Kayodeok's Headlines - November 2003

Kayodeok's Headlines - November 2003

Sunday 30 November 2003

Security

Privacy

Search Engines

Web Development

Syndication

Blogging

Well-Designed Weblogs

Open Source

Knoppix Features

Programming

Debuggers are a wasteful Timesink

Saturday 29 November 2003

Privacy

Security

Web Development

Web Design

Windows News

Windows 95, 98 get system restore

Longhorn

Utilities

The 46 Best-ever Freeware Utilities

Culture

New DVD Format Approved

Thursday 27 November 2003

Privacy

Security

Search Engines

I Search, Therefore I Google

Web Design

Syndication

Longhorn

Can Microsoft's 'Longhorn' Pull it Off?

Utilities

AIDA: Worldwide System Information Tool

Culture

Wednesday 26 November 2003

Security

Privacy

Search Engines

Web Design

Syndication

Open Source

Utilities

Total Uninstall - track and undo system changes

Programming

Culture

First Review Of Return Of The King

Tuesday 25 November 2003

Security

Privacy

Web Development

Web Design

Knowledge Management

Triple Point Relies on RSS

Syndication

Blogging

Programming

Open Source

Major vendors to push Linux to the desktop

Tips

Culture

Film and TV archives put on web

Monday 24 November 2003

Security

Privacy

Search Engines

Microsoft aims for search on its own terms

Web Development

Web Technology

Knowledge Management

Longhorn

Release Notes for Microsoft Windows Code Named "Longhorn" Preview Release

Open Source

Debian 3.0r2 Released

Programming

Culture

Sunday 23 November 2003

Privacy

Security

Web Development

Web Design

Blogging

Longhorn

Saturday 22 November 2003

Privacy

Security

Web Development

Snail Mail Tech

Web Design

Blogging

Friday 21 November 2003

Computer Security: EU ministers say yes to cybercrime agency
Computer Security: Why Bother Virus Scanning?
Computer Security: Largest Internet Hacking Ring Uncovered
Computer Security: IT security increasingly a cash cow
Computer Security: Debian Project Servers Compromised
Computer Security: Some Debian project machines compromised
Computer Security: Safari Security Hole Allows Cookie Theft
Windows News: Microsoft nabs top Sun sales exec
Windows News: XP Service Pack 2 Beta Due Real Soon Now
Database Security: Oracle Row Level Security: Part 1
Database Security: Oracle Row Level Security: Part 2
Open Source: Open source: 'it's all about collaboration'
Open Source: Tired of Gates' Linux assertion
Blogging: Co-opting the Future
Blogging: Gillmor Takes On Dvorak's Anti-Blog Stance
Utilities: Process Explorer
Web Development: Opera 7.23 Released
Windows Views: Natural Deselection: Not Even Microsoft Will Last Forever, but They Plan to Try
Search Engines: Google as Domain Name System
Computer Security: No gimmicks Microsoft - just take security seriously
Computer Security: Protect Your PC

Thursday 20 November 2003

Computer Security: Tool up for tomorrow's security threats, says Symantec chief
Computer Security: Open source no panacea for security
Computer Security: Setting up server tools for spam- and virus-free mail
Web Development: Neowin Takes A Look At Next Gen Hotmail
Web Development: FTP Error Codes Explained
Windows News: .Net explained again... and again, and again...
Syndication: intraVnews vs NewsGator
Syndication: intraVnews 1.0
Computer Security: Home User Security: Your First Defense
Computer Security: Security Researcher Calls for Vulnerability Trade Association
Computer Security: Security expert proposes hackers' union
Computer Security: Microsoft wants us to get patching
Privacy: IronPort to acquire SpamCop
Privacy: SpamCop To Be Sold To IronPort?
Web Development: PHP Resources
Web Development: Does IT Matter?
Open Source: The Riches of Open Source
Windows News: Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy

