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UPDATED: O2 to fix wireless broadband router flaw
Attackers could break into wireless broadband boxes, but O2 will fix the problem.
Week in Numbers: IP addresses running low
This week in IT we are chatting for cheap, and fighting off pirates with smart Wi-Fi technology. Yarr!
Don’t panic: IPv4 addresses running out
Businesses have been advised not to panic about IPv4 addresses running out.
Hackers waiting for IP addresses to run out
Cyber criminals are ready to pounce when current IPv4 web addresses run out and firms migrate to IPv6, a security firm warns.
Government warned to act before IP addresses run out
The growth of the internet means more IP addresses need to be made available, while the freeing up of domain names is also becoming an issue.
Q&A: Why switch to IPv6?
With just 10 per cent of IPv4 addresses left, Axel Pawlik of the Number Resource Organisation explains the mistakes that were made with IPv6 and...
EC calls for urgent business adoption of IPv6
The threat of running out of IP addresses is not motivating businesses to switch to IPv6, but the cost of rushing a late migration may prove a...
‘Father of the internet’ warns on IP address drought
Internet innovator Vint Cerf has highlighted the need to switch to IPv6 before the number of available IP addresses runs out.
Firefox 3 update adds security, stability
Mozilla addresses stability and security issues with minor update to Firefox 3 web browser.
Ambulance call records lost in transit
The Scottish Ambulance Service confirms that 900,000 data records including names, addresses and phone numbers are lost by a courier.
Man involved in AT&T iPad vulnerability discovery arrested
Police have arrested a man who was part of the team that discovered a vulnerability in the AT&T website that contained iPad user email addresses.
First arrests for new police e-crime unit
The Police Central e-crime Unit raided addresses in London suspected to be part of an European cybercrime operation.
Laptop theft poses identity theft risk to M&S staff
Laptop with 26,000 names, addresses and National Insurance numbers of workers at Marks and Spencers is stolen from printing firm.
Royal Cornwall Hospital laptop theft prompts ID theft concerns
Laptop contained names, addresses and bank account details of 10,000 NHS workers.
Apple’s patch fails to fully protect against DNS flaw
Apple finally addresses a major DNS flaw that could leave its servers open to phishing attacks but experts have said it ignores Mac clients.
Apple releases Leopard OS X 10.5.2 update
180MB system update addresses a long list of bugs and adds new feaures such as Time Capsule and remote optical drive support.
The Sun warns readers of data theft
The News International paper says compromised customer data could include names, addresses, dates of birth, emails and phone numbers.
BP loses oil spill claimant data
BP loses a laptop with plenty of personal information on, including social security numbers and addresses of claimants from the Deepwater Horizon...
Facebook backtracks on data sharing plans
Facebook says it will boost opt-in options in a feature allowing developers to access user addresses and mobile phone numbers.
Concern over lack of IPv6 uptake as IP address D-Day looms
With the number of available IP addresses dwindling at an ever-faster rate, experts say ISPs and businesses aren't implementing IPv6 fast enough.
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