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Hackers were busy this weekend, coincidentally at the same time 3000 of them gathered in the Netherlands the "What the Hack" convention.…
Incensed by the networking company's hostile treatment of former ISS researcher Michael Lynn, several hackers now seek to find new flaws in Cisco's software.
The Vista name for Microsoft's next-generation operating system has drawn the ire of groups supporting Veterans Administration software.
Enterprise speech application company, TuVox announced the certification of IBM WebSphere Voice Server and IBM WebSphere Application Server for its conversational speech applications.
Web services are revolutionizing the Internet by enabling applications to speak a common language: XML. While Web services technology enables the execution of remote functions, it does not provide a robust infrastructure for handling information.
Claria, the company that is known for their adware, which produces annoying pop-up ads that are based on the user's web surfing habits, is apparently trying to become more respectable.
