Critiques Novell history, praises SuSE buy, considers potential of SCO suit against Novell, praises Groklaw website for legal analysis. [ZDNet CNET News.com]

Sick of sexist attitudes, female techies from around the world are getting connected and getting organized. [ZDNN]

Copies of Stephen King's novella "Riding the Bullet" may have been decrypted by hackers. [ZDNet]

Study shows more users than expected blame their ISPs for spam. [ZDNet]

Sun considers adding unusual provision to some Java licenses: Sun would agree to indemnify Linux-using licensees from SCO Linux-related lawsuits; using fear of SCO to help Java grow. [ZDNet CNET News.com]

Launches print ad campaign highlighting IBM license dispute with SCO, encourages IBM customers to switch to Sun platform; aimed at organizations running AIX, IBM version of Unix. [ZDNet CNET News.com]

Asian Linux seller Turbolinux is once again a member of the Open Source Development Lab, a consortium computing firms sponsor to improve the Unixlike OS. It had joined the lab before, but let its membership lapse. [CNET ZDNet]

An article on typosquatting - capitalizing on mistyped names.

The movie studio is claiming that many of the fan Web sites violate its intellectual-property rights and is demanding the domain names be surrendered. By Stephanie Grunier and John Lippman. [Wall Street Journal]

Consultant KPMG is using a honeypot wireless LAN to lure wardrivers and measure the true level of this much-discussed security risk.