Enterprise Level Spyware

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TCS achieves enterprise wide CMMI and
P-CMM Level 5

TCS achieves enterprise wide CMMI and
P-CMM Level 5 09/25/2004 04:08 AM
Express Computer India Sep 25 2004 8:39AM GMT

Spyware following spam into the
enterprise

Spyware following spam into the
enterprise 06/01/2004 10:44 AM
ZDNet Jun 1 2004 3:40PM GMT

Spyware Sneaking into the Enterprise

Spyware Sneaking into the Enterprise 06/30/2004 02:25 PM
Internet News Jun 30 2004 6:42PM GMT

Sunbelt To Upgrade Enterprise, Consumer
Anti-Spyware (TechWeb)

Sunbelt To Upgrade Enterprise, Consumer
Anti-Spyware (TechWeb) 04/09/2005 03:21 AM
TechWeb - The new enterprise version will provide realtime protection against spyware. The software for consumers will get a performance boost, and support for protection against "resuscitating spyware" -- spyware that re-installs itself after it's been deleted.

NetXposure Announces Image Portal 3.0 at
Digital Asset Management Symposium in
London *** Release Features Enterprise
Level Digital Asset Management
Functionality at an Affordable Price
Point

NetXposure Announces Image Portal 3.0 at
Digital Asset Management Symposium in
London *** Release Features Enterprise
Level Digital Asset Management
Functionality at an Affordable Price
Point 07/01/2004 02:17 AM
Image Portal 3.0 is the most advanced edition to date of this affordable web-based digital asset management solution with Adobe’s image processing technology built in. [PRWEB Jul 1, 2004]

Netposure Announces Image Portal 3.0 at
Digital Asset Management Symposium in
London - Release Features Enterprise
Level Digital Asset Management
Functionality at an Affordable Price
Point

Netposure Announces Image Portal 3.0 at
Digital Asset Management Symposium in
London - Release Features Enterprise
Level Digital Asset Management
Functionality at an Affordable Price
Point 06/30/2004 09:38 AM
Image Portal 3.0 is the most advanced edition to date of this affordable web-based digital asset management solution with Adobe's image processing technology built in. [PRWEB Jun 30, 2004]

Yahoo's Offers New Anti-Spyware Tool...
That Actually Finds Spyware

Yahoo's Offers New Anti-Spyware Tool...
That Actually Finds Spyware 08/05/2004 03:50 AM
It appears that Yahoo heard the backlash loud and clear a few months back when they released an anti-spyware tool that just so happened to skip over adware from Yahoo partners. The latest version, built on PestPatrol's technology will now default to notifying users of both "spyware" and what they consider to be "adware" and then give the user the choice of what to do. I haven't tested the product yet, but it sounds like they're moving in the right direction. It still makes you wonder what they were thinking in offering a purposely crippled offering. People know what spyware is, and telling them that spyware isn't spyware doesn't change how people feel about it. It also doesn't make them look kindly back at the company that provided them with the bogus anti-spyware tool in the first place.

AOL Offers Spyware Stopper... Just After
They Started Offering Spyware

AOL Offers Spyware Stopper... Just After
They Started Offering Spyware 04/22/2004 02:36 AM
Just a few weeks after saying that they're going to start bundling spyware/adware with their instant messenger product, AOL announces their latest anti-spyware application. While we've been complaining about anti-spyware from ISPs that just points out the spyware, AOL claims that this version will disable (though not delete) the spyware. I wonder if it will catch the spyware that AOL installs themselves.

Spyware Company Sues Utah Over
Anti-Spyware Law

Spyware Company Sues Utah Over
Anti-Spyware Law 04/13/2004 03:42 PM

Yahoo's Famed Anti-Spyware App Allows
Spyware From Partners

Yahoo's Famed Anti-Spyware App Allows
Spyware From Partners 06/02/2004 10:10 AM
We didn't write about Yahoo's new "anti-spyware" toolbar that they announced last week, because it seemed to receive plenty of hype, and there were no real reviews of how it worked. There are so many so-called anti-spyware applications out there that don't actually stop spyware and adware for fear of upsetting marketing companies or out of worries that actually stopping spyware may make some applications stop working (upsetting the user), that we figured Yahoo's anti-spyware app (hype and all) probably wouldn't be much to bother with. It certainly looks like that may be the case. eWeek is now reporting that Yahoo tries to dance the careful dance of not upsetting certain companies who threate n to sue people who call their application spyware. Of course, the situation is even more complex because Claria (who you probably know as Gator - despite their attempt to change their name to shake that spyware label) is also a partner of Yahoo. So, it's really not surprising that the default setting for Yahoo's anti-spyware app won't actually remove services like Gator or WhenU. Instead, Yahoo's spyware remover claims these programs are "adware" and will only remove them if you click and extra check box each time you run the program. In other words, once again, you can't trust a provider of anti-spyware software, because they're playing both sides of the fence: partnering with providers on the one hand, and then offering weak removal products on the other. If Yahoo were serious about removing spyware from the computers of users they would refuse to partner with companies that used surreptitious tactics to be installed on computers. Instead, they want to look good to users in the front, while letting in spyware/adware from partners through the backdoor.

