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The next generation of security threats
December 5, 2007 Forget widespread worms. Nowadays, limited-scale threats like targeted e-mail attacks are causing the most concern.Microsoft's lessons from the desktop
June 27, 2007 While similar rules apply to Web security, the differences are crucial and the stakes are high, says Microsoft senior security director.Photos: Leading Microsoft's security crewMicrosoft enlists developers in security push
March 1, 2004 To encourage use of the security features in Windows XP SP2, the company is preparing a midyear release of service packs for its core developer products: Visual Studio.Net and the .Net Framework.Security hole found in Mozilla browser
July 9, 2004 A security flaw could theoretically allow attackers to crash computers or launch unauthorized programs.Ballmer talks up Xbox at partner conference
July 14, 2004 The company is in Toronto whispering sweet nothings into developers' ears, but consumers waiting for security updates got bad news.Blogs put developers in Microsoft 'cockpit'
April 6, 2004 The software giant opens Channel 9, an informal site of Web logs and discussion forums intended to improve communication with developers by sharing "flight crew chat."Will code check tools yield worm-proof software?
May 26, 2004 Programs to catch security flaws during the software development process are gaining more traction, as firms look to hold software makers responsible for the security of their apps.Microsoft steers developers to Longhorn
October 27, 2003 Company executives give developers a peek of the next major edition of Windows and other forthcoming products in a push to spur interest in the operating system.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.Software firms fault colleges' security education
February 16, 2005 A panel at the Secure Software Forum blames universities for turning out graduates who don't know how to program securely.Microsoft: Longhorn beta unlikely this year
April 1, 2004 Efforts to shore up security on Windows XP pull developers away from the update effort, setting back the release, and probably causing some planned features to be cut.Microsoft gets Windows XP update ready
December 11, 2003 The software maker is set to release a test version of an update to Windows XP, which adds security features and improved support for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi networks.Microsoft discloses some IE 7 plans
April 25, 2005 Software giant yields to longstanding demands by Web developers, promising support for PNG, CSS graphics and layout standards.Security pros question flaw find
January 22, 2004 Two developers of Internet tools say they have discovered a major network vulnerability--but security researchers don't believe the flaw is serious.Microsoft yielding to IE standards pressure?
March 16, 2005 Redmond may be budging on its support for standards and on key missing features in Internet Explorer.IE gaps that need to be plugged
September 30, 2004 Surfers and developers say Internet Explorer lacks some must-have features and standards. These requests top the wish list.Microsoft delays patch management tool
July 13, 2004 The delay is the second to be announced this week by the software giant, which is maintaining an ambitious workload for its developers.Microsoft previews new mobile Windows
March 29, 2004 The software giant releases a beta version of the new Windows CE 5.0 operating system for mobile devices.This week in Windows Vista
January 20, 2006 Microsoft brings more focus to its upcoming operating system as it gives developers access to a key piece of Windows Vista.Microsoft may offer peek at SQL Server code
February 23, 2005 The company is looking at making the source code for the next version of SQL Server available under its shared-source program.
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