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Next Tuesday, Microsoft will release 6 security updates to fix a variety of security bugs, including 2 security bugs evaluated at
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Next Tuesday, Microsoft will release 6 security updates to fix a variety of security bugs, including 2 security bugs evaluated at
Microsoft remains committed to developing the next generation of files and new storage systems - WinFS for Windows, though this process will take a long time.
The software giant will release a new version of its anti-piracy tool called Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) next week. Previously, the Windows XP version of this tool w…
Lenovo has just launched the latest ThinkPad laptop with a wide screen and is compatible with Windows Vista operating system.
Security firm Websense said 2006 was the year of zero-day attacks, with the number of such attacks reaching a record high in security history.
According to David Mitchell, an expert with market consulting firm Ovum, 15% of PC users will switch to Vista right at the beginning of the new operating system. Previou…
The software giant has failed a legal battle with a local business around the office suite at the top of Office. The Korean Supreme Court in a ruling last week rejected…
Of the Heap buffer overflow type and severely evaluated affect most of today's popular Windows operating systems, vulnerabilities in ActiveX XMLHTTP in Windows Core Serv…
Microsoft has released a Service Pack 2 RC (Release Candidate) update for the Windows Server 2003 operating system version with patches, enhancing security and simplifyi…
While Microsoft is focusing on the release of Zune in time for the start of the shopping season for the upcoming holiday season, the giant has forgotten something import…
The EU antitrust agency has just issued a deadline for Microsoft next Thursday to comply with regulations providing relevant information about the software system, other…
In a series of new product announcements earlier this week, Microsoft launched a future plan for Windows Server and officially launched a new script engine - PowerShell.
The malicious code has the ability to attack two serious security flaws in Windows that Microsoft has revealed that have begun to appear on the Internet.
Although the popularity of Gmail is quite limited, but certainly, this e-amil software is not a virus, despite Microsoft's warning.
Beta 3 only verifies performance and quality control issues. Microsoft will release Beta 3 of the next Windows Server version - Longhorn server in the first half of 2007.