Today's News: Burned by a bad blacklist

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April 08, 2004 Published by  SearchDomino.com Today's News Issue Sponsored By: Bowstreet: Bringing Domino Data & Applications to WebSphere Portal HANDS-ON training for Notes/Domino at ADMIN2004 IN THIS ISSUE: When DNS blacklists go bad AT&T service takes care of e-mail archiving F-Secure antivirus software vulnerable to Sober-D worm RIM hits milestones Coming soon: New edition of WebSphere Commerce Featured Topic: Domino and WebSphere integration For what it's worth, Bill still king of the cash hill Bowstreet: Bringing Domino Data & Applications to WebSphere Portal Learn about the Lotus Collaboration capabilities of Bowstreet Portlet Factory, which allow developers to create Domino portlets without writing Java code or learning the Domino or WebSphere Portal Java APIs. Also learn how to build "awareness" into a portlet, create custom Domino View portlets and more. Free Demo - Click Here. When DNS blacklists go bad [SearchDomino.com] What would happen if a blacklist -- which is supposed to protect against junk e-mail -- made everyone look like a spammer? A vendor in the Domino community found out. MORE INFO: Tip: Throwing eggs at spammers Article: Anti-spam crusader takes his fight to the people AT&T service takes care of e-mail archiving [SearchStorage.com] Ma Bell is offering to relieve businesses of the complex compliance regulations around e-mail archiving. F-Secure antivirus software vulnerable to Sober-D worm [SearchSecurity.com] This time it's F-Secure warning users of flaws that could make its products vulnerable to precisely the attacks it's intended to protect against. RIM hits milestones [eWEEK] Research In Motion, the maker of the popular BlackBerry devices, was profitable last quarter and hit 1 million users. Coming soon: New edition of WebSphere Commerce [eWEEK] Version 5.6 is slated to roll out later this month and will include features like a beefed-up Business Context Engine with personalization delivered at the user interface level and a tighter integration with catalog and content management. TOPICS: Featured Topic: Domino and WebSphere integration Even if Domino isn't going away soon, WebSphere is still here. But it may not be an either/or situation. Here are resources to help you get the best out of both worlds. HANDS-ON training for Notes/Domino at ADMIN2004 ADMIN2004 marks its 5th year on May 12-14, with first-time ever HANDS-ON jumpstarts and workshops - the ultimate learning experience. Improve messaging, boost performance, streamline server & database admin, expand & simplify collaboration & much more! Register today. WEBCASTS: Live Expert Webcast: Understand and manage WebSphere v5 SPEAKER: Tony Higham, FatWire Corp. DATE/TIME: Wed., April 21, noon EDT (16:00 GMT) WebSphere v5 is a whole new ballgame. Forget everything you knew in WebSphere v4, because it's all different in WebSphere v5. Installation, management, deployment and configuration have all changed. In this live expert webcast, which is a preview to his Admin2004 session, Tony will show you how to manage WebSphere and WebSphere applications and how to manage WAS, deploy the application server and test applications on it. You will learn how to identify bottlenecks in WebSphere resources due to poor application design and how to train your developers to fine-tune applications to use resources more efficiently. Finally, you'll learn how to analyze the performance of applications running on Websphere Application and discover good reasons to initiate this integration. Pre-register for this live expert webcast. TOPICS: Developer University: Domino, Java and J2EE If you work with Domino, you need to know more than Domino. Our Domino, Java and J2EE Developer University provides resources, definitions, articles, tips, webcasts and other advice on all three topics -- all in one place. For what it's worth, Bill still king of the cash hill [CNN] OK, so maybe the Swede's not in the lead. Both the IKEA furniture chain and Forbes have disputed a Swedish magazine's claim that IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad is the richest human on the planet. IKEA says the weekly Veckans Affaerer simply took the company's value and gave it to Kamprad. (He hasn't owned all of IKEA for more than 20 years). Forbes, similarly, said that the accounting was way off. It claims Kamprad is worth more like $18.5 billion, a drop in Puget Sound compared to Gates' $46.6 billion. Makes you wonder about the next issue of Veckans Affaerer. Will they name ABBA the world's greatest band? Read the story. 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