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  Major fix to DNS vulnerability impacts Windows, Debian

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 11:57pm CEST

  A very serious flaw in the Internet's DNS servers may have been ripe for a significant exploit, though a familiar security researcher might have sounded the alarm just in time. Now, Microsoft and Linux vendors are responding urgently.
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  PayPal, Google team in anti-phishing initiative

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 11:46pm CEST

  With phishing attacks and fraudulent e-mails still slipping through Google Gmail's security walls, the Mountain View-based company plans to work with eBay and its PayPal unit in an effort to protect e-mail users.
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  Sprint's answer to its troubles: better customer service

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 11:20pm CEST

  With its customers increasingly churning to competitors, its executives leaving, and its reputation for poor service, Sprint needs to do something. Now, its new CEO suggests a focus on the customer.
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  Face it, mobile TV doesn't need the set any more

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 11:11pm CEST

  A recent LA Times article is already mourning the loss of battery-powered handheld mini televisions, although the future of mobile television actually appears brighter than ever.
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  Dawn finally nears for JBoss AS 5.0 application server

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 11:07pm CEST

  After three years of work, Red Hat has finally completed the first -- but probably not the final -- release candidate of JBoss Application Server (AS) 5.0, a long delayed Java-based product built around a "Lego block" approach.
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  Microsoft to host 'Deskless Worker' entry-level Web services

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 9:58pm CEST

  When Microsoft announced in March it would be marketing its own hosting services for Exchange and SharePoint, some wondered how the company could successfully compete with itself? Today, it provided the answer.
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  Google adds fuel to Canada's BitTorrent throttling fracas

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 9:23pm CEST

  This week, Google jumped into the battle against Bell Canada's anti-BitTorrent practices, this time through the country's equivalent of the FCC, and on different legal grounds than privacy advocates.
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  Google continues to mete out privacy features

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 9:18pm CEST

  Another minor privacy upgrade to Google came yesterday afternoon to Gmail, the ability to check activity in the user's mailbox.
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  Television is king, although younger viewers turn to the Web

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 9:14pm CEST

  The stereotypical picture of senior citizens spending their days in front of the television is not far off from the truth, although the nation's youth is increasingly turning to the Internet, Nielsen finds.
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  Amazon introduces a deferred payment option

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 7:38pm CEST

  Amazon.com has rolled out deferred billing as an option to customers, realizing an agreement made with Bill Me Later in the beginning of 2008.
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  Alcatel-Lucent looks to collect from Microsoft

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 7:35pm CEST

  The telecommunications company presented arguments at the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, asking for a $1.52 judgment against Microsoft to be reinstated.
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  Apple's .Mac to transition to MobileMe on Wednesday

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 5:57pm CEST

  Two days ahead of its release of the iPhone 2.0 software, Apple said it would debut its new online service for sychronized e-mail, calendars, and resource sharing.
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  Google releases its data encoding format to compete with XML

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 5:53pm CEST

  In an effort to solve the bulk and time-consumption problem when encoding large databases, Google developed its own alternative to XML. Yesterday, the company began evangelizing others to use it as an alternative to the industry standard.
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  Sony re-releases its problematic PS3 firmware update

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 5:42pm CEST

  Last week, Sony pulled its PlayStation 3 firmware upgrade (v2.40) after users began to report that it "bricked" their consoles. An updated update has been made available.
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  Pioneer to enter consumer Blu-ray disc recorder market

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 5:38pm CEST

  Pioneer Corp. plans to launch a Blu-ray disc recorder in Japan by early next year, making the company the seventh Japanese vendor to step into this market.
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  When can copyrighted content be used in online videos?

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 12:46am CEST

  With more videos turning up on the Web, how should "fair use" -- an element of copyright law first developed for the printed word -- best be applied within this emerging medium? That's the subject of a Ford Foundation-funded study.
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  Fourteen states' attorneys general join opposition to XM + Sirius

  Publié: juillet 8, 2008, 12:26am CEST

  If the merger must go through, a group of states' legal leaders now contend, then at the very least, the FCC could mandate that the merged Sirius publish its specifications for interoperable receivers as open source.