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Network World Daily News: AM, 10/22/07 Firewall secures battlefield communications
A security vendor that helps protect U.S. military communications has adapted its firewall for use in tanks, Humvees and helicopters to prevent enemies from intercepting IP transmissions on the battlefield. Firefox tries again for URI fix, adds Leopard support
Mozilla has released a critical security update to Firefox, taking a third shot at patching bugs in the way the browser can be used to launch programs from Web links. Microsoft in compliance with 2004 ruling, EU says
Microsoft has made substantial concessions to the European Commission, finally bringing the company into compliance with a 2004 antitrust ruling, the Commission said Monday. | Executive Guide:Virtualization Meets Reality Virtualization is being used to make the most out of everything from applications and servers to desktops and storage. But as companies expand their reliance on the technology, challenges mount. Read this guide authored by a host of Network World editors and review this timely topic. Click Here for More Information
| | Storm Worm now just a squall
The Storm Worm's days may be numbered, according to a University of California researcher. With attack code circulating, RealPlayer fix coming
One day after Symantec researchers discovered software that attacked a critical unpatched vulnerability in RealNetworks's media player, Real says that a fix for the issue is imminent. AT&T sues Vonage for patent infringement
AT&T Friday filed a lawsuit against VoIP provider Vonage Holdings, seeking damages for alleged patent infringement. SonicWall announces larger UTM device
SonicWall is expected to introduce at next week’s Interop New York conference a new family of fast, multifunction gateways designed to simplify deployment and management of security for large businesses. WiMAX counts as 3G, ITU says
WiMAX earned an important seal of approval on Thursday when the Radiocommunication Sector of the International Telecommunication Union certified it as a 3G mobile data technology. AT&T unsure about bidding in 700MHz auction
AT&T hasn't decided whether it will bid for the highly desirable 700MHz band because it doesn't know if it can build a profitable business given the open-access rules set for the wireless spectrum by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission in July. LIVE CHAT Successful Cisco training and certifications with Wendell Odom
You love his books, known as the quintessential tools for Cisco certifications and training. You love his blog on Cisco Subnet, The Cisco Cert Zone. Now text chat with Wendell live, 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. EDT, Wed. October 24, where he will answer your questions on certifications, training, Cisco technology and anything else you want to talk about. Wendell has spent the majority of the last 15 years teaching, consulting, and writing about networking technologies in general and Cisco products in particular. No registration is required. Just go to the Network World Chat page at the appointed time and log in. BLOGS Buzzblog: Air safety survey results kept secret to prevent panic
So concerned that the flying public and airline investors will panic when they learn the apparently panic-worthy results, NASA has fought successfully to keep secret the results of a major safety survey of pilots that it was commissioned to conduct. Time to panic. Today on Cisco Subnet
Cisco tax-evasion case: We're not to blame, vendor says. Cisco Subnet welcome our newest blogger Joe Panettieri, who analyzes Cisco's next municipal wireless move. Global Knowledge trainer Raj Tolani walks you through how to secure a router. Cisco working on social networking platform based on 'entertainment'. | 
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