Symantec, the world’s biggest antivirus-software maker, built a $15 billion empire on the back of a technology that it acknowledges doesn’t work that well at all. The New York Times, a Symantec customer, reported today that its computer network was...
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The hacking of the New York Times illustrates the limitations of antivirus software sold by Symantec and others in catching attacks. It's a cat-and-mouse game where the mouse usually wins.
Symantec After New York Times Attack Says Antivirus Isn’t Enough
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Time Warner Cable is raising rates on Los Angeles customers by 8.2 percent — and there are more increases on the way. This is no surprise — your bill goes up every year. After all, as Chief Executive Officer Glenn...
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