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  • Security Flaw in Windows Cursor Surfaces

    Another day, another Windows flaw it seems. This time malicious coders are taking advantage of an animated cursor vulnerability that can be exploited to create a “crash restart loop” in Vista.

  • Novell Brings ILM to SuSE

    Novell will soon be giving SuSE Linux customers greater storage flexibility by packaging its information lifecycle management technology with Open Enterprise Server 2.

  • ASIC Fools to Protect in April

    In April Fools’ tradition, ASIC has launched a fake investment website to alert internet users about the scams, tricks and dangers lurking within investment ‘opportunities’ online.

  • Cisco Leads Enterprise VoIP

    According to a new report by Juniper Research titled “Converged Wireless VoIP Handsets and Equipment, 2007-2012”, Cisco will be the enterprise VoIP leader for the next few years at least.

  • Interwoven Scores DoD Certification

    Interwoven has announced that its unified Records Manager physical and electronic content management system has been certified by the US Department of Defense.

  • Interwoven’s Recovered Information

    According to Interwoven, Australian employees are not complying with document management policies because as they’re still not properly putting their documents away.

  • Telstra to Invest in US Fibre Link

    Telstra is reportedly planning to cut its use of the Southern Cross Cable Network, the main data link to the US, by 2008 by constructing its own $300 million fibre cable link to Hawaii.