ComputerWorld – News Headlines – CERT: Security incidents more than double in 2001. CERT said it received more than 52,000 reports of security incidents last year, compared with more than 21,000 in 2000. A CERT analyst explained the sharp rise as a result of heightened awareness by users. More here.
While the weblogging features are delightful, my favorite feature in “Radio Userland” 8.0 is the News Aggregator…
The Register – Vodafone enters m-payment arena. Germany, Italy, UK.
The Register – AOL shadows Microsoft on instant alerts. Web services tango.
High-Tech Thieves Snatch Data From ATMs
From: ABCNews.com.
I, Cringely – 01/10/02: The Best Revenge. Who’s the best — Steve Jobs or Bill Gates? To Jobs, explains Bob, the new iMac says it all.
The New York Times: Science – The Internet’s Invisible Hand. No one really owns the Net. It’s actually a sprawling collection of networks owned by various telecommunications carriers. Does it matter?
Richard Parsons at AOL Time Warner: “I have a theory of life: things never get easier, they only get harder. I think the current environment makes it more interesting, certainly more challenging.” [NY Times]
Scripting News – 
Skipping Dot Net: SOAP Linkfest. 
