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Microsoft exec calls XP hack 'frightening'
November 13, 2007 In a matter of minutes, e-crime experts hack into a Windows XP computer that is unprotected and connected to an unsecured wireless network.Password protection in Microsoft Word criticized
January 7, 2004 Word documents that use the software's built-in password protection to avoid unauthorized editing can easily be modified, a security expert maintains.Gates: End to passwords in sight
February 14, 2006 With Windows Vista, the Microsoft chairman feels he has the right weapons to supplant PC passwords. Photos: Gates takes the stage at RSA Image: A look at InfoCardsMicrosoft security guru: Jot down your passwords
May 23, 2005 Jesper Johansson says the security industry has been giving out the wrong advice on passwords for 20 years.Microsoft shutters Windows private folders
July 14, 2006 Following an outcry, Redmond is removing add-on feature allowing users to create password-protected folders.Microsoft's private folders become a public headache
July 17, 2006 Company removes Private Folders 1.0 from site following outcry. But the add-on remains available through the weekend, into Monday.Gates: Passwords passe
November 16, 2004 Biometric and smart-card technology will replace passwords to verify ID, Microsoft head Bill Gates says--again.Gates: Microsoft to offer anti-spyware
October 2, 2004 Company Chairman Bill Gates says "this malware thing is so bad" the software giant plans to offer its own tools.Gates predicts death of the password
February 25, 2004 Traditional password-based security is headed for extinction, says Microsoft's chairman, because it cannot "meet the challenge" of keeping critical information secure.Password imperfect
December 9, 2004 Microsoft is leading by example in its push to ease the security risks posed by passwords.No end in sight to hacking of 'WoW' accounts
April 10, 2007 'Tens of thousands' of players' accounts have been compromised with keylogging exploit, security experts say.Microsoft under your thumb
September 8, 2004 New keyboard and mouse from the company's hardware division include fingerprint readers.RSA: Microsoft to shelve token support in Vista
May 2, 2006 OS update won't include built-in support for SecurID, even though it's been tested for two years.MySQL worm hits Windows systems
January 27, 2005 Databases protected by weak passwords on Windows-based machines could allow a worm to spread to several thousand systems.Flaw found in Office encryption
January 20, 2005 Snoopers could decode password-protected files in Microsoft programs, a security researcher warns.Tool time for Microsoft
November 16, 2004 In Denmark, Gates outlines effort to trim data managment costs, new Windows update service. Also: Angling for Novell users.Microsoft: Still more to do on security
February 6, 2007 Company has made headway on protecting PCs, but more Net use means more challenges, Gates and Mundie tell RSA crowd. Photos: Bill Gates at RSAPassword juggling no more?
January 14, 2005 It's high time for a better way to protect my identity online, CNET News.com's Mike Ricciuti says. I'm sick of yellow stickies.Who says safe computing must remain a pipe dream?
December 9, 2004 Web surfing gets riskier all the time. Computer security guru Bruce Schneier outlines a 12-step plan to protect yourself.
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