Coupures de Presse [ le 22 novembre ]

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Couac chez BT British Telecom plonge ses internautes et FAI dans le noir Une gigantesque panne a interrompu quelques heures tout trafic sur le réseau ADSL de l'opérateur britannique, qui a préféré maintenir une certaine opacité de communication sur l'affaire. Bilan : des fournisseurs d'accès et des internautes furieux. (ZDNet)

Press clippings [ November 22, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Magic Lantern FBI develops 'Trojan horse' software for better eavesdropping The FBI is going to new lengths to eavesdrop, designing software to monitor computer use and urging phone  companies to help make wiretaps more reliable. (Nando Times) FBI snoop tool old hat for hackers "Magic Lantern," a reported method for sneaking surveillance programs onto a suspect's computer, appears to be little more than old hacking technology. (News.com) E-Giving AOL, Yahoo, Cisco Launch Site to Increase E-Giving AOL Time Warner Inc., Yahoo Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc. are combining their Internet and technology might to make giving online easier as people look to donate money and time following the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States. The effort, which comes just before the holiday season, has been in the works for more than a year and has been launched just as giving is increasing, especially on the Internet. (WashTech)

Christmas Online Santa gets his own webcam Children can now see Santa Claus at work thanks to the launch of a webcam in his grotto. The web link has been set up by Royal Mail which annually handles around 750,000 letters addressed to Santa. Three live broadcasts, with regularly updated images, will be transmitted every day from the Royal Mail website, with the first at 9.30am showing Santa collecting his mail bags. (Ananova)