Company tracking to plan, says director
Web Futures panel at Microsoft Tech Ed New Zealand 2008
I found references to this "Web Futures" panel session in Darryl's blog last night, and since I couldn't find an agenda I reached out to him asking for more details on when this session would be happening.The Web Futures panel is happening ... (more in the full post)
Telecom... 850MHz WCDMA/HSDPA announcement coming?
Rumours are going around that Telecom New Zealand will announce tomorrow nationwide deployment of 850 MHz UMTS (WCDMA/HSDPA).
Telecom's original plans were for 850MHz GSM/EDGE in rural areas and 2100MHz WCDMA in the cities.
Let's see what is happening, tomorrow...
Google to get aggressive with Apps suite
SaaS model will challenge Microsoft, Google's enterprise head says
Microsoft's BI general manager leaving
Baker leaves Redmond for smaller vendor
Update: Fake-CNN spam mutates as attacks continue
Several morphs of the spam over the past couple of days, says security vendor
Scary: your PC is protected, and it is not at the same time...
I am just reading over the Symantec Security Response page an interesting story about a new type of exploit.
Basically the attackers know of an ActiveX with a vulnerability and will try to first install it on your PC to them exploit it. But to make it "invisible" the attacker uses a "safe" ActiveX, such as the Access Snapshot ActiveX.
Why is it safe? Because it is a Microsoft developed and signed ActiveX, which in most cases will install silently on the victim's PC.
Once this "safe" ActiveX is installed, then the attacker can exploit the vulnerability.
So your PC is safe, but not so much. Read more in the Symantec Security Response page.
Regulatory compliance tops issues facing IT managers
Governance body surveys 3,000 worldwide members
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