31
March 2010
Malware Attacks Target
Vietnam Dissidents
IE
update patches 10 critical holes
Could there be a free,
ad-supported Windows in Microsoft's future?
Microsoft: Yes,
customers, we will have VM support for
Windows Azure
Greenpeace Links Apple
iPad to Global Warming
FCC plan could
transform health care
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
30
March 2010
Windows users patch
fast when zero-day hype heats up
Yes, IE8 users, you
need that new security update
Hacker finds a way to
exploit PDF files, without a vulnerability
Security flaw in
popular iPhone app leads to privacy leak
Apple sued over
multitouch patent
Tech
Secrets: 21 Things 'They' Don’t Want You to
Know
Warner
Bros. recruiting students to spy on file
sharers
Former
IBM VP Moffat pleads guilty to insider
trading
Apple May Be Working
on iPhone for Verizon, Report Says
iPads May Be Nice, but
Netbooks Still Rule
JC Penney Tried to
Block Publication of Data Breach
N.Y. man sues McAfee
over antivirus auto-renewal fees
Rob Mitchell: Facebook
changes continue to chip away at privacy
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
29
March 2010
Emergency IE patch
coming tomorrow
Apple plugs 88 Mac OS
X security holes
Boingo launches $1.99
per hour WiFi service for iPad & iPhone
Intel vs. AMD: Does
the CPU really matter?
Company says 3.3M
student loan records stolen
Preston Gralla: iPads
may be nifty, but netbooks still rule
27
March 2010
Bugs & Fixes: Patch
Problem Uncovers Hidden Infection
World Cup themed
malware campaign spreads malicious PDF files
Where in the world are
Microsoft's datacenters?
Where will Google
build its fiber network?
Why 2010 might be like
1984
Microsoft Turns 35:
Best, Worst, Most Notable Moments
Browser Fingerprints:
A Big Privacy Threat
Wikipedia readies for
an overhaul
Is your mobile phone
giving out your phone number?
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
25
March 2010
Hacker
exploits IE8 on Windows 7
IE8,
Safari and Firefox fall at Pwn2Own 2010
Microsoft: New Bing
refresh is coming
Gallery : New
Bing screenshots
USB
drive life: fact or fiction?
Senate Panel Approves
Cyber Security Bill
World's
First 3D LED-backlit TV Coming Courtesy Of
LG
Inside Windows Phone 7
series
Sprint
stops ad claim of 'most dependable 3G
Malware
attack uses China World Expo guise
Sneak Preview: Ubuntu
Lucid Lynx
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
24
March 2010
Mozilla discloses more
Firefox flaws
Sprint, Clearwire: The rise of 4G
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 code puts an end
to Mobile Firefox
Congress Praises Google, Criticizes
Microsoft
Google Gmail Users Get Alert if Accounts
Compromised
Microsoft Messenger for Mac 8 Beta Adds A/V
Chats
AT&T to go national
with its femtocell
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
23
March 2010
Mozilla
fast-tracks critical Firefox security patch
Taxpayer data at risk from IRS security
flaws
Verizon
to Launch Skype Mobile This Thursday
More
Americans use TV, Net at same time
BitDefender users demand refunds after
update cripples PCs
Preston
Gralla: Google and Microsoft win big with
the
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
19
March 2010
Mozilla confirms
critical Firefox bug
Current state of the
crimeware threat
Modern banker malware
undermines two-factor authentication
Facebook Password Spam
Hides Malware Targeting Windows PCs
Microsoft Winning Fans
Early with Internet Explorer 9 Preview
Cheese! Burger King's
secret cameras
NCAA March Madness
widgets
Commodore 64 awakes
from slumber with makeover
Microsoft announces
Windows 7 SP1
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
18
March 2010
Microsoft removes
hardware virtualization barrier to running
XP Mode
Cyber-security Bill
Pushes for Private Sector Cooperation
Google Tool Moves
Users from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps
Report: Google TV is
coming to your living room
Nexus One Heads to
Sprint
Microsoft Sweetens Pot
for the Virtual-desktop Curious
Will the National
Broadband Plan Go the Way of Healthcare
Reform?
Heineken scores a Web
hit
Use Facebook chat in
any IM client
China's control of
rare metals threatens jobs, tech
Criminals Caught
Web-Handed
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
17
March 2010
Microsoft's missing
cut/copy/paste
FBI, Feds collect
Facebook, social media data - big surprise?
IRS, DOJ use social
media sites to track deadbeats, criminal
activity
Vulnerability in
Microsoft Virtual PC exploits the
unexploitable
FCC Broadband Plan
Includes Public Safety Fee for All Users
MySpace Selling User
Data
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
16
March 2010
IE9 preview ready for
download
FCC releases National
Broadband Plan
Dell Sues LCD Makers
Sharp, Hitachi and Toshiba over Price Fixing
Microsoft Explains
Windows Phone 7 Lack of Compatibility
Intel Ships New 40GB
SSD at $125 Wholesale
BioShock 2’s Disc-Free
DLC Has Gamers Peeved
Google Quietly
Releases Nexus One for AT&T
Feds consider going
undercover on social networks
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
15
March 2010
Microsoft offers
'fix-it' for IE zero-day
IE zero-day flaw leaks
out; Exploit code published
Can Apple Safari avoid
another Pwn2Own embarrassment?
