Microsoft released its security update for November today with only four bulletins -- one item deemed "critical," two "important" and one "moderate."
Redmond doubles down on its emerging client OS, which promises to support legacy and "Metro style" applications on two different hardware platforms.
- By Kurt Mackie, Jeffrey Schwartz, Keith Ward, Doug Barney
- 11/05/2011
Microsoft today released a workaround, documented in Security Advisory 2639658, that will prevent the Duqu malware from entering a targeted system through a Windows kernel issue.
Microsoft recently got plaudits from a member of the Samba team for going open source on a patch.
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday is looking somewhat light for next week.
A zero-day vulnerability discovered on Tuesday by Microsoft is being targeted by attackers as an open door to spread the Duqu malware.
Mary Jo Foley explains why Microsoft's Windows 8 strategy looks like a faulty one to her -- especially when it comes to tablets.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 11/02/2011
The Linux Foundation, along with Red Hat and Canonical, has staked out positions on the secure boot procedure.
Brien shares the renewed faith in Microsoft that Windows 8 Server has given him in the future of Microsoft (and for Windows admins).
Microsoft today launched the second generation of its Windows Intune-hosted PC management service.
Microsoft can't stop talking about its checkerboard-like Start Screen design in Windows 8.
E-mail archiving has changed in the newer versions of Outlook. Here's how you can stave off some confusion and avoid help-desk calls.
- By Derek Schauland
- 10/15/2011
Microsoft today released its October Security Bulletin, which includes eight bulletins that address 23 vulnerabilities -- with two bulletins labeled "critical" and six "important."
The updated service features impressive remote-management and deployment capabilities.
- By Derek Schauland
- 10/01/2011
Microsoft this month described how Windows Live will be used as a key element for its codenamed "Windows 8" OS.