Rich Internet Applications could be the next corporate development frontier, but developers must consider the security implications, says Larry Seltzer

WordPerfect Office X5 suite provides a good experience overall, punctuated with periodic intense aggravation

Software vendors have been making their products more secure and have been providing tools and best-practice guidelines for application developers to improve security

If your PC uses two browsers in tandem - say Google and IE - whose job is it to protect you from malware? Like Mozilla before it, Google is passing the buck to Microsoft, says Larry Seltzer

Companies can expect the next Windows to improve authentication, data protection, privilege levels, and more

The Pirate Bay founders have been given prison sentences for enabling copyright theft. The verdict has been loudly protested, but Larry Seltzer says they got what they deserved

Microsoft's OOXML formats are controversial - but the older Office formats will be a danger as security holes go unpatched, warns Larry Seltzer. Is this deliberate neglect?

eWEEK Labs recently tested several alternatives to the free Adobe Reader, to see if their capabilities made it worthwhile to switch.

From next week, Microsoft Windows XP and Office 2003 support and fixes will cost money. But that is much better than competitors' offerings, says Larry Seltzer - and that includes open source

Psyb0t exposes router and broadband vunerabilities.