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Google calls for users to report malicious sites

December 4, 2007 The search giant is asking people to fill in an online form reporting malicious sites that are not already flagged. TAGS: malicious software, McAfee Inc., Google Inc., security company, form, blog, security

AOL shutting down newsgroups

January 25, 2005 Citing the popularity of blogs and chat, AOL feels it no longer needs newsgroups, a relic of the early Internet. TAGS: newsgroup, America Online Inc., message board, blog, Time Warner Inc., form

New scam asks people to fax away data

August 11, 2005 Technique comes as people are increasingly skeptical about entering credit card details in online forms, Sophos says. TAGS: Graham Cluley, Sophos Plc., phishing, fax, form, credit card, e-mail, security

The hidden risk in outsourcing overseas

August 24, 2005 Vormetric CEO Reed Taussig says U.S. businesses are sleepwalking into a security trap of their own making. TAGS: outsourcing, product design, data protection, intellectual property, asset, form, credit card, entertainment, U.S.

Fight over 'forms' clouds future of Net applications

February 17, 2005 They're used in everything from Google searches to Web tax filings. But standards struggle is rattling W3C and confounding developers. TAGS: open standard, Internet application, form, Google Search, tax, Mozilla Corp., Apple Computer, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Driver's license or national ID card?

February 16, 2006 Technology that may be used for a national ID card could take the form of a chip loaded onto a driver's license. TAGS: ID card, driver's license, terrorism, form, California, database, card

iStockphoto sees new rivals everywhere

April 4, 2007 CEO Bruce Livingstone is bracing for online competitors to do to him what he did to the traditional stock-art market. TAGS: Bruce Livingstone, Flickr, photo-sharing, pressure, France, e-commerce, image, form, CEO, photograph, idea

One man's spam is another's art

July 26, 2006 Artist uses computational modeling and information visualization to invent new forms of expression. Images: Spam art TAGS: junk e-mail, plant, Viagra, art, modeling, spam, form, agent, scientist, blog, e-mail

Microsoft to demo forms' abilities in next Office

July 8, 2005 With Office 12, company will try to make it easier for businesses to share forms with customers and partners. TAGS: Office 12, Microsoft InfoPath, Microsoft Office, small business, form, development tool, conference, Microsoft Corp., software company, e-mail

Goodbye songs, hello videos

October 28, 2005 CNET's Eliot Van Buskirk explains why music and video are currently undergoing another unholy intermingling. TAGS: artist, label, song, contract, album, music, form, video, situation, Apple iTunes, Apple iPod

Research: Spyware industry worth billions

May 3, 2005 Webroot's report on the spyware epidemic indicates that the malicious applications are attracting a growing share of online ad spending. TAGS: Webroot Software Inc., spyware, online advertising, form, software company, anti-spyware, adware, security, PC

New phishing attack uses real ID hooks

May 16, 2005 Researchers are tracking an emerging form of phishing that uses stolen identity information to target individuals and their bank accounts. TAGS: phishing, Real ID Act, bank, attack, form, researcher, security, e-mail

Sun to unveil security offerings

February 13, 2006 One initiative introduces a form of encryption to its next-generation Sun Java System Web Server. TAGS: Sun Solaris, Sun Microsystems Inc., security feature, Sun Java, encryption technology, Sun Solaris 10, financial company, Web server, RSA Security Inc., form, security, health, server

Patent Office plans new e-filing system

August 12, 2005 Gripes about existing process, which requires downloading software, prompt work on a Web-based replacement. TAGS: electronic filing, office, form, Microsoft Windows

Blogs: The next big thing for advertisers?

May 26, 2005 Juan Cole, a professor at the University of Michigan, explains why he sees a future in something called "blogcasting." TAGS: advertiser, blog, blogger, cable television, blogging, broadcasting, form, server, Web browser, TV

Payroll site closes on security worries

February 23, 2005 PayMaxx shutters part of its site after a security researcher claims it exposed data on more than 25,000 people. TAGS: PayMaxx, payroll, ChoicePoint Inc., researcher, security, form, Mr.

Fuels industry seeks its 'ethanol 2.0'

January 25, 2007 To achieve President Bush's call for more renewable fuels would require breakthroughs in cellulosic ethanol, an alternative to grain-based fuel. Photos: George Bush and 'ethanol 2.0'Boom time for b... TAGS: fuel, biodiesel, production, George W. Bush, investment, president, policy, U.S., goal, expert, form

HP Labs India shows off tech goodies

April 7, 2006 On a special trip to the states, the 3-year-old HP Labs India team demonstrates five of its innovations. Photos: New tech from HP Labs India TAGS: HP Labs, India, language, barrier, keyboard, HP, form, TV, PC

Politicos assail feds' Net-based relief efforts

September 23, 2005 FEMA needs reality check, Mississippi congressmen say: How can storm victims file for aid online when some still don't have electricity? TAGS: spokesperson, Mississippi, disaster recovery, electricity, Rep., Internet access, form, Web browser, server

E-voting report could push audit trails

October 5, 2005 A blue-ribbon panel's conclusions could boost efforts to enact laws requiring paper audit trails. TAGS: e-voting, audit, commission, Ohio, form, law, researcher, president, security
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