Wednesday 19 November 2003

Computer Security: Scanning for viruses is flawed - so why bother?
Computer Security: 'Spyware' steps out of the shadows
Computer Security: Implementing the "Just Enought Priviledge" Security Model
Computer Security: IPSec Troubleshooting Guide
Search Engines: AOL acquires multimedia search provider
Windows News: Why Linux Is Wealthier Than Microsoft
Windows News: Bill Gates: Unplugged
Web Development: CSS Best Practices
Longhorn: Sun's Jonathan Schwartz Takes on Longhorn
Open Source: An editor to ease Windows to Linux migration
Culture: What went wrong with The West Wing
Computer Security: Report: Net attacks increasing
Computer Security: How to steal a domain name in easy stages
Privacy: The economics of spam
Web Development: Digital divide still scars UK Internet sector
MS Office: MS Outlook Tutorials

Tuesday 18 November 2003

Computer Security: Attack code surfaces for latest Windows vulnerability
Computer Security: Microsoft Windows Workstation Service Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
Computer Security: Microsoft Quantifies Its Security Progress
Computer Security: Desktop security: A contrarian view
Computer Security: Microsoft ponders automatic patching to boost security
Computer Security: Virus warning for internet shoppers
Privacy: Attacking the Spammer Business Model
Privacy: Microsoft anti-spam move may harm rivals
MS Office: Microsoft Opens the Office to Developers
Web Development: IIS 5.0 and Windows 2000 Hardening Guide
Web Development: PHP Inside Out
Syndication: Reeling in what you want from the Web
Search Engines: Microsoft tests Google News UK rival
Search Engines: MSN Newsbot
Search Engines: AOL mulls toolbar service
Search Engines: Google, Microsoft and Lies
Longhorn: Inside Longhorn: The Details
Longhorn: "Wronghorn" is just plain wrong - a rational response
Longhorn: On Wronghorn
Open Source: What belongs in an operating system?
Humour: The Ten Commandments of .Net
Computer Security: Attack code surfaces for latest Windows holes
Computer Security: Mail Server Flaw Opens MS Exchange to Spam
Privacy: Ready or Not, Biometrics Finally in Stores
Longhorn: Five myths about 'Wronghorn'
Windows News: Windows XP Service Pack 2: A Developer's View
Syndication: The Feedster Builder :: Create a Feed

Monday 17 November 2003

Computer Security: What hackers can find out about you
Computer Security: Website security: How many times do shops have to be warned?
Privacy: Pickpockets turn to technology
Privacy: Microsoft Offers Technology Designed to Help Protect Inboxes From Spam
Privacy: Spammer Hunters
MS Office: Microsoft Word Document ML Schemas Published
MS Office: Microsoft opens up Office 2003 XML
Longhorn: How Linux And The Mac Can Compete Against Windows "Longhorn"
Web Development: Cite your blockquotes
Blogging: Conditional Celebrity Celebration, cont'd
Blogging: Regular Expression Weblog
Privacy: Strip search that spares your blushes
Privacy: Spamotomy: Cutting junk email out of your life
Privacy: Sweet Revenge On Nigerian Scammers
Windows News: Gates: Microsoft aiming at spam, viruses
Open Source: System recovery with Knoppix
Blogging: Celebrating Conditional Celebrity

Sunday 16 November 2003

Computer Security: Mimail-I Paypal Scam: Latest worm variant spreads
Computer Security: Notice to customers using e-mail filtering "SPAM" software
Culture: Rules for Teenage Internet Access?
Culture: The 3D London Tube Map
Web Development: Censorware Blocks This Site
Utilities: Spyware Tools: Anti-Windows Messenger 0.90 Beta
Utilities: SpamLook: Antispam Plug-in for Microsoft Outlook
Computer Security: How to floss your security system
Computer Security: Banking Scam Revealed
Windows News: Nonexistent Windows OS Superior to Panther
Windows News: Microsoft Windows Update CD released to beta Testers
Web Development: Tools for Publishing in Multiple Formats?
Longhorn: 640KB ought to be enough for anyone
Utilities: Registry Tool: RegSupreme 1.1.0.23
Opensource: Knoppix V3.3-2003-11-14 Released

Saturday 15 November 2003

Computer Security: Bugs, Old File Dates in New Microsoft Patches
Computer Security: Mail server flaw opens Exchange to spam
Computer Security: Hackers Track Down Banking Fraud
Computer Security: How Can I Be A Sys-Admin On The Road?
Computer Security: Security: More than just technology
Computer Security: Yahoo tests pop-up blocking toolbar
Windows News: The First Time is Free: Microsoft's Peculiar Profit Obsession, .NET, and What It All Really Means
Windows News: Not everything Microsoft spawns is golden, but here are a couple of valuable nuggets
Windows News: Microsoft ordered to pay $62M in patent suit
Web Development: CSS Vault
Longhorn: Windows Longhorn Build 4051 Review Part One

