IT saleswoman wins £100,000 sex discrimination payout
Oracle has been ordered to pay an IT sales executive almost £100,000 in compensation after losing a sex discrimination case that exposed a "boys club" culture at the soft...
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Re:Viewing 2004: The security threats
Yet again denial-of-service attacks, spam, viruses - driven in part by an apparent war between virus writers - and cybercrime have hit the headlines over the course of th...
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Spam-happy shoppers love stolen software
Shoppers are still willing to buy products advertised in spam email, indicating exactly why the problem is unlikely to ever desist. Among the most popular items being sol...
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2005: The year of the security professional
Despite the comparative good health of the security industry through the tech downturn and its 'sexier' image than other areas of IT, 2005 has been declared the year of t...
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Revenue no closer to solving deleted tax records gaffe
The Inland Revenue is no closer to discovering how many tax records were accidentally deleted as part of a routine housekeeping process last year, and has admitted that i...
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Phishing booms in '04
The number of phishing attacks being launched each month has increased ten fold this year, security company MessageLabs reported on Monday.
The company, which has inte...
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Blunkett: Loyalty cards bigger threat than ID cards
Home Secretary David Blunkett claimed store loyalty cards present a bigger threat to privacy than the government's ID card scheme and told opponents of the controversial ...
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Ballmer opens Microsoft's Indian campus
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has officially opened the first phase of its new research and development campus in the Indian city of Hyderabad, as exclusively revealed byba...
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Online tills set for $21bn rush
Online retail sales will reach $21.6bn this holiday season, according to US projections released by JupiterResearch on Monday.
That total would mark a rise of 19 per c...
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Oracle facing £370,000 sex discrimination claim
An IT sales executive is claiming £370,000 from software vendor Oracle after winning a sex discrimination case against the company.
Karen Carlucci, an IT sales account...
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