Gregg's Security News Aggregator

Wednesday, February 04, 2004

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1.	BugTraq: RE: CoDeX-W0rm - what happened here?. Sender: James C Slora Jr [Jim dot Slora at phra dot com]
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2.	UPDATE ON NEW MITNICK BOOK
3.	Bug Endures in Microsoft's IE Patch
4.	PrivacyKeyboard for Workstations 3.1
5.	MyDoom.B, une variante du ver qui s'en prend au site de microsoft

11:37:07 PM

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1.	Check Point warns of firewall flaws. Two flaws in Check Point Software's flagship firewall software could allow an attacker to crash or compromise its firewall products, the company warns.
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2.	Jobs Jabs Disney As Pixar Earnings Soar (AP). AP - Boosted by a record quarterly and full-year performance, Pixar Animation Studios chief Steve Jobs on Wednesday explained his company's decision to split with The Walt Disney Co., blasting Disney as weak creatively and unwilling to compromise on a new agreement.
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3.	Google Traffic Takes Down Web Site
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4.	Prevent a cross-site scripting attack
5.	Gemsites v1.1 Released
6.	Spam invasion targets mobile phones
7.	Pentagon Kills LifeLog Project
8.	Broadband through the sewers?!
9.	Spyware cures may cause more harm than good
10.	IE security patch nixes some apps
11.	'Mindsight' could explain sixth sense
12.	Wi-Fi Alliance preps WPA 2 security spec
13.	Microsoft launches 64-bit preview OS
14.	Tackling the Secure Web Mail Challenge
15.	No quick fix for security woes
16.	Mydoom virus starts to fizzle out
17.	IT regulations may weaken security
18.	Web applications wide open to hackers

10:36:47 PM

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1.	OmniWeb 5.0 Beta. The next chapter in the Mac browser wars is about to begin. John Siracusa takes a look at OmniWeb 5 beta By Eric Bangeman.
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2.	Briefly: Cray launches services business. The supercomputer specialist's new unit signs up Toyota and Boeing as customers...Linux lab signs up Japan's NTT...Linux Networx signs new execs...Sanmina taps into Nortel tech.
3.	Mini-hard drive specialist lands $51 million. Start-up Cornice, a maker of tiny hard drives, gets a multimillion-dollar second round of VC funding, a sign of momentum for both tech investment and for hard drives in consumer devices.
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4.	Sun Releases StarOffice for x86 (PC World). PC World - New version runs Solaris on desktops, scores early win.
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5.	Ensim Launches Next-Gen Spam Filters
6.	Minor Bug in Microsoft's New IE Patch
7.	Faille critique sur RealOne player et RealPlayer
8.	Re: CoDeX-W0rm - what happened here?

9:36:26 PM

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1.	Fiorina takes one small step. The HP chief gets a spot on President Bush's commission to plan a voyage to Mars. Will all those HP printouts of Mars rover pictures come in handy?
2.	Guest-worker visas come under fire. L-1 visas and other guest-worker visas have been misused by companies to harm U.S. workers, witnesses tell a Congressional panel.
3.	Cray launches services business
4.	New antipiracy technology may be on horizon. CD copy-protection company SunnComm Technologies says it has agreed to buy another firm that would help move music antipiracy efforts to a new level.
5.	Applied powers up chip energy efforts. Applied Materials is promoting its "low-k" technology among chipmakers that need to better control the electricity that flows through their products.
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6.	From Silicon To Microprocessors
7.	A Wireless Network for a 4-Storey Apt. Building?
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8.	"Not enough, Marrim thought, dismayed despite the signs of industry that surrounded her. She did not know how many Atrus had expected, but she was sure it must have been more. ... Compared to the ruin that surrounded them, their little hive of activity was as nothing. So many empty streets, so many fallen and abandoned houses." -- from The Book of D'ni
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9.	Oblix makes Web services bid, buying Confluent. Oblix Inc., a maker of software for managing user identities on corporate networks, said Wednesday that it is expanding into the Web services arena, acquiring Confluent Software Inc. for an undisclosed sum.
10.	Update: Oracle increases PeopleSoft bid. Oracle Corp. raised its bid for PeopleSoft Inc. to $26 per share on Wednesday, boosting the all-cash offer's total to $9.4 billion.
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11.	Columnists: Why Sardonix Failed. The DARPA-funded security auditing project was done in by its own obscurity, and some misconceptions about what security researchers really want.
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12.	BugTraq: Re: CoDeX-W0rm - what happened here?. Sender: Simon [simon at actcom dot net dot il]
13.	BugTraq: rxgoogle.cgi XSS Vulnerability.. Sender: Shaun Colley [shaunige at yahoo dot co dot uk]
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14.	DallasCon Network Security Boot Camp
15.	Re: BUG IN APACHE HTTPD SERVER (current version 2.0.47)
16.	ZH2004-04SA (security advisory): Multiple Sql Injection Vulnerabilities in ReviewPost PHP Pro
17.	iDEFENSE Security Advisory 02.04.04: GNU Radius Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability

8:36:06 PM

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1.	Lock Your Doors.
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2.	IE security patch nixes some apps. Some Web developers are complaining that a Microsoft patch meant to foil Internet scams is disabling some applications that didn't put a premium on security.
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3.	Oracle Raises Bid for PeopleSoft Takeover (AP). AP - Business software maker Oracle Corp. raised its hostile takeover bid for rival PeopleSoft Inc. by 33 percent to $26 per share Wednesday, setting the stage for more high-stakes drama in the high-tech soap opera.
4.	Sun Lends Support to OpenOffice.org (PC World). PC World - Users of the alternative office suite will have access to Sun's support services.
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5.	DallasCon Network Security Boot Camp
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6.	AOL wants refund for nipple slip. Super Bowl pop-up gone wrong
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7.	Is PEPSI anti RIAA?
8.	Three Blind Mice ... Err .. Phreaks

7:35:47 PM

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1.	Oracle boosts PeopleSoft takeover bid by two billion dollars (AFP). AFP - Business software giant Oracle Corp. raised the price of its hostile bid for rival PeopleSoft by two billion dollars to 9.4 billion in a last-gasp attempt to win control.
2.	Oracle Ups PeopleSoft Offer to $9.4 Bln (Reuters). Reuters - Software provider Oracle Corp. raised its unsolicited takeover offer for PeopleSoft Inc. on Wednesday by a third to $9.4 billion, signaling its determination to win over PeopleSoft shareholders ahead of a key March vote.
3.	Congress Eyes Internet Fraud Crackdown (washingtonpost.com). washingtonpost.com - Congress is expanding its focus on the growing business of online fraud with the introduction of new legislation that would mandate stiffer sentences for anyone who commits a crime using a Web site registered under a false name.
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4.	Jobs to India -- A Broad Look
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5.	BugTraq: iDEFENSE Security Advisory 02.04.04: GNU Radius Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability. Sender: labs [labs at iDefense dot com]
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6.	Un adolescent puni pour avoir piraté un laboratoire de recherche Américain
7.	Interview with Douglas Dormer - Black Dragon Software
8.	Re: RFC: virus handling
9.	Sun Solaris 'auditd' May Fail to Deliver Error Messages on Hardened Systems

6:35:27 PM

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1.	Spyware cures may cause more harm. A CNET News.com investigation finds that some "spyware killers" install the same type of programs they promise to erase.
2.	AT&T looks for an image makeover. In a $200 million advertising campaign, the company aims to trade in its old Ma Bell look for one more suited to the Internet age.
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3.	Ciena Slides Following Earnings Warning (AP). AP - Shares of Ciena Corp. tumbled 18 percent Wednesday, following an earnings warning from the maker of optical-networking systems.
4.	Oracle Slashes 10g in Mid-Market Bid (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL) is having a storewide sale to lure mid-market customers. It has slashed the price for the entry-level version of its new 10g database software in order to better compete with Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) SQL Server 2000 database. Last week, it announced it had revamped its cost structure for outsourcing.
5.	Good Pocket PC Upgrade Challenges BlackBerry (NewsFactor). NewsFactor - Mobile-messaging firm Good Technology, hoping to broaden its enterprise audience, has launched a new version of the company's GoodLink software system and announced support for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Windows Mobile-based handhelds.
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6.	The Swarmbots Are Coming
7.	Ten Technologies That Refuse to Die
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8.	BugTraq: ZH2004-04SA (security advisory): Multiple Sql Injection Vulnerabilities in ReviewPost PHP Pro. Sender: ZetaLabs [zetalabs at zone-h dot org]
9.	BugTraq: Re: BUG IN APACHE HTTPD SERVER (current version 2.0.47). Sender: André Malo [nd at perlig dot de]
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10.	Wheels fall off CRM bandwagon in UK. Customer relationship mismanagement
11.	Victory for commonsense in nuke lab hacking case. Analysis Two cheers for British Justice
12.	Microsoft teases users with 64-bit XP trial. Software seduction
13.	Merging Hutchison Whampoa. Tech and telecoms converge
14.	Sun finally ships StarOffice for Solaris x86. Open source Office makeover in India
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15.	Interview with Douglas Dormer - Black Dragon Software
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16.	ReviewPost PHP Pro Input Validation Flaw Lets Remote Users Execute SQL Commands
17.	Victory for commonsense in nuke lab hacking case
18.	MS Opens up XP 64 Beta

5:35:08 PM

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1.	HP to bolster utility computing effort with buyouts. The company plans to acquire two makers of systems-management software and add their technologies to its OpenView program, a basic element of HP's Adaptive Enterprise initiative.
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2.	Microsoft Previews 64-Bit Windows XP (PC World). PC World - Users of AMD's processors can test-drive the upcoming OS.
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3.	Software flaw may leave Cisco gear vulnerable. A sofware vulnerability may cause some high-end Cisco Systems Inc. switches and routers with specific configurations to crash, but only under very specific circumstances.
4.	Accounting probe keeps CA under a cloud. NEW YORK - Until the government completes its investigation of Computer Associates International Inc.'s past accounting infractions, the company will continue operating under a cloud, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Sanjay Kumar acknowledged Wednesday during CA's quarterly meeting with analysts.
5.	Microsoft releases public Windows XP beta for Athlon 64. Microsoft Corp. has made a beta version of Windows XP available to the public that runs on desktops or workstations using Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s Athlon 64 or Opteron processors, Microsoft said Wednesday.
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6.	CAN-SPAM Still Failing To Slow Junk Mail
7.	Security Firm Warns Of Holes In Bluetooth Mobiles