Friday 14 November 2003

Computer Security: New computer worm harvests credit card details
Computer Security: New virus disguised as PayPal e-mail
Computer Security: Playing cops and robbers with cybersecurity
Privacy: Hairy moment for political security as emails go astray
Windows News: MS: Don't Force Us to Be Lousy
Windows News: Microsoft rivals: Modified OS isn't mediocre
Windows News: Sun, Real to rebut Microsoft claims
Windows News: Windows expert slams Panther
Web Development: Students using the net to cheat
Web Development: Map the Internet... In One Day?
Web Development: Why Personal Websites Matter
Web Development: A List Apart: Tackling Usability Gotchas in Large-scale Site Redesigns
Web Development: A List Apart: How to Save Web Accessibility from Itself
Computer Security: New Windows Worm on the Way?
Computer Security: Securing Windows: Inside Microsoft's Battle to Deliver Secure Software
Browser Wars: MS Finally Wakes Up - IE will block pop-ups after next service pack
Browser Wars: Time to ditch Windows IE? - Firebird
Windows News: Microsoft breaks down its earnings
Windows News: How to fix what's wrong with Windows
Windows News: MS to ship substandard Windows if EU axe falls
Windows News: Microsoft Defies EU Commission
Longhorn: Ray Ozzie on Longhorn & Groove Networks
Longhorn: Mike Deem offers a rebuff on Joe Gregorio's comments on WinFS
Web Development: Click Maps
Web Development: The internet as a time capsule
Syndication: RSS in Government
Humor: E-Mail From the Great Beyond

Thursday 13 November 2003

Computer Security: Microsoft's New Security Mojo
Computer Security: Defense and Detection Against Internet Worms
Computer Security: Spammers Now Clogging Blogs, Cell Phones
Computer Security: 10 Steps to a Successful Security Policy
Computer Security: Internet Illiterate and Security
Blogging: Blog Tips
Blogging: 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web
Blogging: 47 key tips from the World's best BLOGGERS
Blogging: an introduction to weblogs
Blogging: an introduction to weblogs, part two: syndication
Blogging: What is a News Aggregator?
Blogging: (Re)defining the News Aggregator
Web Development: A government-controlled Internet?
Web Development: Eolas Web Patent to be Re-Examined
Windows News: Microsoft to EU: Windows May Be Damaged
Open Source: Year of the Open-Source Database
Programming: Programmer Fonts
Self Development: Is Speed Reading for You?
Humor: Things to do on the Net when you're dead
Web Development: Scripting.com Replaces the Cactus with the Hooker
Web Development: RIP Scripting News Cactus
Privacy: Post Office Gets Pressured to Pry
Search Engines: Google Grabs Desktop Search from Microsoft
Windows News: Microsoft's Windows XP Faces New Woes
Open Source: Microsoft: 'We should learn from open source'
Open Source: Microsoft Proclaims Death of Free Software Model

Wednesday 12 November 2003

Web Development: Patent Office to Reconsider Eolas Claims
Web Development: Eolas browser plug-in patent may be re-examined
Web Development: Opera 7.22 Released
Syndication: All Headline News
Computer Security: Sober Removal Tools
Privacy: Britain to introduce compulsory ID cards with biometric data
Computer Security: Microsoft patches three critical security problems
Computer Security: MS patches three critical security problems
Web Development: Writing block quotations - why the HTML blockquote element is insufficient

Tuesday 11 November 2003

Computer Security: Microsoft prepares security assault on Linux
Web Development: XAML Tour
Web Development: XAML -- Almost A Full Blown Language
Web Development: Why Mozilla Matters
Computer Security: Security Watch: Can Trust Be Put Into Computing?
Computer Security: Hackers, shopfronts and worms: How fraud on the internet costs customers GBP100,000 a day
Web Development: Multiple Versions of Internet Explorer
Web Development: IE To Block Pop-Ups
Web Development: Imagine A UN-Run Internet
Longhorn: A Peek Behind the 'Wallop' Firewall
Windows News: Microsoft: Virtual PC Will Run Linux

