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AOL tested a comprehensive security service
AOL has released a beta version of the comprehensive security service package, Total Care, which it announced in early June.
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Microsoft launched an operating system for old PCs
Microsoft has just released a new version of the operating system for older computers (PCs) that still exist in businesses.
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Add a new risk to Office users
There was an additional vulnerability discovered in the Microsoft Office suite and hacked by hackers to attack users.
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Tool to eliminate garbage web from search sources
Software engineers from Microsoft have just released a tool to prevent the exploitation of Internet search mechanisms to send spam. This Strider Search Defender program…
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Gates: The opportunity for Vista to debut is expected to be ... 80%
Chairman of Microsoft has just
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Steve Ballmer: The era of
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the opportunity to earn revenue from Windows Live could not come in the coming years. But the era of Live is coming very fast.
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Microsoft was fined $ 357 million
The European Commission (EC) yesterday (July 12) decided to fine Microsoft software company $ 357.3 million for failing to fully comply with the rulings of the 2004 anti…
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Microsoft still left Excel open
Security experts warned that there are still two dangerous security flaws in Microsoft Excel that have not been fixed by Microsoft in the last security update.
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Microsoft and Yahoo chat services are connected!
Nine months later, it announced that it would link the two top IM chat services together, eventually, Yahoo and Microsoft also turned their commitments into reality. Las…
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EC considers the penalty for Microsoft
Yesterday (July 10), the European Commission's Competition Authority (EC) met to discuss the penalty that will be applied to Microsoft.
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Windows 98 and one-time imprints
Yesterday (July 11), Microsoft officially stopped supporting about 70 million people worldwide who are using Windows 98. The time when US corporations launched this oper…
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18 errors in Microsoft security bulletins are serious
The US software group has released seven security bulletins to fix nearly 20 vulnerabilities in Windows and Office. Of these, up to 5 patches are classified as the highe…
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The vulnerabilities of Apple, Microsoft, OpenOffice
The two vulnerabilities of Internet Explorer 6 were pointed out last week and there is evidence of these vulnerabilities, but Microsoft still has no answer on this issue.
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Microsoft faces the second WGA lawsuit
Microsoft has been called for the second lawsuit involving the Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) anti-piracy program, participants sued to act as 'spyware' on their system…