D-Link hunts stolen routers

Network components manufacturer D-Link is asking for the public's help in tracking down thousands of stolen wireless router kits. According to the company some 7,200 Broadband Router and Adapter bundles (DWL-922 - Wireless G Network Starter Kit) were stolen in the UK on the way to European Logistic Centre. D-Link says it has evidence to show that the devices are now being sold on the open market in the UK. ...more

New vulnerability found in Sendmail

CERT, the US government backed research and development centre, has announced details of another vulnerability in the popular Sendmail system. This follows less than a month from a similar problem. Cert says that there is a flaw in Sendmail that might allow an attacker to gain control of a vulnerable Sendmail server. ...more

Britain becomes a digital nation

The United Kingdom has passed a milestone on the way to becoming a digital society. For the first time, the industry watchdog Ofcom has announced, there are now more households with broadband than dial-up Internet connections. Today around 8. ...more

Small businesses get viruses, too

Symantec has updated its Norton anti-virus system that's packaged for small businesses. Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition 7.5 for Small Businesses is targeted at companies with up to 100 users. ...more

Travel Inn unveils hotspot plan

The UK's largest hotel chain is to offer WiFi access in every property within nine months. Susan Thomas, systems director of Travel Inn, said: 'The majority of our guests are business travellers and the demand for new technology is ever increasing. This will undoubtedly give us an edge over our competitors. ...more