the Windows world, the latest moves in an intense battle to turn online music into a legitimate business. Napster 2.0, in test mode until late October, bears little relation to the original free-swap phenomenon; the new version sells songs for about $1 and monthly subscriptions for $10.
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3.	Irish nuns launch website. An order of nuns in the Irish Republic who have taken vows of chastity, poverty and obedience launch a website.
4.	Texting keeps teenagers safe. The sister of murder victim Milly Dowler promotes mobile phone text messaging as a way of keeping families in touch.
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5.	Verisign Didn't Deserve This Spanking
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6.	Egg to pull out of France - report. No comment
7.	This is how Dell will become a $60bn company. Where America leads...
8.	VoiP lobby wins first US legal victory. The Long March to 4G
9.	Microsoft, Voda tout Web Standards for mobiles. Come and join us
10.	UK ID card scheme likely to be 'debacle', says Jack Straw. Previous threat to freedom savages current one
11.	Sun hits back at HP's migration offers. "PR campaign with little substance"
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12.	No Boring Bio for Ellison. The biography of Oracle's Larry Ellison is steaming ahead with tales of the America's Cup race, hostile takeovers and his push to make Oracle the world's most important software company. Adding his own footnotes, Ellison challenges his ghostwriter on some details.
13.	New Science Mag Spikes Tradition. Leading scientists team up to launch a new scientific journal. Their aim is to speed the publishing process for new research and make it accessible to poor grad students. Old-guard journals charge tens of thousands yearly with lengthy peer review.
14.	Touchy-Feely NASA Effort. Two NASA reformers try to create a warmer culture after the Columbia probe suggests engineers are too intimidated to speak up about hunches that have proved deadly. Not everybody agrees with the fuzzy approach.
15.	A Storage Tank Like No Other. A new storage system from IBM is touted as the ultimate in network data warehousing. But Storage Tank is so expensive and so huge, its practical value is in question. By Michelle Delio.
16.	Sharp Debuts 3-D Display Laptop. Sharp Electronics releases a notebook computer that can display images in three dimensions without goggles. It could stoke demand for more 3-D displays in computing devices. By Elisa Batista.
17.	Did E-Vote Firm Patch Election?. Once voting machine software is certified for use in elections, no one is supposed to change the code. But a former Diebold contractor says that's exactly what happened in Georgia. By Kim Zetter.
18.	Is MS Wising Up to Smartphones?. Microsoft is off to a rocky start in the smartphone business. It remains to be seen whether Sierra Wireless' plans to introduce a Windows-powered smartphone will change anyone's opinion. By Elisa Batista.

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1.	Justin Hall's photos of mobile phone users in Japan. Justin Hall has put together a fantastic photojournalism story for TheFeature.com about mobile phone use in Tokyo. Remarkable things are happening there, like camera phones that have 3D displays, and street vendors who will shrink-wrap colorful covers around your phone on the spot. Japan's mobility still beats the US by at least eighteen months. Each time I'm in the United States I feel like, hey, we're catching up! And then I come to Japan and I find TV tuners and highly designed tiny handsets and second generation video mail. Everyone has a camera phone here, while in the US I'm still waiting for my friends to get color screens. Link
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2.	Gates Takes Spotlight at Telecoms Fair (Reuters). Reuters - Microsoft Corp., the world's largest software maker, called on telecom companies to tap new revenue streams with its software as it stepped up efforts to muscle into a market worth more than $260 billion.
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3.	India's Infosys keeps on growing. The software services giant - one of the leading providers of low-cost outsourcing - posts another jump in earnings.
4.	Web guru fights info pollution. We have to regain control of our time and put an end to "information pollution", argues web expert Jakob Nielsen.
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5.	Spammers Try Fooling Filters With Digital Signatures
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6.	Dell backs away from smartphone plans. Leaves market to Nokia
7.	Intel upgrades Xeon. Faster cache
8.	Dell $60bn strategy to roll its model across Europe, Japan and Asia. Grow market share to US levels

