A new variant of the Raleka worm family, which like Blaster exploits the RPC Windows vulnerability, is out there. Commentators predict a busy spring, saying August was the "worst virus month ever".
In today`s technology roundup: Teen Blaster suspect released under restrictions, Longhorn slips again and Applied Micro buys JNI.
The WebTec Personal Secure Internet Desktop security suite has been made available, says WebTec.
The International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children has recently unveiled its enhanced Web site to the general public.
Dax Data, the local Macromedia distributor, has announced the availability of the Macromedia Flash MX 2004 tool for Web designers and developers.
Satellite communications company Sentech has launched a broadband via satellite service that it says will "break the telephone stranglehold on Internet access".
A local Web site aimed at helping track down missing children has been enhanced.
Revenue services, lawyers and human resources are all grappling to come to terms with Internet legislation, revealed a Nedbank e-commerce workshop yesterday.
Internet news service Mail & Guardian Online has partnered with M-Web to deliver news to readers` cellphones via SMS.
Microsoft has outlined a prescriptive methodology for security patch management.
Research company TeleGeography has found that the MCI global Internet protocol (IP) network has the greatest number of Autonomous System network connections of any IP network.
Modern hotels are founded on the combined principles of service excellence and technological innovation. But will a visiting journalist find her every need catered to, or be roasted in her room by a malevolent glitch in the air-conditioning?
Microsoft`s upcoming BizTalk Server 2004 aims to make the hard task of integration easier with maturing Web services standards, Tech-Ed 2003 delegates heard yesterday.