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Attacking the IE alternative
[SearchWindowsSecurity.com]
Will Firefox be a bigger target if more people embrace it as an alternative to Internet Explorer? IT security experts offer mixed views.
Are 'dumb' networks really smarter?
[SearchNetworking.com]
During a debate at the recent Next Generation Networks conference, one expert argued that "dumb" networks enable services at the edge, while another claimed that intelligent networks spur technical innovation.
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[From around the Web]
Users brace for SOX deadline (SearchStorage.com)
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Ex-Microsoft workers charged with theft (Associated Press)
Firefox's 'Peter Parker' complex (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com)
LEARNING CENTER: Crash Course -- Spyware
Spyware is real, nasty and pervasive. That's why it's so important to understand it and know how to handle it. Read these tips and this advice to learn more about spyware and how to protect yourself.
CHAPTER OF THE WEEK: 'Managing desktop configs'
Need to keep your system safe from clumsy or malicious users? This chapter examines the environment variables that can be directly or indirectly manipulated through the Registry to minimize Windows vulnerability.
SPECIAL FEATURE: Gadgets and Gizmos Guide -- Find the ultimate stocking stuffer!
It doesn't matter if you work in IT or not. Nearly everyone likes fun techno-gadgets. Find out how these gizmos fared with our editors.
Just for Fun
Altec inMotion IMmini
Apple iPod mini
Apple iPod 20GB
BMW MP3 player watch
Nokia N-Gage QD
The Sims 2
Zodiac Tapwave
Windows in the Andes -- Microsoft to speak Inca language
[Agence France Presse]
The once-mighty Inca empire may be gone, but even Francisco Pizarro couldn't keep Microsoft from creating Quechua language versions of Windows and Office. Quechua is the tongue of the indigenous Inca peoples of South America. Nearly 10 million people speak it today, and now the computer conquistadors from Redmond, Wash., are hoping to open new Windows for them. The Quechua version is being developed in Peru.
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