'Windows Vista will quickly be defeated by hackers'

According to experts, the core security technology for Windows Vista will soon be "conquered" by hackers after the next generation Windows operating system is announced later this year (enterprise edition).

To keep Vista safe, Microsoft has developed a system core security technology called "PatchGuard", to prevent and eliminate malicious code attacks. However, a Microsoft expert must admit that new technology is not really perfect.

" The protection of system personnel is a top priority in new Windows versions, but the applied technology is not unbreakable. Anyway, we try to prevent this from happening " - he This said.

"PatchGuard" technology is only deployed on 64-bit versions of Windows, and will be available in Windows XP x64 Edition later this year. PatchGuard will be more widely used when Vista (consumer version) is released in January next year. Also from this point on, PCs that integrate 64-bit processors and 64-bit operating systems will also be more common.

There have been reports that PatchGuard technology has been broken, but Microsoft does not admit it. " We have not received any information that hackers have hacked into PatchGuard, " the Microsoft spokesman said.