In today's technology roundup: Social networking to replace e-mail, iPhone vulnerable to remote attack on SSL, pressure mounts to phase out IE6, and Twitter resets user passwords.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google cancels free airport WiFi, AT&T improves networks, and Netgear unveils UTM for SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Buy Twitter followers on eBay, Amazon agrees to higher e-book pricing, and payment fraud targets online VARs.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle reassures free software movement, Firefox attack wreaks havoc on IRC, UK taxpayers warned on scam, and cable modem hacker faces 40 years.
The ISG will train students to become part of a computer security incident response team.
In today's technology roundup: iPad searches lead to malware, IBM boasts hundreds of Sun migrations, critical infrastructure execs fear China, and laser fusion raises energy hopes.
Web Appliance 2.0 and Email Appliance 3.0 protects businesses from viruses, network and data threats.
IT security will be severely compromised leading up to the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
In today's technology roundup: Oil firms hit by 'state' cyber attacks, opposition attacks ID cards, iPhone cracker hacks PlayStation 3, and AMD unveils budget chips.
Many users select short and simple passwords, leaving them open to cyber attacks, a new study finds.
Biometrics use in the workplace is on the increase, but legal gaps mean employers have to tread carefully, says a law firm.
In today's technology roundup: AT&T resolves security glitch, Versace plans fashion cellphone, Intel eyes home energy management, and Bill Gates now on Twitter.
In today's technology roundup: France, Germany warn against IE, Facebook vulnerable to clickjacking, mobile app revenue soars, and Palestinian hackers deface Jewish Chronicle.