Put To The Test: Guardium SQL Guard 6.0 (Intelligent Enterprise Magazine)

Moran says some judges consider hardship, but it is hard to prove. “Somebody fresh out of school who’s healthy and has no dependents doesn’t have a good case,” she says. “To get the debt discharged, they’ve got to be disabled or the court has to look into the future with some certainty” that they won’t be able to pay.

Put To The Test: Guardium SQL Guard 6.0 (Intelligent Enterprise Magazine)

The feature-heavy SQL Guard 6.0 database extrusion prevention appliance did a stellar job protecting our test systems.

An Inside Look at the Malware Black Market (PC World via Yahoo! News)

"The best program in its class I have ever seen!" gushes one review. "One of the most powerful products on the market," reads another. They're common lines, indistinguishable from thousands of others for thousands of programs. Until you come to this one: "Works well... to find a new attacker."

An Inside Look at the Malware Black Market (PC World)

Today's underground sites use surprisingly well-developed business practices to hawk viruses, stolen data, and attack services.

LIVE BLOG: Join the Debate Here! (ABC News)

Join the debate with ABC News' Rick Klein, author of "The Note".

Review: Sony Ericsson W580i (OS News)

Hi-Mobile sent us over the Sony Ericsson W580i Walkman feature phone for a review, and we give it a whirl. It's been over a year since the last time we tested the non-smartphone Sony Ericsson platform and it's interesting to see the advancements in the software department.

Litigation, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (Mondaq)

In a case of first impression, the 9 th Circuit recently held that a service provider cannot change the terms of its service contract with customers by merely posting the revised contract on its website.

My Month with the iPhone (OS News)

I was there, the first day, buying the iPhone, after months of reading all the speculation and argument about it. I was actually on the fence on it. When I walked into the Apple store on June 29th, I wasn't even certain that I'd be buying the iPhone. I had some serious concerns.

Rangers prove their readiness (The Scotsman: Sport)

THE deafening acclaim that roared from Ibrox as Chelsea were undone by two late goals didn't suggest friendly.

Personal Tech (Washington Post)

The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro discusses his recent reviews and answers your personal tech questions.

Ajax programming security dangers exposed (Computer Weekly)

Two security engineers from SPI Dynamics comb resources on the Net to build an Ajax application from scratch; the final product is rife with problems.