As Microsoft looks to the future with Windows Vista, it still has to deal with the ever-present dangers of software flaws.
October 17, 2005
October 17, 2005
The New York Times
October 17, 2005
October 14, 2005
October 14, 2005
October 13, 2005 previous coverage
June 15, 2005
Microsoft updates Windows Vista test code
The software maker releases an update that adds an improved version of Internet Explorer 7 and other features.October 17, 2005
FAQ: Getting a handle on Windows Vista
FAQ Vista--what used to be called Longhorn--has evolved quite a bit since Microsoft first trotted it out.October 17, 2005
At Microsoft, interlopers sound off on security
Independent computer security specialists were invited to Microsoft's headquarters to critique the flaws of Windows software.The New York Times
October 17, 2005
Critical Windows patch may wreak PC havoc
Patch to fix serious Windows flaws can lock users out of their computer, prevent the Windows firewall from starting, block applications and cause other trouble.October 14, 2005
Gates to students: Microsoft wants you
In part recruitment effort, part product pitch, Bill Gates champions the "magic of software" before a packed house at Howard University.October 14, 2005
Xbox plays starring role in Windows update
New software will more closely link the gaming console into Microsoft's digital entertainment strategy.October 13, 2005 previous coverage
Microsoft meets the hackers
special report Hackers head to Redmond to show how Windows code can be exploited and to collaborate on improving security.June 15, 2005