IT Professionals Database (ITPD)

Spamresource.com has up a piece describing a new service that could be useful in evaluating the reputation of sites you deal with — anonwhois.org returns information on domains registered anonym

clone53421 writes "Although Gmail has long supported HTTPS as an option, Gmail announced their decision yesterday to switch everyone to HTTPS by default: 'We initially left the choice of using it up t

EastDakota writes "Project Honey Pot today announced that it had trapped its 1 billionth spammer.

turtleshadow writes "Brian Krebs of Security Fix Blog analyzed the McColo Spamming one year later and asks an interesting question: 'How does one renovate and recoup the lost trust to the slums of the

turtleshadow writes "Brian Krebs of Security Fix Blog analyzed the McColo Spamming one year later and asks an interesting question: 'How does one renovate and recoup the lost trust to the slums of the

Updated with additional details throughout: Yahoo is releasing a series of updates today for its Mail and Messenger consumer web products, and it plans to test features in search that will be launched

Why visit five sites when you can just visit one?

jag7720 writes "I am part of a new project that will be filming a documentary. The project HQ will be in the US but it will take us around the world and will last approx 18 months.

mbone writes "Earlier today there was a confirmed Google outage which got a lot of attention from network operators.

Mathiasdm writes "The Invisible Internet Project, also known as I2P, has seen its 0.7.2 release (download).

Yahoo, after a rotten week, might actually get some positive press!

Yahoo, I've learned, is planning to launch a new program that essentially turns its email offering into a platform on which to run applications -- much in the same way Facebook does.

Banquo writes "I have a friend who has a small datacenter (SQL/Mail/IIS/File Repository ...

RomulusNR writes "Yahoo has stopped delivering This Is True, Randy Cassingham's 14-year-old mailing list, because too many Yahoo readers have mistakenly or carelessly flagged it as spam.

jaymus of dawning writes with word that, as promised, "Apple has just released the latest major revision of OS X.