Insecurity complex for Microsoft
A chill descends on Redmond's antivirus confabs. Also: From Patch Tuesday to "zero-day Wednesdays."
A sense of unease descends on Redmond's antivirus confabs. Also: From Patch Tuesday to "zero-day Wednesdays."
July 24, 2006
July 24, 2006
blog Blame it on the open-source product's youth as cryptography experts create viruses that hit home.
July 24, 2006
podcast It's no secret that the company faces a challenge from Microsoft's moves in the security space. Could the critique be a sales pitch in disguise?
July 21, 2006
July 20, 2006
July 19, 2006
Chills at Microsoft's security huddle
For years, leading antivirus researchers have met quietly with the software giant. Now there's unease as Redmond turns into a rival.July 24, 2006
Perspective: Zero-day Wednesdays
Why are attacks via unfixed flaws coming out the day after Microsoft's Patch Tuesday? Think corporate espionage, CNET editor Robert Vamosi says.July 24, 2006
Researchers find OpenOffice more vulnerable than Office
blog Blame it on the open-source product's youth as cryptography experts create viruses that hit home.July 24, 2006
Security Bites: Symantec critiques Vista security
podcast It's no secret that the company faces a challenge from Microsoft's moves in the security space. Could the critique be a sales pitch in disguise? July 21, 2006
Vista Views: Symantec's bug hunt
Readers respond to Symantec's discovery of weaknesses in the Windows Vista beta software.July 20, 2006
Microsoft irons out security patch
Fixes glitches in delivery and installation of an update sent out last week in its monthly security bulletin.July 19, 2006