The long-awaited e-government portal has gone live, with very limited functionality.
Several local ISPs are piloting Brightmail`s anti-spam system.
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Computer Associates (CA) Africa has warned computer users of the Nachi.B worm that is currently spreading through company networks.
TelkomInternet has quarantined over 460 000 instances of the MyDoom virus since 26 January, the company says.
Leaf Wireless will offer the Whisper Application Programming Interface free for download to developers.
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The local operation of Internet service provider Tiscali has dismissed reports that the Italian parent company may pull out of the country.
Storm says its customers will benefit in throughput, cost and new services with new multi-protocol switching technology from Cisco.
Telkom has announced an online activation service for users wanting to subscribe to TelkomInternet.
A new survey has found that mothers play more games online than their kids do.
Welchia.B raised its head yesterday, targeting multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft's software.
The study has been undertaken to measure the reaction time of the 20 best anti-virus producers in the event of an outbreak of large proportions.