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Windows XP lives on through licensing loopholes
Three of the world's largest PC manufacturers are exploiting loopholes in Microsoft licensing terms as a means of supplying Windows XP beyond its official kill date..
Guy Dixon
Apr 29 2008 7:44AM
Software
Evil spammers put lives at risk with bogus bird flu vaccines
Security experts have slammed unprincipled spammers for putting the lives of innocent people at risk by peddling bogus drugs online that claim to combat bird flu.
William Eazel
Oct 28 2005 11:40AM
Security
Microsoft faces Mydoom and lives
Microsoft's website remained online, despite a pre-planned attack by a Mydoom worm variant that infected hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide.
Siobhan Chapman
Feb 4 2004 12:00AM
Security
Policy that lives: Enforcing security in spite of the users
Creating a security policy may be hard, says Illena Armstrong, but making sure that users comply is always the biggest problem
Illena Armstrong
Jan 13 2004 3:22PM
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