IT News Roundup, Dec. 19 -- Redmondmag.com

IT News Roundup, Dec. 19

12/19/2005

This week: Newly patched IE flaw already exploited; Visto sues Microsoft over Windows Mobile; Microsoft sues dozens for fraud; Exchange 12 beta released; more.

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

Cisco Launches Practice Lab for CCIE
IT Weekly Roundup, Dec. 16
CertCities.com’s 10 Hottest Certifications for 2006
Visual FoxPro 9 Service Pack 1 Ships
Newly Patched IE Flaw Already Being Exploited
Microsoft Ships Exchange '12' Beta
Microsoft RTMs Communicator Web Access
Microsoft Raises Dividend
Visto Sues Microsoft over Windows Mobile
Flurry of Microsoft Lawsuits Allege Fraud
Microsoft Products Get Security Certified

IT Web Gems links:

Want to be hip? (The News & Observer)
New IM worm chats with intended victims (News.com)
Engineer Outwits Fingerprint Recognition Devices with Play-Doh
Privacy implications of Microsoft's Windows Live Local
Time names Gateses, Bono ‘Persons of 2005’(MSNBC.com)

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