 PC World |
Norway mobilizes against IE 6
Register Norwegian web sites are campaigning to have users dump Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 for a modern browser. Two of the country's three largest newspapers as well as local newspapers, search engines and ISPs, the Yellow Pages, and other communities … Photo Gallery: 'NCIS' 02/24/2009 AllYourTV.com Help and Technical Support New Zealand Herald all 19 news articles |
 ABC News |
Facebook Privacy Row: Insider's Story
Techtree.com In a recent telephonic interview with The Age, Facebook's chief privacy officer, Chris Kelly, revealed that the "entire story was a beat-up and Facebook never intended to use people's personal information outside of the site". Privacy law call in Facebook row BBC News Facebook's Privacy Flap: What Really Went Down PC World The Tech Herald – The Age – Washington Post – InformationWeek all 1,830 news articles |
 Inquirer |
Mozilla, Skype join iPhone jailbreak fight
Register Skype and Mozilla have thrown their weight behind the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) in that digital-freedom organization's fight to loosen the Digital Millenium Copyright Act's (DMCA) restrictions on iPhone jailbreaking. Mozilla backs EFF in iPhone jailbreak support CNET News mocoNews.net – Skype And Mozilla Petition For IPhone 'Jailbreaking … Washington Post Computerworld – Electronista – Inquirer – Apple Insider all 88 news articles Langue : Français |
 PC World |
Norway mobilizes against IE 6
Register Norwegian web sites are campaigning to have users dump Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 for a modern browser. Two of the country's three largest newspapers as well as local newspapers, search engines and ISPs, the Yellow Pages, and other communities … Photo Gallery: 'NCIS' 02/24/2009 AllYourTV.com Help and Technical Support New Zealand Herald all 18 news articles |
 CBC.ca |
Facebook privacy story a beat-up
The Age Facebook's chief privacy officer has spoken out defending the company's controversial decision to change its terms of use, saying the entire story was a beat-up and Facebook never intended to use people's personal information outside of the site. Privacy law call in Facebook row BBC News Facebook's Privacy Flap: What Really Went Down PC World The Tech Herald – Washington Post – InformationWeek – guardian.co.uk all 1,838 news articles |
 ITProPortal |
Mozilla, Skype join iPhone jailbreak fight
Register Skype and Mozilla have thrown their weight behind the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) in that digital-freedom organization's fight to loosen the Digital Millenium Copyright Act's (DMCA) restrictions on iPhone jailbreaking. Mozilla backs EFF in iPhone jailbreak support CNET News mocoNews.net – Skype And Mozilla Petition For IPhone 'Jailbreaking … Washington Post Electronista – Computerworld – Apple Insider – Macworld all 47 news articles Langue : Français |
 PC World |
Norway mobilizes against IE 6
Register Norwegian web sites are campaigning to have users dump Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 for a modern browser. Two of the country's three largest newspapers as well as local newspapers, search engines and ISPs, the Yellow Pages, and other communities … Photo Gallery: 'NCIS' 02/24/2009 AllYourTV.com Help and Technical Support New Zealand Herald all 18 news articles |
 ABC News |
Facebook privacy story a beat-up
The Age Facebook's chief privacy officer has spoken out defending the company's controversial decision to change its terms of use, saying the entire story was a beat-up and Facebook never intended to use people's personal information outside of the site. Privacy law call in Facebook row BBC News Privacy complaints force Facebook to backtrack on service changes The Tech Herald PC World – InformationWeek – Washington Post – New Scientist all 1,788 news articles |
BobB-nw writes “Dan Kaminsky, who for years was ambivalent about securing DNS, has become an ardent supporter of DNS Security Extensions. Speaking at the Black Hat DC 2009 conference Thursday, the prominent security researcher told the audience that the lack of DNS security not only makes the Internet vulnerable, but is also crippling the scalability of important security technologies. “DNS is pretty much our only way to scale systems across organizational boundaries, and because it is insecure it’s infecting everything else that uses” DNS, the fundamental Internet protocol that provides an IP address for a given domain name, said Kaminsky, director of penetration testing at IOActive. ‘The only group that has actually avoided DNS because it’s insecure are security technologies, and therefore those technologies aren’t scaling.'”
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Mozilla, Skype line up to support jailbreaking
Electronista Two prominent companies, Mozilla and Skype, have joined in opposition to Apple's stance on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Mozilla backs EFF in iPhone jailbreak support CNET News Mozilla, Skype join iPhone jailbreak fight Register Computerworld – Macworld – Apple Insider – TechSpot all 43 news articles Langue : Français |
