69 news & feature articles results for "david perry"

The online seller of laboratory chemicals and equipment, with sales of $29,000 last year, rose almost 60 percent in its first day of public trading.

Posted by Tim Clark

Worm variant flares up in the wild, playing on lure of heiress and fear of Fed snooping, but is coming under control.

Posted by John Borland

The University of Calgary is offering a class in which students will write and test their own viruses--a move that has touched off a wave of criticism within the antivirus community.

Posted by Ian Fried

Bank-stealing Trojans wait for victims to sign onto their bank's Web site and then steal money.

Posted by Joris Evers

Newly unveiled patents guard the company's incremental updates, but experts question whether the "technology" is truly new.

Posted by Robert Lemos

A group of anonymous programmers releases a new version of the software that shut down Yahoo and Amazon.com earlier this month--one that makes it far easier to launch attacks, computer experts say.

Posted by John Borland

Nintendo's CEO thinks the video game industry has it all wrong with its decision to release new consoles every four years. Don Reisinger thinks that opinion is way off base.

Posted by Don Reisinger

Plenty of companies will get caught in the wake as Microsoft races to compete with Google.

Posted by Ina Fried

Computers without up-to-date antivirus software are proving easy targets for the modified worm, more than a week after it first went wild. Have you updated your software?

Posted by Robert Lemos

Virtuoso worm writing has gone out of style. If you could use a PC in 2001, it seemed, you could write a worm to cripple corporate e-mail servers. Did you?

Posted by Sergio G. Non