Security overlooked in Web 2.0 land grab.
Microsoft is now officially an open source vendor.
Emerging technology group claims to innovate the innovation process.
Flashy features buy mindshare, but plain uptime brings in the revenues.
Security overlooked in web2.0 land grab.
Security hole left open for three months.
Get a new Vista installation for the price of an upgrade.
Lose the operating system, gain security and stability, firm argues.
Quest to improve Windows/Linux interoperability continues.
Microsoft's intellectual property claim against Linux still standing.
Legal obstacles holding back user generated content, warnsLawrence Lessig.
Patent claim used to prevent RFID hacking demonstration.
Active Directory to be expanded with identity, certificate and rights management services as well as federation management services.
Privacy certificate twice as likely to harbor badware than non-certifiedsites, study alleges.
Impossible to marry enterprise and community needs in oneopen source licence.
In house code sharing will loose out to superior outside code.
But Microsoft urges users to wait for official update.
Entry-level WebSphere version bundled with SuSE.
Rogue banner ads slip through safety net.
Software 'feature' could allow ID theft.
