Articles about Blacklist

Fujitsu: We're not blacklisted by gov, but we want private work

Grey men of Whitehall confirm there's no black list

UK.gov blacklists Fujitsu from future contracts - report

Not good enough for government work. Cutting

Police arrest suspect in BIGGEST DDoS ATTACK IN HISTORY

Dutch suspect snatched in Spain

Spam busters blacklist MessageLabs and chums

'Word on the street' says Hotmail downed too

Google blacklist sheds light on phishing tactics

An analysis of Google's blacklist of suspected phishing sites found that eBay, PayPal and Bank of America together account for almost two in three (63 per cent) of suspected scam sites. Security researcher Michael Sutton also discovered that Yahoo! hosts a significant number of bogus websites - as identified by Google's …

World Bank confirms Wipro is on contractor blacklist

The World Bank has revealed the full list of companies banned for bidding for future contracts because of alleged malpractice. Troubles at Satyam took a turn for the worse when it was revealed on Christmas Eve that it was banned from applying for World Bank contracts for eight years. Now it has emerged that Wipro, India's third …

Time to blacklist blacklists

Plenty of ways to overcome 'minor inconvenience'

US reveals intellectual property blacklist

Threatens IP bandits

Bonfire of the brands: ICANN's top-level domain selloff

Despite what in the final months seemed to be stiff competition, ICANN went ahead with its new generic domain names, letting companies register .whatevertheycanthinkof from 12 January. The generic top level domain names, or gTLDs, are something that ICANN has emphasised are necessary to let more businesses onto the net in what …

'Mark-of-the-Beast' bug topples Java apps

A bug in Oracle's Java programming framework causes computers to freeze when they encounter certain numerical values with large numbers of decimal places, a flaw that makes websites susceptible to highly efficient denial-of-service attacks. The vulnerability in the latest version of Java is similar to a flaw discovered last …

Law Commissions call for new consumer compo law

Current regs lack bite, say lawyers

Adobe: critical Acrobat flaw fix 4 weeks away

Batten down the hatches

PC giants ship Chinese censorware anyway

The porn filter that keeps you from typing

Indian police raid PWC in Satyam probe

Blamestorming begins over $1bn accounts hole

Google and eBay thwart phishing redirection ruse

Clean up campaign bears fruit

Oz govt pushes mandatory net filters

Yellow brick road blocks

EC wants pan-Euro online shopping laws

Now all we need is pan-Euro shopping police

Vista SP1 kills and maims security apps, utilities

Check security software before installing

Anti-spam sites weather DDoS assault

ICANN refuses to pull Spamhaus domain

Spamhaus fights US court domain threat

Stay ahead of Web 2.0 worms

Taiwan fingered as the hub of spam distribution

Swiss gov 'mulls' spyware to tap VoIP calls

Gov claims mobile phone theft waning as penalty rises

Cybercrooks lurk in shadows of big-name websites

US-only trials for MS anti-phishing toolbar

Verisign backs Vista security green streak

The Mozilla Foundation risks losing the browser battle if it fails to keep up with Microsoft by incorporating new security technology into Firefox, a Verisign exec has claimed. According to Verisign product marketing director Tim Callan, the "loose collection of technoanarchists" which make up the open source development …