4:34:48 PM

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1.	PalmSource reveals new OS plans for cell phones. PalmSource has revealed that it has new plans for its OS line-up. The company appears to be making aggressive moves to get their Operating Systems into a wide variety of cell phones By Matt Woodward.
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2.	Commentary: Capitalizing on IBM's 'on demand'
3.	Janet Jackson's flash dance tops Web search. The pop diva's fashion fiasco during the Super Bowl halftime performance results in record-setting numbers on search engines.
4.	Sun brings StarOffice into desktop Solaris orbit. The company's productivity software, a competitor to Microsoft's Office, debuts on Sun's desktop version of Unix.
5.	Commentary: New, improved Wi-Fi security?
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6.	Oracle: That Your Final Answer? (Reuters). Reuters - Software provider Oracle Corp. (ORCL.O) raised its unsolicited takeover offer for PeopleSoft Inc. (PSFT.O) on Wednesday by a third to $9.4 billion, signaling its determination to win over PeopleSoft shareholders ahead of a key March vote.
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7.	Cory Doctorow Releases 'Eastern Standard Tribe'
8.	Xbox 2 - The Price of Compatibility?
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9.	Knoppix Release Announcement
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10.	Microsoft taunts users with 64-bit XP trial. Software seduction
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11.	MyDoom is most expensive virus yet
12.	W32.Blaster.K.Worm
13.	Re: RFC: virus handling
14.	Re: Symlink Vulnerability in GNU libtool
15.	Re: Fw: phpBB privmsg.php XSS vulnerability patch.
16.	[SECURITY] [DSA 433-1] New Linux 2.4.17 packages fix local root exploit (mips+mipsel)
17.	Re: [Full-Disclosure] smbmount disrupts Windows file sharing.
18.	Re: BUG IN APACHE HTTPD SERVER (current version 2.0.47)
19.	TYPSoft FTP Server 1.10 may be crashed
20.	RE: [Full-Disclosure] smbmount disrupts Windows file sharing.
21.	Re: getting rid of outbreaks and spam (junk) [WAS: Re: RFC: virus handling]
22.	Re: [security] Re: Major hack attack on the U.S. Senate
23.	smbmount disrupts Windows file sharing.
24.	Network Associates Defends NetApp Storage Systems
25.	Exploring Windows 2003 Security: Authorization Manager
26.	Knoppix Release Announcement

3:34:26 PM

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1.	Linux Networx signs new execs
2.	Why 802.11 is underhyped. Venture capitalist J. William Gurley sees parallels in the history of how the x86 architecture and Ethernet unfolded to dominate their respective markets.
3.	Commentary: For downloads, things are looking up. The combination of lawsuits to deter music pirates and well-designed legal download services makes legitimate music downloading one of the fastest-growing digital phenomena ever.
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4.	Tech Stocks Move Lower in Early-Afternoon Trade (Dow Jones). Dow Jones - NEW YORK -- Networking gear stocks dropped Wednesday after a cautious tone from Cisco Systems sparked worries about a rebound in technology spending. Separately, PeopleSoft shares rose after Oracle raised its hostile takeover bid.
5.	Convergys Gets Sprint Workers in IBM Deal (Reuters). Reuters - Convergys Corp. (CVG.N), which provides billing and customer care software and services, said on Wednesday it would take over some of Sprint Corp.'s (FON.N) customer service operations through a deal with IBM, pushing Convergys shares up almost 5 percent.
6.	Niche Internet Retailers Hit Their Stride (AP). AP - Who would have thought that online sites like Zappos.com, which sells $350 designer shoes and other footwear, or Bluenile.com, which sells expensive diamonds, would thrive in the aftermath of the dot-com bust?
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7.	Current Processors Tested With Linux
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8.	HP grabs two more software makers. How to buy an Adaptive Enterprise
9.	EU Commission plots global travel surveillance system. Whatever made you think America was the privacy villain?
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10.	AN.ON wird weiter gefördert
11.	Apache mod_digest Cross Realm Replay Security Issue
12.	Intel to Bridge 64-bit Gap With x86
13.	Nokia, Intel, Others Start Mobile Anti-Piracy Push
14.	Symantec to Roll Out Clientless SSL VPN Gateway
15.	Tech Job Outlook Sizing up Security
16.	eBay/Qualcomm Hacker Pleads Guilty