FCC to Send Nationwide
Broadband Plan to Congress
HP Starts Damage
Control After China Laptop Buyer Complaint
12
March 2010
IE Attacks Circulate
as Microsoft Updates Advisory
Microsoft races to
plug IE hole
Microsoft admits
Office patch gaffes
The
Birth of Windows: From Vaporware to Reality
Twitter Turns on Its
Geolocation Feature and It's Opt-in
Apple patches Safari
vulnerabilities
China to Google:
Censor or else
- Schmidt: Showdown
looms
Twitter Adds
Location-Sharing: I'm Eating Tacos…In
Texarkana
When malware strikes
via bad ads on good sites
IE 9, Windows Phone in
the Mix
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
11
March 2010
Microsoft Warns IE
Under Attack
Adobe PDF flaw under
'active attack'
Hackers can locate and
exploit the Energizer USB charger backdoor
Judges uphold Word
patent ruling
The disk error mystery
Google gives city
bikers bum steer
Security Industry
Faces Attacks It Cannot Stop
Pink Floyd and ITunes
Could Split After Court Ruling
Intel's Core i7-980X
Launches with a Bang
PayPal
Recommends Anti-Phish Plugin
FCC launches broadband
test site for consumers
10
March 2010
Microsoft plugs
dangerous Excel holes
- Microsoft IE
zero-day flaw under attack
Microsoft Warns IE
Under Attack on Patch Tuesday
Microsoft starts
rolling out revamped MSN home page
Cable and satellite
providers want revised FCC rules and fees
Bike Directions Added
to Google Maps
Google Opens Google
Apps Marketplace
Pink Floyd sues EMI
over iTunes payments
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
9
March 2010
Newegg Fires Supplier
IPEX in Fake Intel Chip Flap
Amazon nixes Colorado
affiliates; State tax battles proliferate
Report: Microsoft
moves up Windows 7 SP1 release date
Asus motherboard tries
to unlock 'hidden' cores on AMD processors
Sony Online
Entertainment Launches Facebook Game
Google launches tool
for searching public data
FDIC: Hackers took
more than $120M in three months
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
8
March 2010
Energizer battery
charger contains backdoor
NewEgg sold 300
counterfeit Core i7-920 CPUs in "shipping
error"
You want 64-bit Office
2010? You can't handle 64-bit!!!
5
March 2010
VA closes Web portal
to eHealth records
Wi-Fi finders removed
from App Store
Rumor: Microsoft May
Include HTML5 Support in Internet Explorer 9
AMD Tries to Draw
Intel Into Chip Battle
Apple iPad Coming
April 3, Pre-Orders Accepted March 12
John Carroll: Why I
(now) hate Apple
Does your laptop's
Wi-Fi make it more vulnerable to thieves?
Taiwan earthquake may
send LCD, chip prices higher
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
4
March 2010
Inside Windows
Activation Tech
Confessions of a
Windows 7 pirate
Microsoft Patch
Tuesday heads-up
Microsoft to patch 8
bugs next week
How to delete your
MySpace account
Video Walls For Your
Home? Coming Soon
Alyssa Milano:
Confessions of A Twitter Queen
Underrated computing
threats you need to know about
FCC broadband czar
defends national plan
Definition of
'broadband' still a secret in U.S. plan
N. Korea develops
operating system with Windows-like GUI,
Linux guts
How gross is the
inside (and outside) of your computer?
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
3
March 2010
Insurance companies want access to your
Facebook
Medical
identity theft strikes 5.8% of U.S. adults
New
exploit nullifies big Windows defense
Verizon
2010 4G plans - 5X faster than 3G
"No"
Microsoft!, a 'Net tax' won't stop botnets
WD Ships Its First
SSDs for Consumer Devices
ATandT CEO Says
Variable Network Pricing on the Way
Who will buy the first
Panasonic 3D TV?
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
2
March 2010
Microsoft: Don't press
F1 key in Windows XP
Microsoft Security
Workarounds Available for Zero-Day
Vulnerability
The PS3
Problem: How Sony Got Scooped By Its Own
Users
USB 3.0: The new speed
limit
Size is important:
Kingston's huge 256GB USB stick
Sony blames leap year
glitch for PlayStation troubles
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
1
March 2010
New Internet Explorer
Flaw Revealed
New zero-day involves
IE, puts Windows XP users at risk
Microsoft to target
other botnets with legal weapon
Leave Your PlayStation
3 Off or Else, Warns Sony
Burned By the Windows
XP Downgrade? Don't Blame Microsoft
Four Indicted in
CAPTCHA Hacks of Ticket Sites
Windows turns table on
Mac OS X, gains share
Gralla: Leaked docs
show what Facebook, Comcast will tell police
about you
Students, Wanna Make
Easy Money?
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 Edition
software is now being sold to college
students
Free
Microsoft Security Essentials!
Never Pay For Anti-Virus Again
Direct Download
Microsoft Windows 7
FREE Upgrade
Microsoft adds free
Web development tools
Microsoft to offer cheap Windows 7 for
students
Microsoft DreamSpark
The Microsoft Ultimate
Steal!
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