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  • Kazaa makers say Fizzer can be stopped

    The maker of the file-sharing client Kazaa is advising users to protect themselves against the Fizzer virus by turning on the software's built-in anti-virus protection.

  • Kazaa refuses to share with MyDoom

    The MyDoom virus will not spread through the shared folders of users of the latest Kazaa programs, with Sharman Networks using peer-to-peer technology to protect against the virus.

  • Kazaa ups virus protection as Aust users threatened

    The recent outbreak of the Roron virus (aka W32/Oror-B) has served to remind P2P users of the added danger they face when downloading and swapping files.

  • Kazaa trial highlights P2P dangers

    The ongoing civil trial involving P2P file sharing network Kazaa highlights the risks corporates face by not locking down employee's desktop applications, say security experts.

  • Consumers and ISPs go head-to-head on bill-shock

    Telecom industry and consumer groups will soon make their way to the negotiating table to discuss policies for dealing with unfortunate broadband users whose hip-pockets are being hit hard by online hazards.

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