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Microsoft draws fire for stealth test programCompany has turned Windows users into guinea pigs by sending an unfinished antipiracy tool out as a "high priority" update. CNET News.com - Security |
Microsoft security chief looks beyond VistaBen Fathi expects his engineering expertise to have a positive influence on security at the software giant. CNET News.com - Security |
Security chief looks beyond VistaBen Fathi expects his engineering expertise to be a positive influence on security at Microsoft. CNET News.com - Security |
Start-ups let customers run the showAlso on News.com Extra: Where have all the game gods gone? CNET News.com - Security |
Worm wriggles through Yahoo mail flawJavaScript flaw allows worm to send itself to other Yahoo Web mail addresses when the user merely opens the e-mail. CNET News.com - Security |
Microsoft: Zombies most prevalent Windows threatScan finds that more than 60 percent of compromised PCs are infected with bot software. CNET News.com - Security |
A growing racket over iTunesAlso on News.com Extra: Gas station looks at gas-free future. CNET News.com - Security |
Worm wriggles through unpatched Yahoo flawJavaScript flaw allows worm to send itself to other Yahoo Web mail addresses when the user merely opens the e-mail. CNET News.com - Security |
Novell plugs Bandit for ID managementBandit project will create a set of open-source components for services that use identity data in online transactions. CNET News.com - Security |
Spam: Made in Taiwan?Junk e-mail rose in May, most of it served up from Taiwan--and the death of Blue Frog was a factor, CipherTrust says. CNET News.com - Security |
Microsoft to ease up on piracy check-insAntipiracy tool will reduce check-ins to biweekly, instead of after each boot-up, and will stop checking-in entirely later this year. CNET News.com - Security |
No fix for 'critical' hole in Windows 98, MERepairs would require so many changes to the older OSes that it might break applications, Microsoft says. CNET News.com - Security |
Symantec pays $36 million in tax spatTax bill is still less than the IRS had asked for. But the security company's not off the hook yet. CNET News.com - Security |
Tech fuels radio's reboundAlso on News.com Extra: Data losses may spur lawsuits. CNET News.com - Security |
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