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Live Webcast: Getting to Microsoft Office 365: The Right Migration for Your Business
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Net not as interconnected as you think
The Web's most extensive mapping project ever shows that despite what we may think the Internet remains a one-way street.
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Bug hunters find 'cookie' hole in IE
Personal information can be had if the victim uses Internet Explorer and clicks on a disguised string of JavaScript code. MS says a patch is coming.
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Techies continue search for SETI
It's been one year and the results show almost two million PC users have looked for aliens.
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Area 51 discovered -- on the Net
Site posts Russian satellite photos that purportedly show a supersecret U.S. military base that has been the center of UFO legends.
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'Opto-chip' -- broadband breakthrough?
The experimental chip converts light transmitted by fiber-optic lines into electrical signals. Its speed is staggering.
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IBM tech pushes storage limits
IBM researchers have a new way to create up to 100 times more hard drive space. Desktops will be able to store trillions of bytes of data.
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NASA site blocks out Brazil
NASA's JPL says it’s blocking Brazilian access to its Web servers due to a wave of computer attacks.
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'Zombie attacks': Web crackdown widens
'Coolio' and 'Mafiaboy' lead the hit parade of suspects in this month's ongoing barrage of Web attacks. The FBI is throwing agents from 17 offices into the fray.
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Web awaits pictures from Mars
Some NASA site planners expect as many as 100 million hits today as surfers await images and sound from the Red Planet.
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Live from Mars, it's Polar Lander
Well, almost. Photos from Mars can be seen by million of surfers within an hour of Polar Lander's touchdown -- noon PT, Friday.
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A Web that's out of this world
Engineers are adapting Internet architecture to space communications. Their goal? Turn outer space into cyberspace.
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Report calls for national 'e-archive'
National Research Council calls for a digital version of the Library of Congress. Don't count on it right away as copyright issues will certainly interfere.
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Spam hits the House of Representatives
Congressional aide’s message sets off a hail of replies, bogging down the House's e-mail system.
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What's the make-up of the Web?
Two studies say the Web exhibits the type of physical order usually found in galaxies.
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Hackers storm federal weather site
Attacks on federal Websites seem to be part of a hacker competition.
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SETI@home, FamilySearch hit gridlock
Overwhelmed by success, the two sites are choking on server overload.
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'Star Wars' more science than fiction?
Using the Force? Not yet, but some of 'Star Wars' other fantasies are no longer so far fetched.
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Home search for SETI begins
More than 400,000 home users signed up to take part in the largest distributed computing project ever.
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On the watch for Web warning signs
The Colorado tragedy has sparked a new round of soul-searching over the Net's 'dark side' -- and some Net-savvy kids say they're feeling a backlash.
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The big idea in SETI: Think small
Network would knit together hundreds of satellite dishes.
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