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Open-source battlegrounds heat up
February 2, 2005 Microsoft talks up security to counter Linux and company. Also: Torvalds trashes software patents.Open source gets around
November 29, 2006 roundup Trolltech offers a software suite to boost Linux use in mobile phones. Novell, meanwhile, turns away from a well-traveled sector.Officials say Linux not a price ploy in Microsoft deal
August 16, 2004 Local government in UK says it didn't use the open-source OS as a bargaining chip; Microsoft was simply best option.New salvos in software war
October 23, 2003 roundup Red Hat's Linux 3.0 and Microsoft's Office 2003 battle for corporate wallets.Trend Micro: Open source is more secure
June 13, 2006 Antivirus vendor wades into the debate over the merits of open and closed code, while Red Hat takes a cautious approach.Ballmer: Raising Microsoft's security game
October 21, 2003 The CEO defends Microsoft's efforts to protect its software against attacks and says open-source rivals can't match the software giant on security.Linux servers at risk from trifecta of flaws
February 19, 2004 Three separate security bugs could be used by an ordinary user to gain total control of a Linux server or workstation, security researchers warn.Linux developers create forum to air core flaws
February 2, 2005 The mailing list will aim to get flaws fixed quickly with as little politics as possible.Open source on the move
September 21, 2006 Linux gets its latest kernel update and a real-time makeover; debate continues on GPL changes.Moving to Linux may not save money--yet
April 5, 2004 New research from The Yankee Group shows that wholesale migration to Linux software could cost some companies more than an upgrade to their Unix or Windows systems.Asian trio in deal to replace Windows
September 2, 2003 The governments of China, Korea and Japan are reportedly closer to signing a deal to codevelop an open-source replacement for Microsoft's Windows operating system.Red Hat unveils government business unit
February 2, 2005 Linux seller is also touting a new seven-year contract with the Department of Energy's national labs.Cheaper to patch--Windows or open source?
May 20, 2005 A Microsoft-funded study finds that companies saved money by using Windows database servers over open-source models.Rising challenges in open source
October 26, 2006 Hackers are getting their hands on Linux code, and Oracle now has its nose in the Red Hat tent.Image flaw pierces PC security
August 5, 2004 Six vulnerabilities in a common code that handles an open-source image format could open the doors to intruders.Novell announces new Windows, Linux tools
March 19, 2004 The company touts management products for both Linux and Windows systems, as it tries to balance its proprietary and open-source software portfolios.Developers take Linux attacks to heart
December 9, 2003 Some security changes may be necessary, but open-source projects show resiliency to illicit source-code changes, developers say.Linux riskier than Windows?
March 23, 2005 Microsoft-funded study concludes that companies that install Linux-based Web servers run greater risks than those that use Windows.LinuxWorld's Big Apple block party
January 23, 2004 special coverage At the show, a Microsoft exec dons a flak jacket to speak to open-source fans. Also: UnitedLinux unravels, and Amazon wades deeper into the Linux flow.Microsoft targets Apache Web server
June 7, 2005 With Longhorn Server, giant will look to grab share from the popular open-source Apache Web server.
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