2:34:06 PM

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1.	Transforming a Macintosh G5 to a PC. Overclockers.com thought it would be funny to transform a Macintosh G5 into a PC. Clearly it was a hoax, but someone forgot to let the Mac community in on the joke. By Matt Woodward.
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2.	Microsoft launches 64-bit preview OS. Athlon 64 and Opteron computer owners can now get a free look at a new version of Windows XP 64-bit Edition.
3.	Sanmina taps into Nortel connections
4.	Linux lab signs up Japan's NTT
5.	Sprint turns to IBM for customer service. The two companies announce a deal that builds on an existing alliance, as Big Blue takes over the management of several Sprint call centers.
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6.	Oracle Offers $9.4 Billion for PeopleSoft (Reuters). Reuters - Software provider Oracle Corp. (ORCL.O) raised its unsolicited takeover offer for PeopleSoft Inc. (PSFT.O) on Wednesday by a third to $9.4 billion, signaling its determination to win over PeopleSoft shareholders ahead of a key March vote.
7.	EU Fighting Yesterday's War Against Microsoft? (Reuters). Reuters - European Union regulators may still be fighting yesterday's antitrust war against Microsoft's Media Player while the software giant marches on to conquer Google.
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8.	Embedded Ethernet and Internet Complete
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9.	How the Linux kernel gets built
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10.	BugTraq: TYPSoft FTP Server 1.10 may be crashed. Sender: intuit bug_hunter [intuit at linuxmail dot org]
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11.	Pentagon Kills LifeLog Project
12.	Travel Privacy Probe Spins Wheels
13.	Elsewhere: Mydoom virus starts to fizzle out
14.	News: Wi-Fi Alliance preps WPA 2 security spec
15.	WORM_AGOBOT.CW
16.	TROJ_ADCLICK.Y
17.	How the Linux kernel gets built

1:33:46 PM

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1.	Top 10 Hard Drives (PC World). PC World - More bytes for your buck.
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2.	Creating A Super-Router (For Free)
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3.	Oracle increases Peoplesoft bid. Oracle raises its offer for rival Peoplesoft to $9.4bn as it tries to win over shareholders of the software firm.
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4.	Rising chip demand spurs UMC's Q4 revenue higher. Boosted by an increase in demand for chips used in communications equipment, contract chip maker United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) saw its fourth-quarter revenue rise 35.3 percent compared to the year-earlier period to NT$23.7 billion (US$694.8 million as of Dec. 31, 2003, the last day of the period reported), the company said Wednesday.
5.	NTT DoCoMo again raises 3G target. TOKYO -- NTT DoCoMo Inc. has hiked by 20 percent the target for the number of subscriptions to its Foma third-generation (3G) telephone service at the end of March this year, the company said Wednesday. The revision comes as a forecast for the period that was made three months ago was met last week.
6.	Update: Hollywood, P-to-P companies back in court. Questions about two copyright cases and two technologies, separated by almostÂ�20 years of technological innovation, dominated an appeals court hearing Tuesday that is pitting peer to peer (P-to-P) file sharing software companies against leading entertainment industry groups.
7.	Trolltech updates Linux app dev framework - Infoworld Staff. Trolltech on Wednesday issued Qt 3.3, its C++ application development framework. ADVERTISEMENT: Get strong 128-bit SSL security for your online business - To secure your servers with 128-bit SSL encryption, download a copy of the free VeriSign Guide, "Securing Your Web site for Business." You'll learn everything you need to know about encrypting e-commerce transactions, securing corporate intranets, and authenticating your Web site.
8.	BT launches network monitoring service. British Telecommunications PLC's (BT) Global Services unit has launched a service to monitor and manage customer's networks, hoping to boost sales in its networking business at the same time.
9.	Oracle increases PeopleSoft bid. Oracle Corp. raised its bid for PeopleSoft Inc. to $26 per share on Wednesday, boosting the all-cash offer's total to $9.4 billion.
10.	HP to acquire Novadigm, Consera. Hewlett Packard Co. (HP) continued its strategy of using acquisitions to augment the HP OpenView management software Wednesday, announcing an agreement to buy two management software companies: Novadigm Inc. of Mahwah, New Jersey, and Consera Software of Bellevue, Washington.
11.	AT&T Wireless: Vodafone hesitant to make call. Whether to spend billions of dollars acquiring a U.S. mobile operator lock, stock and barrel could prove to be one of the hardest calls Arun Sarin, chief executive officer (CEO) of Vodafone Group PLC, may ever have to make.
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12.	Elsewhere: Mydoom virus starts to fizzle out. Figures from mail filtering firm MessageLabs show that the number of copies of the virus being caught everyday are swiftly diminishing. The peak day of infection was 28...
13.	News: Wi-Fi Alliance preps WPA 2 security spec. The Register By Tony Smith [tony dot smith at theregister dot co dot uk]
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14.	BugTraq: Re: RFC: virus handling. Sender: Volker Kuhlmann [list0570 at paradise dot net dot nz]
15.	BugTraq: Re: Fw: phpBB privmsg.php XSS vulnerability patch.. Sender: Truthless [nospam at spamcop dot org]
16.	BugTraq: [SECURITY] [DSA 433-1] New Linux 2.4.17 packages fix local root exploit (mips+mipsel). Sender: [joey at infodrom dot org (Martin Schulze)]
17.	BugTraq: Re: [Full-Disclosure] smbmount disrupts Windows file sharing.. Sender: Daniel Kabs [ML] [dkabs at mobotix dot com]
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18.	Oracle hikes Peoplesoft bid to $9.4bn. Upping the ante
19.	Foundry beefs up high-end Gig switches. Gigabit over copper driving recovery
20.	El Reg gets experimental at Orange launch. Rare case of press refusing free lunch
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21.	Debian: kernel Privilage escalation MIPS patch
22.	Fedora update for mod_python
23.	Fedora update for mod_python

