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Critical Microsoft patches ready to roll

Critical Microsoft patches ready to roll

Microsoft is to issue its latest patch update on Tuesday and has already warned users that some are rated critical.
David Quainton Apr 8 2005 4:47PM Security
Email trickery exploits Microsoft updates

Email trickery exploits Microsoft updates

Cyber criminals are exploiting Microsoft updates in an email scam designed to send users to bogus sites.
David Quainton Apr 8 2005 3:12PM Security
Microsoft bugs give familiar creepy feeling

Microsoft bugs give familiar creepy feeling

Microsoft is investigating newly discovered security flaws that could affect millions of users. Research outfit eEye highlighted the vulnerabilities, affecting Internet Explorer and Outlook, late last week.
David Quainton Apr 4 2005 3:23PM Security
Microsoft sues 117 phishers

Microsoft sues 117 phishers

Microsoft has filed 117 civil lawsuits against unnamed phishers trying to steal personal and financial information from its customers.
René Millman Apr 1 2005 1:26PM Security
Celebrity porn virus targets Microsoft

Celebrity porn virus targets Microsoft

Celebrity-obsessed internet users are being targeted by a new worm that tries to launch a Denial of Service (DoS) attack on Microsoft's Windows Update website.
René Millman Mar 31 2005 4:41PM Security
Macquarie Telecom ups SQL cluster push

Macquarie Telecom ups SQL cluster push

Macquarie Telecom has deployed managed hosting for online training provider BizEd Services, in a bid to help it push into an emerging market for technology using SQL Server clusters.
Fleur Doidge Mar 31 2005 3:38PM Networking
Microsoft update - Apple hackers downdate

Microsoft update - Apple hackers downdate

Microsoft is putting the finishes touches to its new update program, set to replace Windows Update Service.
David Quainton Mar 24 2005 3:23PM Security
Two out of five work days wasted: survey

Two out of five work days wasted: survey

Australian office workers are unproductive for two out of five working days, according to survey.
DVD Editor Mar 18 2005 1:10PM Training & Development
Gates maps out future for Microsoft anti-virus

Gates maps out future for Microsoft anti-virus

Microsoft boss Bill Gates pledged further action to help users and firms improve security when he opened the RSA conference in San Francisco late February.
Marcia Savage Mar 17 2005 12:56PM Security
Global giants may monopolise services

Global giants may monopolise services

Major vendors are buddying up with service provider EDS in a global move that could encourage customers to select service and solution offerings reliant on a limited number of brands.
Fleur Doidge Mar 16 2005 3:18PM Strategy
Microsoft to share ways to protect customers

Microsoft to share ways to protect customers

Rich Kaplan, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Security Business & Technology Unit, will keynote the second night of the SC Forum.
From Staff Mar 16 2005 11:14AM Security
Review: RSA SecurID for Microsoft Windows

Review: RSA SecurID for Microsoft Windows

Replacing the weak security of passwords with two-factor authentication is a no-brainer for security today, but there are still situations where passwords remain.
Jon Tullett Mar 15 2005 12:00AM Security
Microsoft and Symantec stay together in Hotmail deal

Microsoft and Symantec stay together in Hotmail deal

Microsoft’s Hotmail email service will continue to be protected by Symantec’s Brightmail anti-spam service, according to a contract secured today.
David Quainton Feb 24 2005 4:01PM Security
Oracle attacks mid-market

Oracle attacks mid-market

Oracle has split its applications and database channel businesses and painted a bullseye on Microsoft’s SQL-based mid-market dominance following the former's buy of PeopleSoft.
Darren Baguely , Darren Baguley Feb 24 2005 8:40AM Software
Vernier supports Microsoft

Vernier supports Microsoft

Staff Writers Feb 22 2005 12:36PM Security
Microsoft replaces Xbox cables

Microsoft replaces Xbox cables

Microsoft plans to replace 14.1 million power cables for certain older model Xbox consoles, due to a potential fire hazard.
Ron Osborn , DVD Editor Feb 18 2005 2:35PM Hardware
Symantec chief demands reform, dismisses Microsoft

Symantec chief demands reform, dismisses Microsoft

Symantec CEO John Walter Thompson used his keynote speech at the RSA conference in San Francisco to demand radical reform in the security market, and dismissed Microsoft efforts as insufficient.
Jon Tullett Feb 16 2005 5:27PM Security
Microsoft anti-spyware attacked

Microsoft anti-spyware attacked

Microsoft’s new anti-spyware product is already the target of virus writers. Released only weeks ago and still in beta form the software is being attacked by a trojan virus known as Bankash-A.
David Quainton Feb 11 2005 4:40PM Security
Microsoft stands up to Viagra spam

Microsoft stands up to Viagra spam

Microsoft is launching a new partnership with drug company Pfizer to combat Viagra-related spam.
David Quainton Feb 11 2005 1:57PM Security
Phishing scam targets Microsoft anti-piracy

Phishing scam targets Microsoft anti-piracy

Phishers are using Microsoft's Genuine Advantage Program as a cover to defraud email users of money, according to security experts.
René Millman Feb 9 2005 10:32AM Security

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