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1.	Apple, Scully, And Intel vs. Motorola
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2.	Horizon pays cash for sake of Clarity. Tweaking terms
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3.	Security Watch
4.	A fortress in a box

5:37:07 AM

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1.	Microsoft, Vodafone team on mobile Web services. The companies join forces to extend Web services standards to mobile devices, in an attempt to open up the potentially lucrative mobile network services market to Web services developers.
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2.	Sharp Ships Notebook With 3D Screen (PC World). PC World - LCD creates 3D images without custom glasses, enticing gamers seeking realistic scenes.
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3.	Student sued over CD piracy study. A US student is being sued for showing how to get around anti-piracy technology on a new music CD.
4.	US hacker accused of fraud. A 19-year-old hacker stole identities as part of a highly complex securities fraud, US investigators allege.
5.	Nasa tests laser-powered plane. Nasa flies a tiny model plane powered solely by an invisible laser beam from the ground, in an aviation first.
6.	Web guru fight info pollution. We have to regain control of our time and put an end to "information pollution", argues web expert Jakob Nielsen.
7.	Student CD piracy lawsuit dropped. A software company drops a threat to sue a US student who showed how to bypass anti-piracy music technology.
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8.	Linux Advisory Watch - October 13th 2003
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9.	Un chercheur devant la justice

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1.	Microsoft, in Middle Age, Hurries to Go Beyond the PC. Microsoft is trying to sell software that powers mobile phones, online gaming machines and television services. By Jennifer L. Schenker International Herald Tribune.
2.	Hotter Log Enters the Market. Rod Sprules invented a Java Log. A log made of coffee grounds that burns brighter than sawdust logs while producing less carbon monoxide than firewood. By Teresa Riordan.
3.	China Plans Giant Step This Week. China plans to become the third nation to send an astronaut into space, opening the way toward much bigger ambitions. By Jim Yardley.
4.	Computer Viruses Are Frustrating Insurers, Too. A lack of insurance against electronic sabotage exists because insurers still do not know how to provide adequately for possible losses. By Alison Langley.
5.	Economy Worries Californians, but It's Not That Bad. California's economy, by many measures, has done better than the rest of the nation's in the last few years. By Andrew Pollack and David Leonhardt.
6.	I.B.M. Toxic-Chemical Suit Heads to Court. A long-pending case that goes to court this week is being watched throughout the electronics industry. By Laurie J. Flynn.
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7.	Samsung Q3 Profit to Dip, Outlook Rosier (Reuters). Reuters - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's quarterly profit is set to show a dip from a year ago on lower income from its credit card unit but to improve from the previous quarter on better sales of its mainstay memory chips.
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8.	Linux Advisory Watch - October 13th 2003

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1.	Michael Robertson Talks VoIP With Voxilla

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1.	Intel Rivals Will Present New Chips (Dow Jones). Dow Jones - Competitors are stepping up their attacks on Intel Corp. (NasdaqNM:INTC - News) , unveiling plans this week for new microprocessor chips that are targeted at portable computers and large server systems, Monday's Wall Street Journal reported.

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1.	IBM unveils storage management system. Big Blue steps up its on-demand computing efforts, announcing the shipping date for a product to link servers and data storage devices for better data access.
2.	BEA jumps on security bandwagon. With the planned release of WebLogic Enterprise Security, the application server provider will follow its rivals in incorporating security products into its larger packages.
3.	Sharp launches 3D notebook. The Actius RD3D comes with a specialized 15-inch 3D screen that the company hopes will usher in a new way of looking at computers.
4.	Sun: New chip can double performance. Sun Microsystems says its upcoming UltraSparc IV processor will outperform its predecessor by a factor of 1.6 to 2, providing more competition to Intel, IBM, AMD and others.
5.	Linux PC maker plans e-mail service. Linare, a seller of cheap Linux PCs, plans to offer a free e-mail service for fans of the open-source operating system.
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6.	SunnComm shrinks from DMCA threat. Shifting blame

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