In today's technology roundup: Chipmakers fined for price-fixing, German cyber crime forum hacked, Google tries to push Web forward, and US DNA database to expand.
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The camera is ideal for secure monitoring of buildings, parking lots, offices, schools or homes, says distributor Esquire Technologies.
Physicists at the University of Toronto have successfully attacked a commercial quantum cryptography system for the first time, says ISG Africa.
Complaints from people who have been phished have doubled, says the banking services ombudsman.
In today's technology roundup: YouTube streams 2bn videos daily, EU maps IT growth, Hotmail upgrade targets Gmail and Yahoo, Microsoft sues Salesforce.com, and Shatner to star in Twitter-inspired show.
St John's College has moved to eSafe Mail Security Gateway, supplied and installed by Magix Integration.
Many new attack techniques, and ones in circulation for some time, have not been fixed.
The bank offers free software to customers in a bid to cut down on money stolen through the online scams.
In today's technology roundup: Hack attacks mounted on car systems, MySpace promises users simpler privacy settings, UK border security flags 48 000, and Google, Intel to ink 'smart TV' deal?
Preventing malicious actions is more important than preventing malicious code, says security researcher.
Hardware hacking is as prevalent as software hacking, only with far less attention.
Banks continuously add checks and balances to their online security strategies, often at the expense of usability.