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• Securing Your iPhone Jailbreak To those who have already jailbroken, or are considering making the jump- fear not! Your jailbroken iPhone can be just as, if not even more secure than any stock iPhone. Here are a few tips.
• Are YouTube and Facebook Guzzling Your Bandwidth? What are enterprise networks used for? According to a new traffic analysis the answer is, increasingly, to let employees spend work time visiting leisure Web sites.
• Why Privacy Concerns are Ruining Facebook Facebook is taking new steps to protect your privacy, including eliminating regional networks. But I think the site is going too far.
• Microsoft: Don't Believe the Black Screen of Death Hype The dramatic-sounding reports over a Windows 7 "black screen of death" are inaccurate, Microsoft says -- and blown way out of proportion.
• The 5 Best Business Technologies of a Lousy Decade The '00s weren't pretty, but they brought us broad adoption of major business technologies we can't imagine living without.
• Will There Be an Electronic Pearl Harbor? Could there be a strategic attack on computer infrastructures? It's possible.
• Microsoft is Investigating Claims Patches Cause Windows 'Black Screen of Death' Microsoft confirms that November's security updates triggered a black screen on some Windows users' PCs.
• Capsa Keeps Tabs on Your SMB Network Monitor your network down to the packet level with Capsa Network Analyzer.
• 25% of Office Workers Would Steal Company Data To help a friend or family member, a quarter of office workers say they'd steal sensitive company data, survey reveals.
• Get Real Business Results From Social Media Learn how to develop a social media marketing strategy that actually brings in revenue, and see how to measure your success.
• Be A Cheap Geek With These Black Friday Online Hardware Deals These deals from online hardware vendors will let you beat the rush.
• How To De-Worm Your iPhone iPhone behaving badly? Here's how to find out if you've caught a worm--and how to get rid of it.
• Critical Zero-Day Flaw Opens Holes in IE 6 and 7 A newly discovered security hole in IE 6 and 7 allows for attacks against either browser.
• Hacked Climate Change E-mails Highlight Security Concerns In the heat of the climate change debate sparked by hacked e-mail messages, there has been little discussion of how the e-mails were leaked. In a connected world, security and privacy are both more important, and harder to come by.
• LG NAS Adds Blu-ray Drive If streaming multimedia isn't your thing, this is the best-looking, friendliest box out there.
• Spear Phishers Hunting PR Firms and Lawyers, Says FBI FBI adds that fraudsters continue to hijack accounts on social networking sites and spread malicious software by using various techniques.
• Salesforce Adds Social Networking Layer The new, private Chatter service from Salesforce helps employees and partners connect with each other and stay current on collaborative projects.
• 'Unfriend' Is 2009's Top Word The New Oxford American Dictionary has announced its Word Of The Year for 2009: unfriend. Bloggers wonder if that's the best the wordmeisters could do.
• 'Unfriend' is 2009's Word of the Year: Geek Lexicon Goes Pop Oxford Dictionary is giving geek speak some book credentials naming "unfriend" as the 2009 world of the year.
• Microsoft's New Lab Pushes Social Networking Boundaries The leader of Microsoft's month-old FUSE Lab that focuses on "social experiences" says the goal is to blend research and product development.
• 'Unfriend' Chosen as Oxford Dictionary's 2009 Word of the Year The New Oxford American Dictionary has chosen 'unfriend' as its 2009 Word of the Year.
• Technology We'll Miss When It's Gone As tech speeds inexorably forward, many gadgets and services will be left in heaps on the roadside. Problem is, we'll truly miss some of them.
• Seesmic Saves Time for Facebook and Twitter Addicts Mash together Twitter and Facebook updates into a single app, without a lot of clicking.
• Behind the Scenes: The Great 10/27 Twitter Spike What caused "The Great Twitter Spike of Oct. 27, 2009"? Pingdom survey shows heaviest tweeting occurred then … but why?
• Web Site Security Holes Make Case for Protection The prevalence of vulnerabilities in scanned Web sites show why you can't just watch where you surf and be safe online.