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Microsoft to co-fund QLD R&D facility

Microsoft to co-fund QLD R&D facility

Microsoft Australia has announced a new partnership aimed at helping scientists with their research and development into sustainable resources.
Staff Writers May 17 2006 3:30PM Software
Microsoft tips hat to bogans

Microsoft tips hat to bogans

Microsoft has proven yet again its multicultural global friendliness by allowing Word 2007 to recognise Aussie slang words like bogan, sheila, bonza and sickie.
Lilia Guan May 16 2006 9:37AM Software
Exchange flaw, two others, fixed on Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Exchange flaw, two others, fixed on Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Microsoft released three fixes – two of which prevent remote code execution - as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday release today.
Frank Washkuch May 9 2006 9:09PM Security
Three patches due from Microsoft on Tuesday

Three patches due from Microsoft on Tuesday

PC users will be able to download three new security updates for Microsoft products next Tuesday.
Frank Washkuch May 5 2006 7:18PM Security
Gartner: Microsoft will delay Vista until mid-2007

Gartner: Microsoft will delay Vista until mid-2007

A team of Gartner analysts predicted this week that Microsoft will not meet its current release schedule for the upcoming Vista operating system.
Ericka Chickowski May 5 2006 9:22AM Security
Microsoft a “no-show” at CeBIT

Microsoft a “no-show” at CeBIT

Microsoft has snubbed the Australian version of this year’s massive global IT trade show CeBIT.
Byron Connolly May 2 2006 1:31PM Storage
IDC Directions: ICT leaders debate skills, outsourcing

IDC Directions: ICT leaders debate skills, outsourcing

Some of the industry’s leading companies have come together to debate the impact of outsourcing and the current skills shortage.
Tim Lohman Apr 28 2006 4:52PM Strategy
Another IE vulnerability for Microsoft

Another IE vulnerability for Microsoft

Security experts are warning PC users this week about another zero-day Internet Explorer (IE) vulnerability that can be exploited to execute arbitrary code to compromise systems.
Dan Kaplan Apr 25 2006 7:02PM Security
Microsoft to update April patch

Microsoft to update April patch

Microsoft will re-release one April Patch next Tuesday due to interference between the fix and third-party software.
Frank Washkuch Apr 21 2006 8:45PM Security
Microsoft touts Sender ID to stop spam

Microsoft touts Sender ID to stop spam

Microsoft on Tuesday promised to increase efforts to combat spam by pushing adoption of its Sender ID framework for email authentication.
William Eazel Apr 19 2006 9:51AM Security
Microsoft IE patch clashing with HP products

Microsoft IE patch clashing with HP products

A recent Microsoft security fix – released last week to fix critical flaws in Internet Explorer (IE) – is interfering with a number of Hewlett-Packard (HP) devices.
Frank Washkuch Apr 18 2006 6:29PM Security
Microsoft updates Windows Defender

Microsoft updates Windows Defender

Microsoft has updated the beta version of its next-generation anti-spyware program.
Frank Washkuch Apr 17 2006 6:58PM Security
Researcher says Microsoft patches need more info

Researcher says Microsoft patches need more info

A security researcher with a working relationship with Microsoft said this week that the Redmond, Wash.,-based software giant should be more forthcoming in its patch releases.
Frank Washkuch Apr 14 2006 7:33PM Security
MySpace taps Microsoft security bigwig for CSO gig

MySpace taps Microsoft security bigwig for CSO gig

Hugely popular social networking site MySpace.com has hired a chief security officer, naming a Microsoft executive to help protect the online community’s more than 68 million members.
Dan Kaplan Apr 11 2006 8:54PM Security
IE flaw, four others, fixed by Microsoft on Patch Tuesday

IE flaw, four others, fixed by Microsoft on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft released a long awaited patch for a critical Internet Explorer (IE) flaw today – April’s Patch Tuesday – along with four other fixes for company products.
Frank Washkuch Apr 11 2006 8:10PM Security
Microsoft nets $36m from NSW Health deal

Microsoft nets $36m from NSW Health deal

Microsoft has signed a $36 million dollar deal with the NSW Department of Health to supply it with a plethora of software products, through its channel partners.
Lilia Guan Apr 11 2006 1:35PM Software
Readying for Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Readying for Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Tomorrow will be one of the busiest days of the month for IT security professionals updating their anti-malware protection.
Staff Writers Apr 10 2006 6:36PM Security
Microsoft enlists TCL Group as ally against Chinese pirates

Microsoft enlists TCL Group as ally against Chinese pirates

Microsoft has claimed a victory in its long-running battle against Chinese software pirates after the TCL Group, one of the leading PC manufacturers in China, signed a Windows cooperative engagement agreement with the software giant.
William Eazel Apr 10 2006 9:49AM Security
Microsoft to fix Internet Explorer flaw on Tuesday

Microsoft to fix Internet Explorer flaw on Tuesday

It’s official: PC users will only have to wait a few more days for a createTextRange() patch for Internet Explorer (IE).
Frank Washkuch Apr 6 2006 7:09PM Security
Fed Gov signs with Microsoft for info swap

Fed Gov signs with Microsoft for info swap

Microsoft has signed a cooperative agreement with the Federal Government aimed at bolstering the security of the Government’s IT.
Staff Writers Apr 6 2006 11:59AM Security

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