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking 06/05/2005 11:19 PM
New EliteConnect™ 802.11b/g wireless accessories extend network reach with the security, range, flexibility, interoperability and throughput that Enterprise wireless applications demand [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

Web Engineer, Level V

Web Engineer, Level V 02/10/2004 02:50 AM
Red Hat, Inc. - United States, NC, Raleigh (2004-02-09)

Level 3 Communications

Level 3 Communications 04/16/2004 03:56 PM
"Level 3 thinks its 'singular opportunity' is voice."

Red Hat Now at 'NX' Level

Red Hat Now at 'NX' Level 09/08/2004 04:23 PM
The latest features are all about security.

Up your IT service level

Up your IT service level 04/16/2004 04:55 AM
CNET Asia Apr 16 2004 8:54AM GMT

No Respite for Level 3

No Respite for Level 3 07/30/2004 10:15 AM
What good is a cost advantage when capacity is endless? Level 3 continues to spin in place.

SAP mum, for now, on top-level hires

SAP mum, for now, on top-level hires 06/17/2005 04:29 PM
ZDNet Jun 17 2005 8:18PM GMT

Level With The Enemy

Level With The Enemy 12/29/2003 06:06 AM
Comments

americanswami.com/voice/2003/12/level_with_the_.html
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CMM Level 5 Job Opening? No thanks

CMM Level 5 Job Opening? No thanks 06/18/2004 10:06 PM
My SharpReader email address just received spam from jobcaster@yahoo.com about job-openings with a CMM Level 5 certified company. Even if I wasn't perfectly happy at my current job, there'd be no way I would go for something like that. First of all, I'm not about to reward a spammer with anything other than spam in return (hence his email in... (130 words)

DOM Level 3 Validation is a W3C
Recommendation

DOM Level 3 Validation is a W3C
Recommendation 01/27/2004 10:20 AM
2004-01-27: The World Wide Web Consortium today released Document Object Model Level 3 Validation as a W3C Recommendation. DOM Level 3 Validation is a module that provides guidance to programs and scripts to dynamically update the content and the structure of documents while ensuring that the document remains valid, or becomes valid. Learn more about the DOM Activity. (News archive)

HP takes Opteron to the next level

HP takes Opteron to the next level 04/21/2004 07:50 PM
Xeon kit bested

Novell clusters go to the next level

Novell clusters go to the next level 09/02/2004 04:37 AM
Any business that positively, absolutely has to be up and running 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, needs clustered servers.

Internet Fraud at the DNS Level

Internet Fraud at the DNS Level 06/17/2005 04:44 PM

Atari's Challenging Level

Atari's Challenging Level 05/07/2004 01:23 PM
Once a mighty name, Atari now seems to lose at its own game.

Low Level Virtual Machine

Low Level Virtual Machine 09/24/2004 01:23 AM
LLVM 1.3 Now On SourceForge

MID LEVEL - PERL TESTER

MID LEVEL - PERL TESTER 12/22/2004 01:22 AM
CDI - CA (2004-12-20)

Terror Alert Level

Terror Alert Level 12/14/2003 07:56 AM
America's Terror Alert Level is currently: .. Sesame Street Terror Alert System .. Geek and Proud .. makes sense

geekandproud.net/terror
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Process level agreements

Process level agreements 12/19/2003 11:40 AM
The importance of taking a process perspective on computing is beginning to sink in. Jeff Schneider recently posted a ...

.info, .biz or .us Top Level Domains

.info, .biz or .us Top Level Domains 07/20/2004 06:04 AM
Which of the new TLDs are winning?

Flu Deaths Hit Epidemic Level in U.S

Flu Deaths Hit Epidemic Level in U.S 12/31/2003 06:13 PM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 31 2003 3:31PM ET

The blocks come down really fast on
level 10

The blocks come down really fast on
level 10 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Polyom inoes! ! ! ! !

Some notes on the .XXX Top Level Domain

Some notes on the .XXX Top Level Domain 06/05/2005 11:34 PM

Yes terday the ICANN board discussed and approved ICANN staff to enter into negotiations with ICM Registry, Inc. for the .XXX Top Level Domain (TLD). I'm sure there will be a longer more complete presentation from ICANN later about this, but as an individual board member I thought I'd post a quick note before people got carried away with speculation based on a lack of information.

I realize that the formal documents on the ICANN page are difficult to read, but I suggest people take a look at the actual application before jumping to conclusions about what the .XXX TLD is. It is actually a well thought out structure that provides a balanced approach to an issue with many stake holders.

