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NewsWindows kernel protection expected to break soon
October 12, 2006 PatchGuard, a Microsoft technology to protect Windows, will be hacked sooner rather than later, an expert predicts. -
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Microsoft to back customers in infringement cases
November 10, 2004 Customers will be indemnified against claims that their use of Microsoft software infringed on any intellectual-property claims. -
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Microsoft takes down barrier in Vista firewall
April 27, 2006 Windows update will turn off the firewall's new feature by default--something customers have asked for, Microsoft says. -
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FAQ: Vista's strong, new antipiracy protections
August 30, 2005 Microsoft is working closely with studios in ways that could affect your home entertainment system. Here's what you need to know. -
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CD lock loosened for freer copying
January 23, 2004 Macrovision updates its copy-protection technology for music CDs to allow a specified number of burns and transfers, following the path set by download services such as iTunes. -
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Year in review: Copy protection goes mainstream
January 3, 2004 Hackers and critics kept up their opposition, but consumers and businesses began accepting digital rights management. -
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Antivirus makers catch up to Windows bug
January 5, 2006 Not all antivirus products offer protection against exploitations of a recently disclosed, unpatched Windows flaw.
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