Microsoft Fixes Critical Windows Image Flaw - Industry Standard

Microsoft Tuesday fixed a hole that could hand over control of your PC to an attacker if you view one poisoned image on a Web site or in an HTML e-mail. Similar flaws have been heavily targeted by online crooks in the past. The flaw, MS09-006

Critical security update includes Windows 7 beta - CNET News
Welcome to Patch Tuesday, Windows 7. Windows Update offered this alert on Wednesday, pointing to a security update for Windows 7. (Credit: CNET) Microsoft on Tuesday released an update to the Windows 7 beta that closes a critical hole that puts users

Microsoft Igniting Windows 7 for Small Businesses - Softpedia
End customers and corporate clients are not the sole focus of Microsoft when it comes down to marketing the next iteration of the Windows client. Last week, the Redmond company has, extremely quietly, rolled out the Windows 7 Small Business Ignite

Microsoft fixes critical Windows kernel, WINS flaws - ZDNet Blogs
Microsoft today shipped three security bulletins with fixes for at least 8 documented vulnerabilities affecting millions of Windows OS users. The most serious of this month’s patch batch is rated “critical” and could allow full remote execution

Internet Cell Boost 2.0 - Download.com
Windows XP SP 1, Windows XP SP 2, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Media Center Edition 2003, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows XP 32-bit, Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004, Windows 2000 SP 1

Details on the Windows 7 Small Business Ignite Program - Ars Technica
Back in November 2008 when everyone was still speculating about what Windows 7 editions were coming down the pipeline, one morsel of information that we found was a mention of a “Windows 7 for Small Business (future)” in a job posting for a marketing

Helmut Buhler’s big day: An everyday programmer finds a critical - Beta News
The typical security vulnerability and patching story paints security researchers as the good guys in the white hats, the straight shooting style, and the soda pop. But on this particular Patch Tuesday (a lighter one than most) Microsoft is crediting

Microsoft plugs remote execution, spoofing holes in Windows - Zd Net Asia.com
Microsoft on Tuesday issued patches for critical holes in all supported versions of Windows that could allow an attacker to take over a system by executing code remotely if the user viewed a maliciously crafted image file. The patch for Windows 2000