Friday | 10 July, 2009
Stories by: John Blau
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WORLD CUP - Robots patrol Berlin soccer stadium 21/06/2006 08:40:46
Robots are having a heyday in Germany. While one group has just completed a World Cup championship in Bremen, Germany, another is diligently patrolling Berlin's Olympic Stadium, one of 12 venues hosting the World Cup soccer tournament currently under way in the country. - +
WORLD CUP - Security scores big at tournament 29/05/2006 10:24:48
Germany is anxious about next month's World Cup soccer tournament -- in both senses of the word. - +
German IT agency to release open source security suite 03/05/2006 09:06:38
Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) will present several new open source-based desktop and security applications on Wednesday at a local Linux event. - +
Bird flu brings on PC virus 31/10/2005 08:05:00
Virus writers, forever in search of opportunities to distribute their malicious code, are exploiting interest in the avian flu by circulating an email with an attachment that contains information about the bird flu epidemic - and a Trojan horse tucked inside. - +
World soccer body warns of phishing scam 29/09/2005 08:42:03
The world's governing soccer body, FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association), is warning fans and others that its name is being abused in a global phishing scam. - +
German teenager admits in court to creating Sasser worm 06/07/2005 08:23:29
German teenager Sven Jaschan confessed at his trial on Tuesday to creating last year's Sasser computer worm that crashed hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide after spreading at lightning speed over the Internet. - +
SAP offers new security service 16/12/2004 08:22:36
German business software vendor SAP is offering customers a new service to ensure the security of SAP systems, the company said Wednesday. - +
New strain of Skulls Trojan hits smart phones 01/12/2004 07:19:52
Mobile phones running Symbian's Series 60 operating system are the target of a new strain of the Skulls Trojan horse program. The new Trojan comes with the Cabir.B worm, which, unlike the first version of the virus, can spread to other phones within reach of Bluetooth broadcasting range. - +
Big German banks hit by phishing attacks 24/08/2004 08:03:41
Two of Germany's biggest banks became the latest victims of phishing attacks last week as internationally organized criminal groups roam the globe seeking new targets, according to a spokesman at Postbank. - +
The CSO: A Must-Hire 01/06/2001 12:14:27
If your company doesn't already have one, the CSO should be your must-hire for 2002.
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Kordz Releases "immortal" HDMI Cable 2009-07-09 14:26:00+10
Synterra and Verizon Business Sign Agreement to Provide Customers Direct Network Connectivity to Russia and the World 2009-07-09 11:04:00+10
NetApp Declines to Revise Bid for Data Domain; Merger Agreement Terminated 2009-07-09 10:57:00+10
WatchGuard Extends Business Mobility with New SSL VPN Appliance 2009-07-09 10:20:00+10
Web Threat Traffic Soars in June as Criminals Target Online Communities 2009-07-08 16:13:00+10
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