Microsoft issues just one patch for May
Microsoft this week alerted users of the 32- and 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 that a vulnerability within the help system could allow remote attackers to take control of a computer, letting them delete files, drop in malicious code, or hijack the machine. More...

EA announces support for Xbox Live
Ending more than a year of acrimony, Electronic Arts and Microsoft have agreed to terms that will let EA publish versions of its best-selling video games that run on Microsoft's popular Xbox Live online gaming service. More...

Second alleged virus writer arrested in Germany
German authorities arrested a second alleged virus author last week, but the arrest was unrelated to the alleged author of the Sasser worm's arrest. More...

Future of Windows Media Centre in Australia?
Microsoft has finally, categorically and irrefutably confirmed that it will release the Media Centre Edition of Windows in Australia. More...

Trusted computing group pushes open spec
The Trusted Computing Group has disclosed plans to develop an open industry specification for network security. More...

PC Industry: Happy 25th, VisiCalc
The PC industry is mature enough this week to celebrate an important 25th anniversary: the commemoration of the development of the VisiCalc spreadsheet. More...