Slashdot has the discussion, and ZDnet has the article, on the subject of domain squatting mistyped domains in the hopes or luring in unsuspecting users.

ZDNet has a report on the current state and possible future of the Mozilla browser based on its recent roadmap update. “As the rest of the world awaits the arrival of Netscape 6, Mozilla.org enters the critical final phase of developing an open-source browser.“

A suspect has been arrested in connection with recent NASA computer problems, as reported by InfoWorld.

Debian is planning to rewrite their installation routine for the next release, as reported and discussed by slashdot.

ZDnet has a
report on the upcoming UltraSparc 3 chip from Sun Microsystems. “It’s no secret that, after several delays, Sun will launch new UltraSparc III systems next week.“

The Standard reports that Universal Music Group is contracting in a new encryption algorithm for music.

ZDNet focuses on the gender imbalance in the technology industry and the roots of the problem.

The EE Times is reporting on a new standard to be ratified in 2002… 10 gigabit ethernet.

“Microsoft, Red Hat Software, and Sun microsystems have sued the maintainers of BUGTAQ
for violations of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, or DMCA. A spokesperson for the
three companies said in a press release that BUGTRAQ for years has been publishing and
distributing hyperlinks and plaintext code that allow people to subvert the security systems in
their operating systems.” That’s from the humor site Segfault.

From the humor site, Segfault: “Some call the remarkable appearance of a MS Office clone written in Perl a gift from the Almighty;
others say it proves that Perl is indistingushable from line noise.: