Unprotected PCs hit by viruses in minutes
Network worms can get onto a PC within minutes of connecting to the internet, according to security researchers at the Sans Institute.
The "survival time"...
US blamed for 85 per cent of spam
More than 85 per cent of spam currently plaguing businesses has come from the US.
Analysis of spam sent to companies worldwide by messaging security...
AMD Responds to Students' Back-to-School PC Technology Needs
Security and advanced multi-media capabilities have evolved into the two most critical technology features students seek in new PCs this back-to-school season, according to Current...
The Tiniest Fanless PC Power Supply Ever
Mini-box.com, a subsidiary of Ituner Networks Corp., announces the release of the tiniest and full power Mini-ITX micro power supply currently available in the marketplace...
First and Only Disk-Based Alternative to Tape
COPAN Systems, provider of the first and only disk alternative to tape, today announced the general availability of their first product, the Revolution 200T.
Based...
TMPGEnc MPEG Editor Product Release Information
New Software, TMPGEnc MPEG Editor from Pegasys, will be released in mid-September.
It will be only available by download. TMPGEnc MPEG Editor is, for instance,...
Studio MX 2004 to become more "Flashy"
Macromedia will soon announce their Flash Video Kit for users of Studio MX 2004 with Flash Professional, which will make it much simpler to add...
Maxtor ships multimedia-friendly drive
Disk drive maker Maxtor on Monday said it is shipping a new desktop PC drive with up to 300 gigabytes of capacity.
The drives include...
Microsoft pulls plug on XP SP2 after users say they're not ready
The Windows XP Service Pack 2 saga has taken another twist - Microsoft has been forced to delay its internet rollout of the service pack...
Home PCs to get key Windows fix
Home PC users will be able to get one of Microsoft's biggest software overhauls ever later this week.
The software giant has said that its...
