Web Address Corrected
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By The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Jun. 25--The Hospital Compare Web site is www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov. The Web site address was incorrect in a story headlined "St. Joseph on par with hospitals around U.S." on page B1 in the Whatcom section of the June 23 edition of The Bellingham Herald.
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(Corrects dollar amount in first paragraph from $10 million to $40 million)
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Blog: Yahoo IM fixed after temporary problems
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To: STATE EDITORS  Contact: Meghan Edwards, of Identity PR, for Digital 10 Network, +1-248-258-2333, or medwards@identitypr.com   FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb.
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Corrects first name of doctor in paragraph 5 to Robert, not Richard, as previously sent
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Online payment Web site PayPal.com was back in service late last night after a coding error disrupted service for four days.
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I have found several limitations with the company that is currently hosting my e-commerce site, and I'd like to make a change. Can you give me an idea of what my options are, what the various hosting sites charge, and what I should be looking for?  --M.S., Waynesville, N.C.
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To: TECHNOLOGY EDITORS  Contact: Barry A. Rothman of Onstream Media Corporation, +1-954- 917-6655, brothman@onstreammedia.com; or Chris Faust of FastLane Communications, +1-973-582-3498, cfaust@fast-lane.net   POMPANO BEACH, Fla., Feb.
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Dick Cheney has accidentally given a boost to opponents by wrongly recalling a website address.
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Update to "critical" Internet Explorer patch repairs a serious security flaw introduced by the original version.
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Google has fixed a flaw in its high-profile webmail service, Gmail, which created a possible route for hackers to gain full access hackers full access to a user&#39;s email account simply by knowing their user name.
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You've uploaded warez onto the wrong server, buddy
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It seems  PubSub.com is offering a bounty  on an HTTP Delta implementation of RFC 3229.  This seems in response to the current meme  of RSS and Atom syndication bloat.   First off this is certainly *very* generous of them.  I'd like to see this happen more.  Good for you guys!  I myself  have thought that HTTP Deltas were a viable solution but I was wrong.  Of course most people aren't familiar with HTTP deltas.  Eseentially what an HTTP delta enables is a client/server differential protocol that can exchange a patch from the server to the client.  The client is then patched and it will then have the updated version without having to transfer the *entire* document again.  For example say you ...
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According to this new post on the PHP Security Blog, there's a new META tag the Suhosin extension includes in the output of a phpinfo page to help resolve some of the issues with Google (and buddies) storing the contents of the page, giving a potential attacker information they could exploit.   [The] extra META TAG to the HTML output of phpinfo() that forbids indexing and archiving by robots. For fairness reasons following the embedded links is still allowed to robots, because a lot of projects [...] to get at least a few backlinks for their work, that might result in a better search engine positioning.   The patch can be downloaded from their site.
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When you come upon a cool website and you want to email the URL to a friend, there&#146;s no faster way to do it than to follow the method spelled out in this week&#146;s tip. You&#146;ll love this tip.
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Google on Thursday fixed a security flaw in its Web search service that could have allowed malicious hackers to modify its pages. According to a report posted to the Bugtraq Security Focus list on Wednesday
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Gareth Heyes has a new post today talking about one of the vulnerable values in the $_SERVER superglobal - PHP_SELF.   I thought it might be a good idea to gather a few test cases demonstrating the problem. Why PHP allows these URL's is beyond me and it wouldn't take much work to filter out these malicious URL's in the PHP code.   He provides four test cases to show how simple it is to abuse - one using a HTTP header, another pushing XSS through, the third mentions search pages and the fourth a direct code injection.   You can download the code here.