High-Risk RealPlayer Hole Patched
Digital media delivery outfit RealNetworks Inc. on Wednesday released patches for a high-risk security flaw in several versions of its widely deployed RealPlayer software. Add comment
Digital media delivery outfit RealNetworks Inc. on Wednesday released patches for a high-risk security flaw in several versions of its widely deployed RealPlayer software. Add comment
Google Inc. is experimenting with a new feature that enables the users of its online search engine to see all of their past search requests and results, creating a computer peephole that could prove as embarrassing as it is helpful. Add comment
[url=http://www.theinquirer.net]The Inquirer[/url] reports that AMD is set to release their first batch of Athlon 64 X2's tomorrow. Add comment
The guy's over at [url=http://www.hardwareoc.hu]HardWareOC[/url] have got their hands on ATI's latest GPU Roadmap. Add comment
[url=http://pc.gamespy.com]GameSpy[/url] have put up a preview article looking at the upcoming PC game 'Call of Duty 2'. Add comment
The latest monthly update from National Statistics shows the market share for broadband connections is continuing to increase in the UK, currently sitting at 43%. Add comment
Symantec have made available a Beta version of their upcoming NIS 2005 AntiSpyware Edition software. Add comment
A new Sober worm variant is tricking users into opening an attachment with persuasive messages in English and Germany. Add comment
Servers running PHP are vulnerable to a number of serious security exploits, including some which could allow an attacker to execute malicious code, as well as denial-of-service exploits, according to the PHP Group. Add comment
A Northwestern University team of materials chemists report a breakthrough in the race to find the right materials for producing cost-effective, high-performance plastic electronics. Add comment
Verizon customers in 13 states can drop their wireline phone service while retaining their broadband connection, a spokeswoman for the regional telecom said. Add comment
U.S. Sen. George Allen continued his assault on Internet taxes today, proposing legislation to permanently ban taxes on Internet connections. Add comment
Online retailers are about to get a lot more secure--if they want to continue doing business and accept credit cards, that is. Add comment
Detector groups at the Brookhaven National Laboratory have discovered a new state of matter that is hot and dense and appears to be a "nearly perfect" liquid. Add comment
The first reports from users installing Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 are in. And as was the case with its client counterpart—Windows XP Service Pack 2—the latest Windows Server service pack breaks several key Microsoft and third-party applications. Add comment
Intel this week announced the availability of its first WiMax product, giving that much more credence to the nascent wireless protocol. But analysts caution that the technology is still more marketing hype than reality. Add comment
Microsoft Corp. launched a 15-month advertising campaign on Monday to boost sales of the Windows XP operating system, while the world's largest software maker prepares its next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn. Add comment
Opera Software today released Opera 8.0 which adds anti-phishing measures and voice recognition. Add comment
Company's first anime release will sell in Japan on both PSP-compatible media and DVD in one package. Add comment
Former retail rivals to merge in $1.44 billion deal; new company will be biggest game-store chain in America. Add comment
File this under the "holy friggin' crap" category... Add comment
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