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IView MediaPro v2.6.2
Imagine everything you wanted to do with your digital media all in one place. iView MediaPro is a media management, presentation, editing, publishing and cataloging application. It offers a rich and intuitive feature set essential for creative professionals and digital photographers. Dedicated to delivering the industry-standard media management solutions for creative professionals, iView Multimedia announced today that its flagship product iView MediaPro v2.6.2 now supports the Digital Negative specification (DNG), the new public archival format developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated...
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Panda Software reports the appearance of Sober.I
PandaLabs has detected the appearance of a new worm called Sober.I. This malicious code is designed to spread rapidly via email in a message that can be written in English or German. According to data gathered by Panda Software’s international tech support network, Sober.I is starting to spread across German-speaking countries, such as Germany and Austria, causing incidents in users’ computers. The messages carrying Sober.I have extremely variable characteristics, as the subject, message body and name of the attachment are...
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ATM industry prepares to secure its new windows-based ATMs
The Global ATM Security Alliance (GASA) (www.globalasa.com) has published its international best practices for ATM Cyber Security as the ATM industry enters its cyber era, due to the twin migrations from X25 & frame relay to TCP/IP and from OS/2 to Windows XP. Whereas GASA’s General Cyber Security Manual, published last month, will help ATM companies with computer and network security at the corporate level, this new ATM-specific cyber security manual will afford windows-based ATMs a greater degree of defence...
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Boy sues mom who refuses to buy him a PC
We used a lot of ploys to try and get our parents to buy us stuff when we were younger (you don’t even want to know what we did to score an original Nintendo Entertainment System), but an 11-year-old in central China has raised the bar for gadget-hungry kids everywhere by suing his mother after she backed out of an agreement to buy him a computer if he got good enough grades. According to the China Daily, the mother told...
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