Sophos says the Hungarian Zafi computer worm accounted for almost a third of all viruses in June. [Local Sophos rep: Netxactics]
The small to medium enterprise (SME) market is still relatively untapped, says Gary Sweidan, director of DataPro.
In today`s technology roundup: Trojan threatens banks, new search tool for MSN, recommendations for e-voting, and Sun and Nokia debut new game phone.
Gauteng`s Blue Catalyst online initiative has taken off, with viable businesses already in the pipeline.
Internet service provider Storm will use new products to navigate the South African consumer Internet market.
Several new anti-Sentech Web sites have been launched to complain about access speeds and service levels.
MCI is leveraging its Digex capabilities to help businesses drive efficiencies.
Read today`s snippets: Microsoft opens its CE source code, LGI expands Motorola service in SA, and AOL buys Net advertiser.
A group of young people have decided to try to do something about the digital divide in SA.
Graham Vorster, CTO at Duxbury Networking, discusses how spammers are using tactics favoured by virus writers to send their messages.
SABCnews.com has signed up with the Online Publishers' Association (OPA).
The SA Bureau of Standards has awarded DataPro the ISO 9001:2000 certification.
A user of the www.lottofun.co.za Web site won over R5 million in Saturday`s lotto draw.