Monday 10 November 2003

Computer Security: 20th Anniversary Of Computer Viruses Commemorated
Computer Security: Heat Is On for Next-Gen Virus Protection
Computer Security: Spam Solution: Make the Spammers Pay
Open Source: Armed with Linux, Novell re-enters the fray
Windows News: Single PC to adopt multiple OS
Web Development: No dynamic XAML?
Syndication: Change Detection
Web Development: The ultimate Internet
Computer Security: Is Your Site Being Hacked Without Your Knowledge?
Computer Security: Why Blacklisting Spammers Is A Bad Idea
Longhorn: What you need to know about the next Windows
Programming: Microsoft Makes Push for COBOL Migration

Sunday 9 November 2003

Computer Security: Hackers access top-secret defence files
Computer Security: Fighting Internet Worms With Honeypots
Web Development: Department of Defense Weblog Experiment
Syndication: Blogs: Another Tool in the Security Pro's Toolkit
Syndication: Firebird Ext. - RSS Reader Panel
Syndication: Watch That Page
Computer Security: Security Affecting Microsoft's Bottom Line
Computer Security: The Psychology of Virus Writers
Longhorn: MSDN: Windows Code-Named "Longhorn"
Web Development: XAML is for humans
Programming: Literacy: Natural Language vs. Code

Saturday 8 November 2003

Computer Security: Security Flaws Rankle Microsoft
Computer Security: At Microsoft, security flaws emerge as business shortcomings
Longhorn: What is WinFX -The New Programming Interface Introduced in Windows "Longhorn"
Windows News: Windows Update 5 Prepped for XP SP2, New IE
Computer Security: Users face malicious web attacks
Computer Security: Managing security means locking the back door, too
Computer Security: Sober Worm Spreads
Open Source: SCO Will Pay You Not to Use Linux
Open Source: Knoppix 3.3 Released
Longhorn: Steve Jobs on Longhorn (Comments)
Longhorn: Steve Jobs on Longhorn (Original Story)
Humour: "Let us make the woman in our image, in our likeness... only hotter."
Web Development: Hello, World in XAML (for real)
Web Development: XML, XAML, and Rorschach
Web Development: A List Apart: Suckerfish Dropdowns
Web Development: A List Apart: Keeping Navigation Current With PHP
Web Development: A List Apart: A Fairy, a Low-Fat Bagel, and a Sack of Hammers
Web Development: Are You Ready to Love Blogging?
Web Development: Blogging your mind

Friday 7 November 2003

Computer Security: Virus writers dismiss Microsoft bounty fund
Computer Security: Linux kernel attack thwarted
Computer Security: Microsoft Internet Explorer Exposure of Installed Components
Computer Security: Microsoft Internet Explorer Local Zone Access
Computer Security: The Anatomy of Cross Site Scripting
Web Development: XAML: Element Trees, Element Trees + Logic, or Class Definition
Web Development: XAML Generator in Longhorn
Web Development: Methods for Information Distribution?
Syndication: What Is RSS, and Why Should You Care?
Computer Security: FTC Slams Pop-Up Spammer
Computer Security: Experts disagree on how Congress can help IT security
Web Development: Microsoft Experiments with Blogging and Social Software
Search Engines: Google Deskbar: Search using Google without opening your browser
Syndication: Is a Feed the right place for your Data?
Syndication: Plugging the RSS Usability Hole

Thursday 6 November 2003

Computer Security: Experts, IT managers say Microsoft should forget bounty, focus on security
Computer Security: Whois database 'contributes to identity theft'
Computer Security: 'Legacy viruses' lie in wait
Computer Security: Managing Vulnerabilities Exposed by Windows Services
Computer Security: Distributed Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS): A HOW-TO Guide
Web Development: FeedDemon 1.0 Release Candidate 3 (RC3)
Web Development: An 'Accelerator' for XBRL
Longhorn: New Longhorn Graphics Tool Called "Flashkiller"
Longhorn: Inside Microsoft's Longhorn plans
Computer Security: NEC PCs Will Warn Users if IE Settings are Changed
Computer Security: A glimpse inside the virus writer
Computer Security: Spam Reveals All
Open Source: Linux Kernel Back-Door Hack Attempt Discovered
Open Source: What is The Fedora Project?

