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Amazon debuts author hall of fame

July 7, 2005 Company draws up list of 25 best-selling authors as part of its 10th anniversary celebration later this month. TAGS: Amazon.com Inc., author

'Microserfs' author looks at Google generation

March 30, 2006 In "JPod," Douglas Coupland takes his characteristic skepticism to this year's crop of oppressed tech workers. TAGS: author, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Sony pleads innocent in latest rootkit fiasco

August 31, 2007 McAfee joins ranks of those criticizing Sony over rootkit-like behavior of device driver used to run its Micro Vault USB. TAGS: rootkit, McAfee Inc., device driver, Sony Corp., author, USB, technique, security, PC

Report: IT spending unlikely to climb

October 9, 2003 Overall information technology spending in the United States is stabilizing but not likely to grow much in the near future, according to a Merrill Lynch survey. TAGS: IT-spending, CIO, author, survey, information technology, U.S.

Can video save the book-publishing star?

May 24, 2007 Simon & Schuster will soon be promoting authors through so-called docu-videos in the hope that putting a face on camera will sell more books. TAGS: Simon & Schuster Inc., author, online video, senior analyst, video, TV

Dueling tech blueprints vie for standard

April 19, 2005 IBM, Microsoft, other biggies submit standards proposal for a Web-services-focused reliable-messaging spec. But a standard already exists. TAGS: OASIS, technical committee, BEA Systems Inc., specification, author, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp.

Reheated Bagle comes with side of source code

July 6, 2004 Use of assembly language indicates worm's author is no novice, but it won't take an expert programmer to breed new variants. TAGS: Bagle virus, Richard Starnes, source code, author, variant, C, code, e-mail, PC, Microsoft Windows

Sasser continues to strike

May 10, 2004 German police have nabbed the worm's author, but a new version is making its way around the Internet. TAGS: Sasser worm, computer worm, author, police, worm, Germany, virus, security, Microsoft Corp.

Worm authors talk trash

March 3, 2004 Security researchers have discovered that the authors of MyDoom and Bagle are exchanging insults with the author of NetSky, using text hidden inside their virus code. TAGS: Netsky virus, Bagle virus, MyDoom virus, insult, author, Networks Associates Technology Inc., antivirus company, antivirus, variant, Graham Cluley, war, code, virus, message, P2P, researcher

Netsky variants spark search for code

March 12, 2004 Antivirus companies are trawling the Internet looking for evidence that the author of NetSky has published the worm's source code. TAGS: Netsky virus, Graham Cluley, variant, source code, author, worm, malicious software, virus, code, security

Bid your name into a Grisham novel

August 16, 2005 Leading American authors will auction character names in forthcoming books to raise funds for the First Amendment Project. TAGS: auction, First Amendment, eBay Inc., author

Netsky authors possibly penned Sasser

May 3, 2004 The programmers who created the latest variant of Netsky claim to be the authors of Sasser--and evidence from the code supports their assertion. TAGS: Sasser worm, Netsky virus, author, LURHQ Corp., worm, variant, reward, code, programmer, antivirus, antivirus company, analysis, researcher, virus, function, Microsoft Corp.

Netsky, we hardly knew ye

March 9, 2004 The author of Netsky.K tells antivirus researchers "this is the last version" of the worm. TAGS: Netsky virus, Bagle virus, MyDoom virus, worm, author, Panda Software, back door, variant, antivirus, F-Secure Corp., trojan horse, TCP, researcher, message

Steal this book online

November 11, 2003 Copyright attorney Doug Isenberg examines whether Amazon.com inadvertently opened a digital Pandora's box. TAGS: Amazon.com Inc., Random House, permission, author, publisher, contract, e-book, owner, intellectual property

W3C proposes XML identifiers

July 13, 2005 Standards body says a uniform way of identifying elements within documents will make the work of XML authors easier. TAGS: XML parser, XML document, XML, Simple Object Access Protocol, author, CSS, document

Google opens dialogue with book publishers

January 19, 2007 At an event in New York, more than 300 people associated with publishing attempt to bridge the gap between print and digital books. TAGS: Cory Doctorow, author, Google Inc., publisher, event, speakers, New York

MyDoom seeks to destroy antivirus firms

October 18, 2004 In worm's latest version, authors ridicule rival worm Netsky and promise to attack Symantec, McAfee and others. TAGS: MyDoom virus, antivirus company, Netsky virus, F-Secure Corp., worm, McAfee Inc., antivirus, writer, author, attack, virus, Symantec Corp., message

To delete Wikipedia entry or not to delete?

January 11, 2007 That is the question for site adminstrators mulling an article recently posted about a CNET News.com reporter. Is he worthy? TAGS: Wikipedia, article, deletion, administrator, entry, author, professor, Time Warner Inc.

Google rises at Yahoo's expense

April 23, 2007 Two years ago, the biggest search companies were about the same size. Now Google is twice as large and growing fast. What happened? TAGS: ComScore, Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc., Terry Semel, Internet search advertising, Google AdSense, advertiser, author, search, entertainment, Microsoft Corp.

Sober code cracked

December 9, 2005 Antivirus firms crack an algorithm that was being used by the worm to "communicate" with its author. TAGS: Sober worm, F-Secure Corp., worm, antivirus, algorithm, antivirus company, author, virus, PC
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