The .XXX TLD is a sponsored TLD or sTLD with a sponsoring organization. Policy will be managed by a non-profit organization called the International Foundation for Online Responsibility (IFFOR). (Here is the org chart.) IFFOR will have a board of directors comprised of members from several supporting organizations. These organizations include 1) privacy, security & child advocacy, 2) free expression, 3) online adult-entertainment and board members selected through a nomination committee system similar to ICANN. No one constituency can capture the board and all have a say. There will be an Ombudsman. The organization has demonstrated strong support from all of the constituencies and also the credit card industry. A portion of all of the revenue from domain names will go to a fund that a Grant Advisory Committee will use to support child advocacy. Credit card companies are working with the legitimate adult sites to create incentives for them to switch to .XXX.

ICANN has been mandated with trying to increase the TLD space and the .XXX proposal, in my opinion, has met the criteria set out in the RFP. Our approval of .XXX is a decision based on whether .XXX met the criteria and does not endorse or condone any particular type of content or moral belief. This is not the role of ICANN. I realize that some will view this as ICANN endorsing pornography on the Internet, but this is not the case.

There are people who are concerned about censorship and control. These are issues that have been raised, but I think the .XXX proposal is more about creating incentives for legitimate adult entertainment sites to come together and fight "bad actors" and is not focused on forcing people to use the .XXX domain.

Some people have argued that there has not been enough public debate, but we have been taking public comments for quite a while. We DO read them and have encouraged people to discuss their issues with us through the process. I believe we followed a rigorous process. We started with an RFP and over the last 15 months, we have had independent evaluators, numerous meetings, public discussion and public comments.

I think Bret Fausett summarized the situation well on his blog.

Br et Fausett

The decision on .XXX may be one of the most difficult ICANN has ever made, and you can expect ICANN to be criticized whatever it decides. I imagine that many of the countries participating in the GAC aren't ready to be part of a decision that will endorse a space for pr0n on the Internet. The fact that .XXX could be a political hook on which the governments of the world could hang Internet zoning laws could make the decision more palatable, but it's still a political minefield for ICANN. Again, I hope the proposal is accepted, but it's going to take a great deal of courage to do that.

I think any decision would have had strong critics. I believe we have made the best decision possible considering all of the issues involved. Having said that staff are now negotiating the contract. If anyone has any thoughts that we should consider in negotiating the contract I would be happy to hear them. Staff are working hard to produce a contract that ensures that the TLD functions as advertised.

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Stocks tumble to below 800 level

Stocks tumble to below 800 level 05/13/2004 06:35 AM
Maekyung Internet May 13 2004 11:03AM GMT

Be inspired and take your marketing to
another level

Be inspired and take your marketing to
another level 04/19/2004 08:21 AM
WebDevInfo Apr 19 2004 12:27PM GMT

Trying Your Hand at Level Design?

Trying Your Hand at Level Design? 01/28/2004 03:27 AM

Microsoft Ups Security Level to SP2

Microsoft Ups Security Level to SP2 08/09/2004 11:28 AM
CNEWS Aug 9 2004 3:53PM GMT

Reform needed for A-level best

Reform needed for A-level best 08/17/2004 11:40 AM
Universities and businesses need more information to select the best candidates, the government has admitted.

Taking RSS and Blogging to the Next
Level

Taking RSS and Blogging to the Next
Level 02/13/2004 12:46 AM

rss + sfx in mt

"Was inspired by something Tangognat said in my comments< /A> about linking RSS search results to link resolvers being an important piece of any ideal citation management software, so over lunch today I whipped up this proof of concept:

• rss + sfx in mt

Using MovableType and the MTRSSFeed plugin, I'm pretty much just grabbing and listing the RSS feed of search results already kindly generated by HubMed (of PubMed). For each item, I also grab the guid (where the HubMed feed puts the pmid) and then use that to generate the necessary openurl....

Anyway, this is strictly proof of concept and not necessarily of real use or functionality. It still needs all those other pieces that I want in a citation manager. But it does give me hope. If this kind of baby step is possible using just MT plugins over someone's lunch break, imagine what a real programmer can do. :)

Later -- The SFX links now point to the Ex Libris demo link resolver instead of the link resolver belonging to my library. Which actually now makes these SFX links the exact same as the ones you can already find on the HubMed site. Oh well. But you get the idea. Just pretend that you're also getting a slew of full-text options linking you directly to the article in question." [rawbrick weblog]

Now that's what I'm talking about! A beautiful proof of concept relevant to What I Wanted to Say at BloggerCon. Be sure to view the demo, pick an entry, and click on "SFX Link" to see a better visualization of what I was trying to say.

Thanks, Carol!

Red Hat to Offer Top-Level Certification

Red Hat to Offer Top-Level Certification 06/22/2004 06:41 PM
Its Red Hat Certified Architect credentials, designed for experienced Linux system administrators, face opposition from critics who say they attempt to lock in Linux professionals.
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