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31 January 2009

heise online news 31/01/2009


heise online news 31/01/2009
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Symbian trojan steals money from mobile accounts

The trojan can transfer small sums of money by texting, but infection requires that a number of conditions be met. Australian media sources are warning of a wave of mobile phone trojans heading for Australia

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Microsoft's Web Sandbox is now open source

The software vendor has released the source code of the Web Sandbox project for developing secure mash-up solutions under the Apache 2.0 open source license

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Microsoft PR blunder over Internet Explorer security

Microsoft's security evangelist Jeff Jones appears to have miscounted when trying to prove that Internet Explorer is as secure as its open source competitor, Firefox

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PHP 5.3 beta released - testing invited

The PHP development team has released the PHP 5.3 beta and has issued an invitation to those interested, to test the new version

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Google fixes security vulnerabilities in Chrome

A bug in the JavaScript Engine means that it is possible to circumvent the Same Origin Policy. According to Google, JavaScript can be used to read the URL, other attributes and data from other frames. The update also fixes XSS vulnerabilities

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How to make open web sites - BBC RadioLabs tutorial

A presentation from the BBC steps developers through the BBC design process for creating web sites and resources

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OLPC XO-2 to be open source hardware

According to a Guardian report, the next version of the OLPC will be open source hardware

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