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Tackling the cell phone unlock game

September 19, 2007 SIM card swapping for travel outside of the U.S. is a snap, but give your carrier some time to get the unlock code. TAGS: SIM card, Vodafone Group Plc., code, carrier, phone network, AT&T Corp., cell phone, U.K., process, U.S.

Secunia: CA backup product 'inherently insecure'

January 16, 2008 In annual report on security flaws, vulnerability-testing company strongly criticizes CA's ARCserve Backup product, as well as Symantec Mail Security. TAGS: ARCserve, Autonomy Corp. plc, Computer Associates International Inc., Symantec Corp., vulnerability, backup, buffer-overflow, code, antivirus, security, IBM Corp.

IBM's Booch: The developer's developer

September 26, 2007 Big Blue's Grady Booch is continuing to explore ways to collaborate through applications such as Second Life. TAGS: Grady Booch, Second Life, UML, truth, SOA, mashup, IBM Corp., code, blog, Web service, developer, acquisition, programming

Attack code comes on heels of Microsoft patches

June 15, 2006 Just a day after patches for vulnerabilities are released, code designed to exploit those weaknesses appears on Net. TAGS: patch management, iDefense, security update, remote access, flaw, code, vulnerability, security, Microsoft Corp.

Ethics code written to reprogram tech industry

October 21, 2004 Computer makers promote new mandate of wholesome practices for partners, suppliers, worldwide. TAGS: supplier, ethics, electronics company, code, electronics, HP, compliance

Cornell cracks Galileo codes

July 14, 2006 Europe's answer to GPS may be in economic jeopardy, researchers say. But EU says signals aren't final or secret. Images: Europe's satellite navigation rival TAGS: code, satellite, European Union, GPS, researcher, Europe, security

Evaluating governance codes

April 18, 2004 Can corporate-governance codes actually get companies to clean up their acts? McKinsey finds that such codes can indeed be effective--within limits. TAGS: scandal, code, investor, law, U.K.

Getting a glimpse at SCO's evidence

August 19, 2003 In a quiet Las Vegas conference room, the company offers customers, partners and the merely curious the chance to view controversial Linux code for themselves. TAGS: SCO Group Inc., code, pattern recognition, SCO Unix, Linux, Unix, IBM Corp., evidence, reseller, Las Vegas, intellectual property, conference

ISO rules out code fee plan

September 30, 2003 The standards group distances itself from a proposal to charge for commonly used country, language and currency codes--after an uproar over the potential fees. TAGS: standards group, code, fee, practice

Windows Vista available to developers

November 17, 2006 Members of MSDN and TechNet can download the final code of the new OS. Plus, some testers of Vista will get free copies. TAGS: Microsoft TechNet, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Developer Network, code, operating system, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Can cryptography prevent printer-ink piracy?

June 27, 2007 A San Francisco company is developing chips that use encryption to control which ink cartridges and printers work together. TAGS: cryptography, cartridge, antipiracy, printer, piracy, business development, hacker, code, vice president, San Francisco, security

Careless coders tempting legal troubles?

June 3, 2004 Most software developers regard "code-borrowing"--reusing existing software in their own work--as an acceptable practice, despite the legal minefield it could create for their employers, a study says. TAGS: employer, code, developer, survey, practice, information technology, Linux

Week in review: The revolution will be posted

May 4, 2007 Digg's struggle over the posting of a DRM encryption key highlights the power of the Net to transform a censorship issue into a cause celebre. TAGS: Digg, American Software, copyright violation, Week in review, reader, code, letter, key, Microsoft Corp.

So much for the 'new and improved' GPL

April 30, 2007 James V. DeLong says the Free Software Foundation's intellectual hostility toward copy protection threatens to create new problems. TAGS: GPLv3, anti-DRM, Free Software Foundation, digital-rights management, GPL, provision, open-source community, code, Linux, open source, information technology, movie

Google crawls into source code search

October 5, 2006 Search giant gives software developers a tool that lets them search billions of lines of source code. TAGS: Google Inc., open source, source code, programmer, code, search, project, search engine, developer

Dangerous code on Net could be used to exploit IE hole

March 24, 2006 Microsoft, experts worried about e-mail virus or other attack that could put PCs and data at risk. TAGS: e-mail virus, Microsoft Internet Explorer, vulnerability, code, security, attack, Microsoft Corp., e-mail

Attack code published for Firefox flaw

September 23, 2005 Computer code that could be used to attack Firefox, Mozilla Suite and Netscape users has been released on the Internet. TAGS: Netscape Communications Corp., Mozilla Corp., Firefox, Time Warner Inc., flaw, code, attack, America Online Inc., Web browser, security

MySQL to make use of Microsoft code

October 11, 2004 The code, which was open-sourced in April, will be used for the administration tool that connects to the MySQL database. TAGS: MySQL, source code, code, PostgreSQL, MySQL Database, open source, database, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Microsoft airs tools' source code online

April 6, 2004 In what may be the first time Microsoft has adopted a pure open-source approach for a product, the company reveals the code for its Windows Installer XML software. TAGS: Jason Matusow, code, SourceForge, XML, source code, open source, software development, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, operating system
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