A widespread spam campaign promises cash in exchange for completing a McDonald's customer satisfaction survey, says Sophos.
The site takes over eBay's second place ranking in the list of organisations most often attacked by phishers.
The company presented Toshiba Places, its Web-based content and services portal, at IFA, in Berlin.
In this World Wide Wrap: Server glitch delays EPL transfer, India demands locally-based servers, and power outage disrupts library services.
Wits Foundation, Cansa and Habitat for Humanity SA take top honours for excelling in online fundraising.
South African online shoppers do their purchases mainly on local sites, says Synovate.
A new entrant steals the march on established undersea cable operators, with plans to build a link between Angola and Brazil.
New authorisation rules and URL wrapping are on the cards for the microblogging service.
In today's technology roundup: Apple unveils MySpace challenger, FCC delays Net neutrality rules, Feds crack phone clone scam, and Microsoft ad warns of VMware 'lock-in'.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT could use self-service - Gartner, Revol unveils self-service solution, and PO gets self-service kiosks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco to buy out ExtendMedia, Web content management booms, and congress library gets CM services.
The version includes advanced filtering to help organisations reduce storage overheads as they migrate to new archive platforms. [Local rep: Soarsoft Africa]
The ISP extends its Free Calls Beta service to Skype but adds a 15-minute call limit.