12:33:26 PM

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1.	Oblix buys into Web services management. The maker of identity management software plans to acquire Web services management start-up Confluent Software, accelerating consolidation in the marketplace, CNET News.com has learned.
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2.	Oracle Raises Takeover Bid for PeopleSoft. Oracle upped its hostile takeover bid for rival PeopleSoft by 33 percent to $26 per share, setting the stage for more high-stakes drama in the high-tech soap opera. By The Associated Press.
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3.	Shares in Cisco Fall on Global Outlook (AP). AP - Cisco Systems Inc. posted second-quarter profits and revenues that exceeded Wall Street's expectations as businesses loosened their purse strings and increased spending on networking equipment.
4.	DoCoMo profits driven by strength in 3G (FT.com). FT.com - NTT DoCoMo on Wednesday reported a group net profit in the third quarter as Japan's largest mobile phone group shifted more customers to its third-generation wireless service, cut costs and scaled back its global ambitions.
5.	Store Anything: Hard Facts on Hard Drives (PC World). PC World - With music, photos, and home videos now digital, you can't afford to scrimp on PC disk capacity. Here's how to keep ahead of the tidal wave.
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6.	Armoring Spam Against Anti-Spam Filters
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7.	BSkyB finance chief Stewart quits. BSkyB loses its chief financial officer Martin Stewart just three months after James Murdoch took over the helm.
8.	Mydoom virus starts to fizzle out. After a week of trouble the Mydoom virus is starting to fade away
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9.	Secure programmer: Countering buffer overflows
10.	Fedora: etherial Denial of service vulnerability
11.	Debian: kernel Privilage escalation MIPS patch
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12.	Wheels fall of CRM bandwagon in UK. Customer relationship mismanagement
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13.	Tackling the secure web mail challenge
14.	EC draws line in spam sand
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15.	Elsewhere: IT regulations may weaken security
16.	Elsewhere: Microsoft stands up to MyDoom
17.	Battered by Worm, SCO Opens New Web Site
18.	Computer Virus Is Said to Be Waning
19.	Faster Net Hookups Speed-Up Bug Outbreaks?
20.	New Vpn Gateway Revealed from Symantec
21.	New Security Features For Windows
22.	Tackling the secure web mail challenge
23.	EC draws line in spam sand
24.	Secure programmer: Countering buffer overflows

11:33:06 AM

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1.	The fallacy about patents. Raw numbers may impress, but IBM's Nicholas Donofrio says the focus should instead be on the application of invention as a meaningful measure of success.
2.	Oracle raises PeopleSoft bid--again. The database maker increases its offer for rival PeopleSoft to $26 per share and extends the offer's window by another month, to mid-March.
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3.	IBM to Take Over Some Sprint Call Centers (AP). AP - IBM Business Consulting Services will take over management of some of Sprint Corp.'s call centers across the country, Sprint announced Wednesday.
4.	Good Expands Microsoft's Wireless E-Mail (AP). AP - Upstart Good Technology Inc. announced Tuesday a deal to extend its corporate wireless e-mail service to handhelds based on Microsoft Corp.'s Pocket PC operating system, stepping up the competition in the heated mobile market.
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5.	Meet Linux Kernel 2.6.2, 'Feisty Dunnart'
6.	A Brief History of the Space Station
7.	DARPA Funds Internet Tracking Scheme
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8.	Teen "hacker" triggered nuclear terrorism alert
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9.	Elsewhere: IT regulations may weaken security. Tightening global IT regulations may actually weaken IT security, delegates at the UK's first Homeland Security conference heard this week. New legislation in the US, an...
10.	Elsewhere: Microsoft stands up to MyDoom. Microsoft has resisted a distributed denial of service attack launched against its website by the MyDoom.B worm. The attack was due to hit www.microsoft.com at 13:00GMT o...
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11.	Orange pushes try-before-you-buy. Helping Brits overcome 'innovation inertia'
12.	Grokster, Morpheus face MPAA in appeals court. Want P2Pers to filter out copyright material
13.	02 notches up 20m punters. ARPU rising
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14.	L'auteur de Mydoom signe son virus
15.	Kundendaten außer Kontrolle?
16.	Linley's Dungeon Crawl Environment Variable Handling Buffer Overflows
17.	Linley's Dungeon Crawl Environment Variable Handling Buffer Overflows
18.	Debian update for crawl
19.	Debian update for crawl

