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  • Skype bug may expose user data

    Skype Technologies has updated its popular Skype Internet telephony software to fix a security bug that could expose sensitive data.

  • Skype deal to boost workplace security

    Skype plans to announce a partnership next week with a security company to help organisations gain control over usage of the net telephony tool at work.

  • Skype fine for internal business calls

    Last week this column asked the question of whether free Internet telephony Skype was good enough for business use.

  • Skype finds favour with Hyro

    Local digital business services specialist Hyro has revealed it is making extensive use of free Internet telephony software Skype within its business.

  • Windows update prompts Skype outage

    Skype has come clean on the outage which made its service almost unusable for two days last week, claiming the disruption was the result of a restart which stemmed from a routine Windows update.

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