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Windows hit by "extremely critical" 0-day vulnerability
Vulnerability in XMLHTTP 4.0 ActiveX control opens the door to attackers.
Tom Sanders
Nov 7 2006 11:38AM
Security
Experts downplay Windows XP vulnerability
Security firms say ICS flaw is not a major concern.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 2 2006 10:06AM
Security
Experts downplay Windows XP vulnerability
A recently discovered vulnerability in Windows XP that could lead to an attacker disabling a user's firewall is being downplayed by security experts who say that the flaw is "obscure" and "easily fixable."
Shaun Nichols
Nov 2 2006 9:48AM
Security
Microsoft releases Windows Media Player 11
Latest version of player touted as 'preview of Vista'.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 1 2006 8:26AM
Software
DoS exploit for Windows XP firewall, ICS in the wild
Windows XP platforms running a shared internet access service are at risk from an in-the-wild remote DoS exploit, vulnerability management firm nCircle reported Sunday.
Dan Kaplan
Oct 30 2006 10:50PM
Security
Security vendor circumvents Windows Vista's Patchguard
Microsoft vows to block shortcut.
Tom Sanders
Oct 30 2006 11:28AM
Security
Security vendor circumvents Windows Vista's Patchguard
Security researchers with Authentium have found a way to circumvent the Patchguard security technology that Microsoft has built into the 64-bit version of its forthcoming Windows Vista operating system.
Tom Sanders
Oct 27 2006 3:30PM
Security
Microsoft delays Windows XP update
Service Pack 3 release moved to first half of 2008.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 24 2006 3:29PM
Software
Windows XP piracy levels fall by more than 4 percent
An update released today from Microsoft shows that work carried out as part of its "Keep IT Real" initiative has been successful, lowering the UK piracy rate of Windows XP from 16.7 percent to 12.4 percent over the last seven months.
Emma Pritchard
Oct 20 2006 5:44PM
Security
Microsoft tweaks Windows Vista security
Software developer makes under the hood changes between RC1 and RC2 releases.
Tom Sanders
Oct 16 2006 5:42PM
Security
Windows CE wide open to mobile malware
Kaspersky Lab issues warning that will make Microsoft WinCE.
Robert Jaques
Oct 12 2006 10:06AM
Security
Windows must change to deal with Web 2.0
Trouble ahead, warns Gartner.
Matt Chapman
Sep 25 2006 9:57AM
Software
Microsoft issues Windows Vista rallying call
Developers urge to hop onboard the Vista train.
Tom Sanders
Sep 19 2006 3:35PM
Software
Windows Vista RC1 released for public download
Latest test version up for grabs.
Tom Sanders
Sep 18 2006 9:58AM
Software
Mobler worm uses Symbian to target Windows
Users must open file to spread the infection.
Matt Chapman
Sep 7 2006 8:45AM
Security
CA mistakes Windows system file for malware
False positive causes system crashes.
Tom Sanders
Sep 5 2006 9:54AM
Security
The Month: Symantec reports weaknesses in Windows Vista
Symantec has reported a number of vulnerabilities in Windows Vista in its third report on the new OS. Although the two companies are partners, Symantec is now in direct competition with Microsoft following the latter's move into the anti-virus space.
Staff Writers
Sep 4 2006 3:56PM
Security
The Month: Threat of the month - Flaw in Windows Server service
What is it?
Staff Writers
Sep 4 2006 3:56PM
Security
Rare worm hits Symbian mobiles, Windows PCs
An anti-virus firm warned mobile device users of a new crossover worm this week.
Frank Washkuch
Aug 31 2006 8:00PM
Security
Real to offer Windows Media on Linux by December
Mainstream media player increases Linux's appeal, vendor argues.
Tom Sanders
Aug 16 2006 9:36AM
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