10:32:47 AM

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1.	Oracle Hikes Its Offer for PeopleSoft (Reuters). Reuters - Software provider Oracle Corp. (ORCL.O) on Wednesday said it raised its unsolicited takeover offer for rival PeopleSoft Inc. (PSFT.O) to $26 per share, setting the stage for a contentious shareholder battle at PeopleSoft's March 25 annual meeting.
2.	Oracle Raises Bid for PeopleSoft Takeover (AP). AP - Business software maker Oracle Corp. raised its hostile takeover bid for rival PeopleSoft Inc. by 33 percent to $26 per share Wednesday, setting the stage for more high-stakes drama in the high-tech soap opera.
3.	Post's Web Site Will Seek More Information on Visitors (washingtonpost.com). washingtonpost.com - The Washington Post's online operation, washingtonpost.com, yesterday said it would require visitors to register and provide information about their job status to view most of the Web site.
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4.	IT regulations may weaken security
5.	Interview with Douglas Dormer
6.	New security features for Windows
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7.	Gratis Microsoft security posters
8.	Why You Should Encrypt. Now.
9.	Information Warfare Available for Free Download
10.	National Cyber Alert System Unveiled
11.	Cisco, l'équipementier télécom et réseau confirme un début de reprise
12.	Microsoft stands up to MyDoom
13.	IT regulations may weaken security
14.	Interview with Douglas Dormer
15.	New security features for Windows
16.	Linux Kernel R128 Direct Render Infrastructure Privilege Escalation
17.	Linux Kernel R128 Direct Render Infrastructure Privilege Escalation
18.	Red Hat update for kernel
19.	Red Hat update for kernel
20.	ReviewPost PHP Pro SQL Injection Vulnerability
21.	ReviewPost PHP Pro SQL Injection Vulnerability

9:32:28 AM

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1.	Worth the weight: Testing the 20-inch iMac (USATODAY.com). USATODAY.com - When the original pear-shaped, bondi blue iMac first reached these shores in August of 1998, I had no clue how successful it might be commercially, but I could see it had plenty of potential for bringing Apple to the attention of curious shoppers. In fact, many credit the iMac with saving Apple, restoring its image of creativity.
2.	The importance of sales for entrepreneurs (USATODAY.com). USATODAY.com - The sales function is often under appreciated and overlooked in its importance to the success of any enterprise. This is especially true in consumer products - particularly commodity-based products that have little to differentiate themselves and that are marketed through third parties, such as brokers and direct store door (dsd) distributors. If you're an entrepreneur getting into such a business, you need a dedicated, motivated sales force to make a difference and drive success.
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3.	How to make spam unstoppable. A researcher has found a way to get past the filters many people use to stop junk mail reaching their inbox.
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4.	UMC beats Q4 forecasts. Foundry business picks up
5.	Wi-Fi Alliance preps WPA 2 security spec. Full 802.11i coming at last?
6.	Swisscom to connect UK Premier Lodge hotels. 140 sites
7.	Sewer broadband idea floated again. Scottish Water to pilot project
8.	BPI forces CD Wow to drop price surcharge claims. Undertaking to court
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9.	Privacy in gevaar door Matrix plan
10.	Geen eer in het auditten van security lekken
11.	4 Feb W32/Agobot-CS
12.	X-Cart Multiple Vulnerabilities
13.	X-Cart Multiple Vulnerabilities
14.	BugPort Sensitive Information Exposure
15.	BugPort Sensitive Information Exposure
16.	Ñóäüáà íå îáîøëà è Microsoft
17.	Ñòóäåíòû ñìîòðåëè ìðà÷íî

8:32:06 AM

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1.	Sprint, IBM in Customer Service Deal (Reuters). Reuters - Sprint Corp (FON.N) said on Wednesday it signed a five-year deal for International Business Machines Co (IBM.N) to take over management of the telephone company's existing vendor operated call centers.
2.	Oracle: Asia Customers Wary on Bird Flu (Reuters). Reuters - Oracle Corp., the world's second-largest software maker, said on Wednesday while customer activity in Asia had improved, spending remained cautious on worries over the spread of bird flu.
3.	New software challenges BlackBerry (SiliconValley.com). SiliconValley.com - The BlackBerry's competition just got tougher, thanks to new wireless e-mail software from Good Technology.
4.	Bowl Sponsor AOL Seeks Refund (Reuters). Reuters - The controversial Super Bowl halftime show, in which Janet Jackson bared a breast to the chagrin of the NFL, CBS and show producer MTV, has touched the world's largest Internet service.
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5.	UMC Q4 fuels full-year income rise of 200%. Foundry business picks up
6.	Wi-Fi Alliance preps WPA 2 security spec.. Full 802.11i coming at last?
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7.	Kan anti-virus software bedrijven beschermen?
8.	Denial of Service lek in Cisco 6000/6500/7600 series
9.	Review Smoothwall Express 2.0 Final
10.	Introductie van Nessus; Het analyseren van rapporten
11.	Netscreen et WatchGuard offrent à leur tour des boitiers multifonction
12.	New security features for Windows
13.	Web Crossing "Content-Length" Header Denial of Service Vulnerability
14.	Web Crossing "Content-Length" Header Denial of Service Vulnerability
15.	Correctif cumulatif (832894) pour Internet Explorer

