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Acid2, Acid3, and the power of default

January 23, 2008 Opera CTO Håkon Wium Lie asks how seriously Microsoft's Web browser will support an upcoming Web standards test. TAGS: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser, scenario, standards, Opera Software, setting, Web application, power, Web page, Microsoft Corp.

Dell soups up security service

July 9, 2003 Dell Computer wants to help customers switch on better Windows 2000 security, with a new service that activates 50 default settings in the OS. TAGS: Microsoft Windows 2000, security, setting, HP, IBM Corp., PC, Microsoft Windows, operating system

Vista draining laptop batteries, patience

May 4, 2007 Microsoft's attempt to improve power management in Windows Vista hasn't made up for the pretty but power-hungry Aero interface, causing battery life to suffer. TAGS: power management, Microsoft Windows Vista, battery life, battery, Richard Shim, notebook computer, laptop computer, HP, Microsoft Windows XP, Lenovo, setting, operating system, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., PC

Yahoo's IM update: A Trojan horse of surprises

December 15, 2006 Company stops prompting customers to update the software until it can ensure fix for bug works.Video: Watch this before installing update TAGS: Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo IM, Yahoo! Inc., ethics, preference, IM, trojan horse, setting, Web browser, security, Microsoft Internet Explorer, video, Microsoft Corp.

Hack lets intruders sneak into home routers

February 15, 2007 Ability to change the settings of poorly configured home routers could put home networks at risk of serious attack. TAGS: router, DNS, Linksys, Cisco Systems Inc., attacker, Symantec Corp., password, D-Link Systems, researcher, Netgear, JavaScript, setting, attack, security

Windows patch backfires on the security-minded

October 17, 2005 People who tweaked their OS settings are getting hit hardest by a flawed Microsoft update meant to fix a serious flaw. TAGS: patch, security, patch management, expert, software company, setting, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, operating system, PC

Longhorn will run on some older PCs too

April 28, 2005 Microsoft's new version of Windows will run on less-modern PCs--but without many of the bells and whistles. TAGS: Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows XP, computer company, operating system, setting, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, PC

Yahoo IM users get more than they bargained for

September 2, 2005 The "highly recommended" update to the free instant-messaging program also alters users' home page and auto-search function. TAGS: Yahoo IM, Yahoo! Inc., instant messenger, home page, Yahoo Search, IM, default, Internet company, installation, setting, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., PC

Microsoft hands out antidote to poisoned URLs

April 7, 2005 Recommends changing server software configurations to help protect against DNS cache poisoning, a technique used in online attacks. TAGS: DNS, data center, server software, DNS server, attack, spyware, threat, Microsoft Windows Server, server, Microsoft Corp., setting, security, Microsoft Windows

Linksys Wi-Fi router vulnerability discovered

June 4, 2004 Cisco issues a patch for a flaw that could give hackers access to Linksys consumers' home networks. TAGS: Linksys, router, firmware, Wi-Fi router, hacker, Cisco Systems Inc., firewall, vulnerability, home network, DSL, flaw, setting, virus, Wi-Fi, security
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