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| |   Needed: A Security Blanket for the Net Worms, viruses, bugs, spam, and hackers have spurred many experts to start pushing concrete reforms, some quite radical, to shore up the Internet If These Networks Get Hacked, Beware America's critical transportation, power, and communications systems remain quite vulnerable and lack funds to remedy that Want to Sue over Buggy Code? Forget it. Microsoft and other software makers shield themselves with the "End User Agreement." What if no one agreed? Why Offices Are Now Open Secrets Wildly popular technologies like instant messaging and Wi-Fi make workers more productive -- and give hackers juicy opportunities Which Antivirus Stock Is Safer? When it comes to Symantec vs. Network Associates, investors have to weigh several factors, including how much upside either has left | |
 Immunity from the Pop-Up Plague A judge says it's up to Web surfers to avoid adware and spyware. Here's what you can do (9/12/03) The Guardian Angels of E-Mail Outfits like Brightmail pick through millions of pieces of spam every month to keep your mailbox clear (9/2/03) As the Worm Turns: Lessons from Blaster Microsoft deserves some blame for the rapidly spreading Web virus -- but so do network administrators, ISPs, small businesses, and individuals (8/26/03) Microsoft, Your PC's Security Guard? While struggling to make its own code tighter, the software giant also appears to be readying a line of antivirus and firewall software (8/14/02) Unholy Matrimony: Spam and Virus By combining their strategies, they could make today's junk e-mail look like a mere nuisance (8/12/03) | |
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