Google News Alert for: windows vista
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Vista drives Windows market share gains
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
Windows‘ overall gain appeared to come courtesy of a strong showing by Vista, which increased its market share by more than the other editions — notably …
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ActiveX bugs pose threat to Vista, Microsoft reports
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
By Gregg Keizer November 3, 2008 (Computerworld) Although computers running Windows Vista are significantly less likely to be infected with attack code than …
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October browser share shows Vista up, Mac down
Electronista – Santa Clara,CA,USA
… has determined that Windows‘ marketshare rose 0.19 percent to hit 90.46 in October, as a result of a 5.24 percent increase in the use of Windows Vista. …
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Microsoft: Data shows Vista more secure than XP
NetworkWorld.com – Southborough,MA,USA
The two most commonly exploited vulnerabilities in Windows Vista concerned ActiveX controls that are commonly installed in China, Microsoft said.
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Microsoft fingers Apple and Real for Vista insecurities
guardian.co.uk – UK
Microsoft is about to release its twice-yearly report on security, and according to pre-briefings, the top 10 browser-based exploits for Windows Vista all …
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Microsoft pledges to do "a better job" with Windows 7
Telegraph.co.uk – United Kingdom
"We certainly got a lot of feedback about Windows Vista," Mr Sinofsky told the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles, listing comments from the …
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Vulnerabilities Fade From the Threat Foreground
eWeek – New York, NY
Only one Microsoft vulnerability in the list that affects Windows Vista, at 1.1% of collected samples, is MS07-017 (Vulnerabilities in GDI Could Allow …
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November 3rd, 2008
ZDNet – USA
The infection rate for Windows Vista is lower than Windows XP at any service pack level. Vista 64-bit infection rates are lower than the 32-bit versions.
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On Security, Microsoft Reports Progress and Alarm
New York Times – United States
The company said improvements in security for its Windows Vista operating system and security updates to the previous Windows XP system had made such …
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