7:31:46 AM

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1.	Sprint starts at home (TheDeal.com). TheDeal.com - At issue is the potential recombination of the company's FON and PCS tracking stocks for its wireline and wireless divisions.
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2.	Tickets For The World's Biggest Computer Party
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3.	Vulnerabilities: Suidperl Unspecified Information Disclosure Vulnerability. SuidPerl is the Perl interpreter for setuid Perl scripts. It is included with distributions of the Perl package and is available for Linux and Unix variant operating envi...
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4.	ATI touts mobile chip's low-k technology. Mobility Radeon 9700 launched
5.	Tiscali racks up 1m broadband users. Crossing the threshold
6.	No prizes for playing games with Bluetooth?. Substituting micro-moments of boredom
7.	Prescott offers 'indiscernible gains' over Athlon XP. Intel must do better - analyst
8.	Cisco's profits drop even as sales rise. Swings and roundabouts
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9.	Europe Catches Mars Fever. The European Space Agency details plans to fly to the moon by 2025 and to Mars by 2035. Says a space agency project manager, 'This is the most exciting space adventure.'
10.	Microsoft 1, MyDoom.B 0. The software giant fights off an attack designed to cripple its website. But a security expert warns that the virus could be just a taste of malicious code to come.
11.	Gadgetry With Cars Attached. The latest cars are packed with so many cool gadgets that the actual driving seems almost secondary. Also, Lexus tries to give the SUV a friendlier image. John Gartner reports from the Philadelphia International Auto Show.
12.	The Man Behind the Bucks at GE. Nanotech? Check. Molecular medicine? Got it. General Electric's Jeff Immelt is building the future, one billion-dollar business at a time. A Wired magazine Q & #038;A by Spencer Reiss.
13.	Pentagon Kills LifeLog Project. The experiment designed to record absolutely everything a person sees, reads, buys or does in daily life is dead. But relieved civil libertarians remain wary, worried that the government may perform data-mining projects elsewhere. By Noah Shachtman.
14.	Travel Privacy Probe Spins Wheels. Agencies involved in the transfer of airline passenger data to the government fail to cough up documents, and a promised report is long overdue. By Ryan Singel.
15.	Create a Hoax, Earn Damnation. A harmless little joke about turning a shiny new Power Mac G5 into a PC unleashed a torrent of bad tidings, including death threats. By Leander Kahney.
16.	Politicos React to Wave of Smut. Racy TV and radio antics -- Janet Jackson's Super Bowl exhibition being the latest example -- drive lawmakers to draft bills to curb on-air indecency. Surely it's just a coincidence that it's an election year. By Randy Dotinga.
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17.	Review: Smoothwall Express 2.0 Final
18.	Nessus, part 3: analysing reports
19.	Review: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
20.	Heckenkamp pleads guilty
21.	Payback time for spammers
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22.	Microsoft tool om verborgen Word data te verwijderen
23.	Website Microsoft bestand tegen MyDoom aanvallen
24.	Les téléphones mobiles asiatiques sont de plus en plus touchés par le spam via SMS
25.	WORM_AGOBOT.CP
26.	Teenager sentenced for computer hacking
27.	Linux security site abandoned
28.	Microsoft site appears to weather worm attack
29.	Review: Smoothwall Express 2.0 Final
30.	Nessus, part 3: analysing reports
31.	Review: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
32.	Heckenkamp pleads guilty
33.	Payback time for spammers

6:31:26 AM

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1.	Microsoft dodges Mydoom. The Mydoom virus outbreak is slowly being brought under control, as infected PCs are found and cleaned up.
2.	Tech giants to 'do more' for workers. A critical report into worker conditions in developing countries is described as a wake-up call by computer giant Dell.
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3.	Teenager sentenced for computer hacking
4.	Linux security site abandoned
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5.	EMC remembers to upgrade hardware line. Software only goes so far
6.	Good spreads sync goodness to Pocket PC. Why can't everyone do wireless email like this?
7.	Iliad soars on Paris bourse debut. Europe in Brief
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8.	Microsoft Deflects Mydoom Attack
9.	Cisco 6000/6500/7600 Series Denial of Service Vulnerability
10.	The Cleaner Database v3474
11.	Norton AntiVirus Virus Definitions February 3, 2004
12.	Trend Micro Pattern File February 3, 2004
13.	W32.Novarg.A@mm Removal Tool 1.05.0
14.	Angriff von Mydoom.B gegen Microsoft läuft ins Leere
15.	Crawl Environment Variable Buffer Overflow May Let Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges
16.	Thierry Siouffi (LogicaCMG)�: «�L'infogérance doit représenter 30�% des revenus du groupe en 2005�»

5:30:17 AM

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1.	Dilbert for 04 Feb 2004.
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2.	KT Corp.'s profit down sharply in fourth quarter (AFP). AFP - KT Corp., South Korea's biggest fixed-line and broadband service provider, fourth quarter earnings plunged 87.9 percent from a year ago when the figures were distorted by one-off gains.
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3.	Cisco profits drop as sales rise. Technology heavyweight Cisco Systems paints a mixed picture for investors about the strength of an economic recovery
4.	MM02 sees customer numbers surge. The mobile phone company adds an extra 855,000 subscribers in the three months to December, and sees customer revenues rise.
5.	Tamagotchi reborn as an adult. Japanese toy firm Bandai is to relaunch Tamagotchi but the new version of the egg shaped robot will be able to marry and have babies.
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6.	PalmSource chief outlines twin-track OS strategy. Tablet PC a 'disaster', says CEO
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7.	Les Commentaires Include File Flaws Permit Remote Command Execution
8.	GBook Input Validation Flaws Let Remote Users Conduct Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
9.	Tunez Multiple Input Validation Flaws Permit Remote SQL Injection
10.	Visa sluit criminele nep-websites

