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Redmond Report, August 29

08/29/2005

This week: Windows XP SP1 vulnerable to attack; SUS support extended to end of the year; Exchange SP2 CTP now available; and Zotob investigation leads to arrests in Turkey and Morocco.

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Windows XP SP1 Vulnerable to Attacks Based on MS05-039 Flaw
Microsoft SUS Gets 6-month Support Extension
Microsoft Unveils Presence Tools for Real-Time Collaboration
Exchange 2003 SP2 CTP Available
Investigation of Zobot Worms Leads to Arrests in Turkey, Morocco

IT Web Gems links:

After years of stagnation, tech spending ticks upward
Chinese website offers substitute test taking services for earning professional IT certifications
Trade Breaks: HALO, Means, Dog, Candy
Microsoft readies ‘Pinoy Windows’
Coffee found to be high in health-giving antioxidants

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