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Microsoft unveils .Net micro development kit

Microsoft unveils .Net micro development kit

Big things in small packages.
Robert Jaques Sep 28 2006 10:23AM Software
Microsoft unveils System Centre DPM 2

Microsoft unveils System Centre DPM 2

Latest offering boosts continuous data protection.
Robert Jaques Sep 28 2006 10:23AM Storage
Microsoft to push inter-Vista upgrades

Microsoft to push inter-Vista upgrades

PC manufacturers get to share in the additional revenues.
Tom Sanders Sep 25 2006 9:57AM Software
Microsoft lifts lid on Office 2007 for Macs

Microsoft lifts lid on Office 2007 for Macs

Port will bring over XML format but no 'ribbon'.
Shaun Nichols Sep 21 2006 9:58AM Software
Microsoft issues Windows Vista rallying call

Microsoft issues Windows Vista rallying call

Developers urge to hop onboard the Vista train.
Tom Sanders Sep 19 2006 3:35PM Software
Open source community welcomes Microsoft patent pledge

Open source community welcomes Microsoft patent pledge

Promise not to enforce web services patents given cautious welcome.
Tom Sanders Sep 19 2006 3:35PM Software
Microsoft and Cisco hook up on network access

Microsoft and Cisco hook up on network access

Giants to provide joint security architecture.
Marcus Austin Sep 8 2006 10:13AM Security
New "extremely critical" unpatched flaw reported in Microsoft Office

New "extremely critical" unpatched flaw reported in Microsoft Office

Security experts today are warning of a trojan that is actively exploiting a new, unpatched Microsoft Word zero-day vulnerability.
Dan Kaplan Sep 5 2006 6:19PM Security
New "extremely critical," unpatched flaw in Microsoft Office reported

New "extremely critical," unpatched flaw in Microsoft Office reported

Security experts are warning today of a trojan that is actively exploiting a new, unpatched Microsoft Word zero-day vulnerability.
Dan Kaplan Sep 5 2006 6:15PM Security
Microsoft declares war on Cisco

Microsoft declares war on Cisco

Conflict to centre on the 'critical battleground' of the branch office.
Robert Jaques Aug 31 2006 11:55AM Networking
Microsoft replaces bug-filled patch

Microsoft replaces bug-filled patch

Microsoft today re-released a patch to replace a bug-filled fix that caused some applications to crash when users installed it beside Internet Explorer (IE) 6.0 Service Pack (SP)1 in conjunction with HTTP 1.1.
Dan Kaplan Aug 24 2006 10:20PM Security
Microsoft butters up Firefox for Vista

Microsoft butters up Firefox for Vista

Software vendor offers help in bringing open source project to Windows Vista.
Tom Sanders Aug 24 2006 4:01PM Software
Microsoft cosies up to Citrix

Microsoft cosies up to Citrix

Firms expand partnership to improve application access.
Robert Jaques Aug 24 2006 4:01PM Software
Mozilla accepts, will work with Microsoft to see Firefox, Thunderbird work on Vista

Mozilla accepts, will work with Microsoft to see Firefox, Thunderbird work on Vista

Mozilla has accepted Microsoft's offer for the two competitors to work together to ensure Mozilla's Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email suite work more seamlessly on Redmond's upcoming Windows Vista operating system (OS).
Frank Washkuch Aug 23 2006 7:55PM Security
Microsoft delays patch re-release; MS patch contains new flaw, says researcher

Microsoft delays patch re-release; MS patch contains new flaw, says researcher

Microsoft announced - counter to its announcement last week - it will not release a formal fix for its MS06-042 patch today, resulting in the company telling the security community that IT administrators should find a workaround to deal with a vulnerability caused by the existing patch.
Ericka Chickowski Aug 23 2006 1:27AM Security
Microsoft invites Mozilla developers to Redmond

Microsoft invites Mozilla developers to Redmond

Microsoft has extended an olive branch of sorts to Mozilla Corp., inviting its developers to Redmond to ensure Firefox and email suite Thunderbird will run on its upcoming Vista operating system (OS).
Frank Washkuch Aug 22 2006 10:11PM Security
No new PowerPoint flaws to report, says Microsoft

No new PowerPoint flaws to report, says Microsoft

There is no new, recently discovered but unpatched flaw in Microsoft's popular PowerPoint presentation program, the company said today after completing an investigation.
Frank Washkuch Aug 22 2006 7:58PM Security
Microsoft hires former McAfee anti-virus head

Microsoft hires former McAfee anti-virus head

In a clear sign that Microsoft is serious about its entrance into the information security space, the software giant this week confirmed the hiring of highly regarded former McAfee executive and anti-virus veteran Vincent Gullotto.
Dan Kaplan Aug 18 2006 8:22PM Security
Microsoft Office for Linux 'inevitable'

Microsoft Office for Linux 'inevitable'

OSDL expects low cost Linux Office version to keep Open Office at bay.
Tom Sanders Aug 18 2006 10:34AM Software
Microsoft Office trojan appears in wake of Patch Tuesday

Microsoft Office trojan appears in wake of Patch Tuesday

Security experts continue to track a low-risk trojan that takes advantage of a recently patched critical vulnerability, the second Windows flaw to be exploited since Redmond released its August security update.
Dan Kaplan Aug 17 2006 10:34PM Security

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