4:30:07 AM

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1.	Cisco's Results Add Evidence of a Recovery for Technology. Cisco, the leading Internet equipment maker, reported fiscal second-quarter earnings that slightly exceeded expectations. By Laurie J. Flynn.
2.	PalmSource to Hatch New Operating System Strategy. The company plans to announce next week a revamped strategy designed to get its operating system included on a broader array of cell phones, including lower-priced models. By Ina Fried, Staff Writer, Cnet News.com.
3.	Outsourcing Helps World Economy Say Experts at Conference. Outsourcing information technology-related jobs to developing countries such as India will boost competitiveness and slash costs, experts at a conference said. By The Associated Press.
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4.	Talking With 2.0 Kernel Maintainer David Weinehall
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5.	Re: RFC: content-filter and AV notifications (Was: Re: RFC: virus handling)
6.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
7.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
8.	Sandblad #12: Inject javascript url in history list (revisited)
9.	Re: RFC: virus handling
10.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
11.	Re: RFC: virus handling
12.	Basic use of pthreads
13.	RE: CoDeX-W0rm - what happened here?
14.	Re: CoDeX-W0rm - what happened here?
15.	RE: RFC: virus handling
16.	RE: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
17.	Decompression Bombs
18.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
19.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
20.	Re: http://www.smashguard.org
21.	RE: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
22.	Web Crossing 4.x/5.x Denial of Service Vulnerability
23.	Re: Major hack attack on the U.S. Senate
24.	RE: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
25.	Re: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs
26.	RE: MS to stop allowing passwords in URLs (Summary)
27.	Re: Major hack attack on the U.S. Senate
28.	RE: Major hack attack on the U.S. Senate
29.	Multiple Vulnerabilities in PHPX
30.	Re: Technical Details of Urlcount.cgi Vulnerability
31.	BKDR_RAPET.A
32.	phpMyAdmin 'export.php' Input Validation Hole Discloses Files to Remote Users
33.	Web Crossing Can Be Crashed By Remote Users Sending Malformed Content-Length Values
34.	Chaser Game Can Be Crashed By Remote Users

3:29:46 AM

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1.	Taiwan's notebook PC shipments hit record 8.2 mln units in 4th quarter (AFP). AFP - Taiwan shipments of notebook PCs set a record 8.2 million units in the fourth quarter of 2003, up 68.4 percent year-on-year on the back of holiday demand and the replacement of desktop computers, a market researcher says.
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2.	BugTraq: Multiple Vulnerabilities in PHPX. Sender: [mantra at lkm-zx dot net]
3.	BugTraq: Re: Technical Details of Urlcount.cgi Vulnerability. Sender: Tom Hanlin [tom at powerbasic dot com]
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4.	Microsoft deflecting Mydoom.B DoS attack
5.	Microsoft patches Internet Explorer flaws
6.	Mydoom a taste of viruses to come, says security expert
7.	Red Hat: kernel Multiple vulnerabilities
8.	Customer Highlights and Technology Innovation Fact Sheet: Fiscal Year 2004 Second Quarter
9.	BugPort Discloses Configuration Settings to Remote Users
10.	X-Cart Input Validation Flaws Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Commands and View Files
11.	U.K. teenager sentenced for hacking U.S. research lab
12.	Thierry Siouffi (LogicaCMG France)�: «�L'infogérance doit représenter 30�% des revenus du groupe en 2005�»
13.	MyDoom.A Timeline, MyDoom.B DDoS a Non-Event
14.	NO RADIO SHOWS THIS WEEK

2:29:26 AM

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1.	Plain Old Cell Phones Fading Away in U.S. (Reuters). Reuters - As a fashion color, gray is the new black, thin batteries are in and you're not in vogue if you don't have the latest ringtone.
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2.	These sumo-wrestling robots look really cool. I wonder if they're made from kits.
3.	Party Updates is a stream of security updates for obsolete versions of Red Hat Linux. (As I predicted.)
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4.	Nessus, Part 3: Analysing Reports
5.	TROJ_SCKEYLOG.B
6.	Too Hot of a Potato: A Citizen Soldier's Encounter With The Polygraph
7.	Microsoft deflecting Mydoom.B DoS attack
8.	Microsoft patches Internet Explorer flaws
9.	Mydoom a taste of viruses to come, says security expert

1:29:06 AM

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1.	Eastern Standard Tribe has launched!. My second novel, Eastern Standard Tribe starts shipping today -- it should be showing up in bookstores any day now. As with Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, my first novel, I've made the whole text of the novel available as a free download in a variety of open, standards-defined formats, under the terms of a Creative Commons license -- and I've written a short essay explaining why I've done it: in a nutshell, this worked really well for my first book, and I'd be crazy not to repeat the experiment with my second novel. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it. Link
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2.	Europe Joins Race To Send Humans To Mars
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3.	Update: Cisco beats Q2 earnings estimates. Heralding improvement in the global economy, Cisco Systems Inc. on Tuesday reported $1.3 billion net income or $0.18 earnings per share for the second quarter of its 2004 fiscal year, compared to $991 million or $0.14 per share in the same quarter of 2003.
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4.	BKDR_GETOFF.A
5.	TROJ_GETFUND.A

12:20:26 AM