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Windows Vista Pwned By Web Exploit That Can't Be Stopped [Windows Vista]

gizmodo.com     53 mins ago   7 related          

Presenters at Black Hat revealed that most, if not all, of Windows Vista's security features can be taken out with a single browser exploit, using Java and .NET to execute malicious code. What really makes this a killer, is...                    

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Microsoft (finally) speaks out on 'Fiji'

zdnet.com     3 hrs ago   4 related          

Posted by Mary Jo Foley @ 10:35 am It only took two-plus years, but Microsoft finally issued on August 8 its official comment about Fiji, a k a “Windows Media Center TV Pack.” Although Microsoft isn’t going to make Fiji...                    

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Samsung, Microsoft Work Together to Improve SSD Performance in Vista

dailytech.com     6 hrs ago   6 related          

Brandon Hill (Blog) - August 8, 2008 10:55 AM SanDisk gets some help in its efforts to improve "poor performance" in Vista with SSDs Last month, SanDisk took a lot of flak when its CEO complained that its poor solid state drive...                    

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New Tests and Tools Cooking for Windows 7 Server Clustering Features

softpedia.com     3 hrs ago   2 related          

In parallel with the Windows 7 client, the successor of Windows Vista, Microsoft is also building the next iteration of the Windows server operating system. Windows 7 Server will follow Windows Server 2008 R2, but Microsoft has...                    

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Black Screen of Death for XP SP3 and Vista SP1 Upgrades

softpedia.com     4 hrs ago   2 related          

Microsoft has warned end users that performing Windows XP Service Pack 3 and Windows Vista Service Pack 1 upgrades from copies of XP SP2 and Vista RTM, respectively, that have Onekey Recovery 5.0 installed will cause the...                    

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MySpace, Facebook ignoring basic principles of security

techtarget.com     7 hrs ago   31 related          

LAS VEGAS -- Social networks like Facebook and MySpace are perfect models for the three D's of insecurity: insecure by design, insecure by default and insecure in deployment. According to a pair of security consultants who...                    

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HP explains how Microsoft inflates Vista sales figures

crunchgear.com     6 hrs ago   7 related          

A recent article in APC Magazine finds a marketing manager for HP detailing how business users are still able to order machines pre-loaded with Windows XP while making it appear that the OS sold was Windows Vista. Jane Bradburn...                    

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Small format photo printers bring your digital images to life

cnet.com     3 hrs ago   2 related          

Who said that printers have to live at home, lonely and collecting dust while you're out having fun? These mobile printers are designed to be unplugged and taken on the go. They connect directly to a digital camera without the...                    

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Mac users should watch ZFS development closely

pheedo.com     5 hrs ago   1 related          

Posted by Dennis Sellers Aug 8, 2008 at 11:34am By J. Scott Anderson Samsung and Microsoft are in talks to to speed up SSDs (solid state drives) on Windows Vista, reports Information Week. While Samsung is now in talks with...                    

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Do it Yourself Mojave

zdnet.com     2 hrs ago          

As I mentioned in a previous post, circumstances have recently required that I buy a new desktop PC. It's not that I wasn't happy with my old PC -- it was a generic ASUS M2N Athlon X2 5000+ with 4GB of RAM and an ATI HD 2400...                    

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