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Virus puts credit cards at risk (11/06/2003)

... card details - to be stolen from infected PCs.When users who have been hit by the virus log onto password-protected websites - such as online banks or ecommerce sites - their passwords and account details are being secretly stored.An ...

ACCC moves to can spam (23/05/2003)

... Commission (FTC).Recent studies by the FTC have found that 86 percent of email addresses that are publicised on websites are 'harvested' by spammers, and receive unsolicited email. 63 percent of 'remove me from your list' requests are not ...

SKF launches knowledge-based system (21/11/2002)

... machinery diagnostics, distributed control systems, computerised maintenance management systems, and internet/intranet websites with SKF competence and knowledge.Key features of @ptitude decision support technology include:* @ptitudeAlert ...

Website package for small businesses (15/11/2002)

... has been designed to meet the needs of small to medium businesses and offers high quality, tailored and flexible websites at a competitive fixed price with an option of pay-by-the-month billing.The packages also offer a range of snap-on ...

Engineering and technical diary for 2003 (24/10/2002)

... an additional 40 pages of valuable technical reference information.Sections include commonly used formulae, useful websites, and a glossary of terms.The diary covers the areas of data communications and industrial networking, ...

NI.com named in top ten (29/08/2002)

... Instruments has again ranked in the top ten for best customer support websites, the US-based Association for Support Professionals (ASP) has said.The site NI.com contains more than 8,000 knowledge base documents, 2,400 example programs and ...

National Library to collect web porn (26/08/2002)

... National Library of Australia may soon start collecting pornographic websites.The library's latest newsletter said it was looking to add websites to its extensive collection of erotica.Electronic librarian Edgar Crook said in the ...

Web monitoring in government hands (25/07/2002)

... of the URL.Websense also unveiled the Premium Group III add-on, which enables enterprises to temporarily quarantine websites infected by malicious code to stop it spreading to the enterprise’s own network.“As we go through the DNS aging ...

Telstra sets up broadband fund (21/06/2002)

... Bradlow said.Bradlow said that the fund would not support narrowband projects, or the development or maintenance of websites or portals.The fund invites applications from 18 July to 20 September 2002 with guidelines available from ...

Privacy statements… but who reads them? (4/06/2002)

... is particularly pervasive when almost 82% of consumers are willing to provide various forms of information to shopping websites in exchange for a small reward.61% are most likely to offer email addresses and 49% full names, while they are ...

Big Brother 2 is bigger bother for business (23/04/2002)

... Australia lost $21 million last year immediately following the first show alone, and with most of the websites hits occurring between 9am and 5pm and an average user session lasting 8 minutes, the cost to business could balloon out to $1.3 million ...

90% of US companies breached (15/04/2002)

... Rapalus said.While 38% of e-commerce site operators had experienced unauthorised access or misuse on their websites in the last 12 months, a further 21% didn’t know if a breach had occurred or not.The range of attacking methods also ...

Affordable web presence for SMEs (5/03/2002)

... medium sized businesses (almost 18,000 companies) and 76 per cent of small enterprises (127,000 companies) do not have websites.Their reasons include the lack of skills and resources, and the cost of implementing an online presence."This ...

CommSoft signs agreement with Sension (21/01/2002)

... such as volume of email traffic, which users are most active on the Internet and where they are going, most popular websites, biggest and most expensive downloads, and busiest times of the day.CallMaster allows administrators to monitor and ...

NewTek sets T&M leadership in sights (28/11/2001)

... in protecting the millions of dollars invested in Tektronix products locally.”The company has also set up websites at http://www.newteksales.com/ and ...

WAP is crap: study (19/11/2001)

... users had abandoned the WAP service by the second fortnight of the month-long study, frustrated by the complete lack of websites with a WML capacity and the reality of having an Internet-enabled phone, according to University of Melbourne ...

Digital content creation tool (9/10/2001)

... to create their products such as computer games, films or animation for TV productions, architecture visualizations or websites with a completely individual range and combination of effects.In addition, the Gloria DCC includes the dedicated 3D ...

Australian Internet goes to the bandicoots (5/10/2001)

... to InstaWeb general manager Robert Talbot.“The One.Tel collapse showed businesses what can happen when they host websites with a major ISP – when one.net collapsed their emails, website and business were left offline,” Talbot said.“By ...

Money speaks the language websites can’t (4/10/2001)

... and other Western websites are more accepting of foreign currency than the languages these foreign countries use, a new report by IDC has found.21% of US sites either accept or plan to accept some form of foreign currency yet only 12% of the ...

Tier-3 offers free blocking module (26/09/2001)

... maintain current virus signatures and the latest vendor patches on top of the blocker as emails and file downloads from websites would still spread the virus.The blocker is available for free download from ...

Software gives Internet a friendly face (30/08/2001)

... segments of the global community who feel intimidated by technology and who need a friendly face to help greet them at websites and assist them with basic activities like e-commerce transactions, registration and customer service,” Skelton ...

Global Internet is still ‘under construction’ (17/08/2001)

... low bandwidth content, it does not have the intelligence to support next generation streaming media, decentralised websites, personalised content or broadcast events,” Khalaf continued.“Until it can offer broadcast TV quality, the Internet is ...

InfoRequest directs buyers to suppliers (9/08/2001)

... also enables users to contact a company in two easy steps through either the DialElectronics or DialInfolink websites, is registration-free and free to use, according to DialInfolink directory research manager Scott Swabey.“InfoRequest is ...

HP launches the 4-step scan (3/08/2001)

... added.The three-step web publishing feature automatically launches the web browser, connects the photos to selected websites such as Yahoo Photos, and then scans the photos and prepares them in the correct scan, image and format requirements, ...

800-page photoelectric sensor catalogue (2/08/2001)

... the 'Table of Contents."The catalogue includes a company overview and an introductory page detailing the Banner websites (www.bannerengineering.com and www.buybanneronline.com).A 27-page "Introduction to Sensing Concepts and Terminology" ...

Web accessibility needed by business (19/07/2001)

... restrict the type of designs that can be used.”“What’s more, the potential for added traffic and improved use of websites that comply with standards makes good business sense,” Eklund added.Eklund said that developers and business users ...

Macromedia strengthens distribution channel (3/07/2001)

... particularly in the growing corporate market for server products and tools to create dynamic rather than static websites,” Treloar said.“As a larger business focussed on the mass enterprise market, we identified a need for a wider market ...

SME websites can’t stand up to customers (25/06/2001)

... to Compuware Asia-Pacific vice president John Debrincat.“Undoubtedly the biggest single integrity problem for SME websites is just missing links on pages, where people haven’t properly put together the site,” Debrincat said.“The second ...