Google offers security blacklists to all
Google Monday released to outside developers the same security API currently used by its own Google Desktop and Mozilla's Firefox for warding off phishing and malware-dropping Web sites.
Stories by Gregg Keizer
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IPhone success no sure thing, says IDC
For all the buzz building about Apple's iPhone U.S. launch next week, success is not a sure bet, according to a survey released Tuesday.
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Microsoft sets July 1 as Office 2003 OEM drop-dead date
Microsoft announced Monday that it will pull the plug on Office 2003 on the last day of June, after which it won't ship the suite to OEMs and system builders.
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Dell admits 'we blew it' for bullying blog
A Dell manager on Saturday said his company "blew it" by threatening a blog for posting bargain-hunting tips.
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Hackers hit 10,000 sites, launch 'phenomenal' attack
Attackers armed with an exploit toolkit have launched massive attacks in Europe from a network of at least 10,000 hacked Web sites, with infections spreading worldwide, several security companies warned Monday.
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Mozilla exec calls Steve Jobs 'out-of-date'
Rivals may have been subdued last Monday when Apple CEO Steve Jobs debuted Safari for Windows, but a Mozilla executive blasted Jobs as "out-of-date" for thinking that the browser battle is between just Safari and Internet Explorer.
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Symantec launches free bot bouncer
Symantec has unveiled a free beta of Norton AntiBot, a behavioral-based real-time defender meant to catch the kind of threats traditional antivirus products miss.
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Exploits hot on the heels of Microsoft's patches
Exploits appeared within hours for two of the bugs that Microsoft fixed Tuesday.
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Firewall fire sale: Free ZoneAlarm makes it to Vista
Check Point Software Technologies Wednesday launched a Windows Vista version of its flagship ZoneAlarm firewall and blamed the delay on a switch to the new operating system's application programming interfaces (API).
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Researchers find eight bugs in Safari for Windows
Just hours after Apple released a Windows version of Safari on Monday, security researchers had <a href="http://erratasec.blogspot.com/2007/06/niiiice.html" target="_blank">uncovered more</a> than half a dozen vulnerabilities in the browser beta, including at least three that could let attackers grab complete control of the PC.
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Microsoft patches bugs in Windows, IE, Outlook Express
As Microsoft Tuesday patched 15 vulnerabilities in its operating system, browser, and other software, security experts argued over which should be fixed first.
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Google-Microsoft dustup focuses on Vista search
Google used a 50-page white paper to spell out its claims that Microsoft's Windows Vista violates a 2002 antitrust settlement, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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Yahoo Messenger zero-day exploits on the loose
Shortly after eEye Digital Security notified Yahoo Wednesday that the portal's Messenger IM client was vulnerable to attack, a researcher fingered two ActiveX controls as flawed and posted exploit code that can be used to hijack Windows machines.
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Sun CEO spills Apple Leopard secret
Apple may have a jones for secrecy, but that doesn't mean it can keep its partners quiet.
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New Firefox 3.0 preview goes 'Places'
Mozilla has released the next-to-last planned alpha edition of Firefox 3.0, the first preview to include a major chunk of the browser's revamped bookmark and history tool.
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