Wednesday 5 November 2003

Computer Security: Mistakes People Make that Lead to Security Breaches
Computer Security: Information Security: Managing Risk With Defense in Depth
Computer Security: Microsoft Offers A Bounty On Virus Writers
Computer Security: Microsoft Announces Anti-Virus Reward Program
Open Source: Linux community upset by desktop deals
Open Source: China to invest in Linux-based software
Web Development: Avalon, XAML, SVG confusion
Web Development: The Role of XAML
Web Development: Securing IIS6.0: From the OS, Up
Web Development: Security Elements of IIS6.0
Web Development: FeedDemon and Mozilla
Web Development: Making RSS Readable in a browser
Web Development: Amaya 8.2 Pre-Release
Computer Security: 'DDoS' Attacks Still Pose Threat to Internet
Computer Security: Microsoft to offer bounty for information on hackers
Computer Security: Ex-hackers 'rubbish at security'
Computer Security: Strip Personal Information from Word Documents
Computer Security: Jason Levine's Toolbox: Script Repository
Search Engines: Microsoft Looks At Other Search Engines
Search Engines: Amazon: Look, But Don't Touch

Tuesday 4 November 2003

Open Source: Novell Announces Agreement to Acquire SUSE
Open Source: Red Hat Linux to be no more
Open Source: Red Hat: Stick with Windows at home
Web Development: Netcraft Claims Apache Now Runs 2/3rds Of The Web
Web Development: Wired Blogs
Computer Security: 'CEOs know nothing about security'
Computer Security: Mimail variants spreading, target antispam sites
Computer Security: Mimail worms launch attacks against anti-spam websites
Computer Security: CSI - Cyberterrorism: More sophisticated than past worms
Computer Security: IT security needs a new metaphor
Computer Security: Hotmail Overhaul on the Way
Search Engines: Amazon limits full-text search
Web Development: XAML XAML XAML XAML
Windows News: Windows XP Service Pack 2 is coming

Monday 3 November 2003

Computer Security: W32.Mimail.C@mm worm spreading
Computer Security: Are virus writers resting on their laurels?
Computer Security: Latest email virus blamed on spammers
Computer Security: Spammer DDoS-By-Virus On spamhaus.org
Longhorn: All about Longhorn
Longhorn: 'Longhorn' Pitted Against Linux 2.6
Windows News: 5 years ago...Microsoft denies Linux threat
Web Development: Microsoft Attempt To Phase Out Simultaneously HTML, CSS, PDF, Flash, DOM, XUL, SVG, SMIL
Web Development: Eolas, Microsoft, and the patent process
Web Development: [xul-talk] Is Mozilla.org killing off XUL? New XUL Champions Wanted?
Open Source: Microsoft Moves Virtual PC from Linux
Computer Security: Microsoft lists security improvements for XP
Web Development: Google Rebuffs Microsoft Takeover Bid
Web Development: Software Installation/Update via Internet Patented
Longhorn: More on Avalon Styling... and CSS...
Windows News: This is (Apparently) Not a Joke

Sunday 2 November 2003

Web Development: Are MS, W3C Barking Up Wrong Prior Art Tree?
Computer Security: Hotmail Overhaul on the Way
Computer Security: New worm poses DoS attack threat
Computer Security: Microsoft to release threat-modeling and other development tools
Longhorn: Q&A: Microsoft's Eric Rudder on Longhorn, Indigo, Web services
Longhorn: Longhorn Wish: A setting for Never.. No way... Not on your life...
Windows Resource: FAQ | Massive Knowledge Base offers Windows 98 help
Web Development: Apache 2.0.48 Released

Saturday 1 November 2003

Computer Security: E-mail virus turns PCs into spam machines
Computer Security: New Virus Dresses Up as E-Mail
Web Development: Mozilla 1.6 Alpha Release Notes
Longhorn: Longhorn Architecture Diagram
Longhorn: XAML: Replace and defend
Longhorn: A brief history of XAML
Longhorn: Is XAML just data?
Computer Security: New worm steals user information
Computer Security: UpdateExpert manages patches painlessly
Search Engines: Will Google Become Another Netscape?
Longhorn: What is Longhorn?
Longhorn: Writing Your First Longhorn Application