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Microsoft probes critical IIS Web server bug
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pictureofhealth: Microsoft on Tuesday confirmed that it is examining a critical vulnerability in older editions of Internet Information Services (IIS) server, a day after a hacker posted exploit code online.
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You can get lean and fast computing with your current version of Mac OS X. Here's how...
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Can you erase your tracks online? We tried to get a few bad mentions off the Net forever. Here's how we did.
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Teens and young adults are responsible for a doubling of record sales this past year, while CD sales plummeted.
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Apple on Monday patched 10 critical vulnerabilities in QuickTime, including one that was hinted at in a Mac hacking book three months ago. Three of the bugs were in how it parses movie files, two were in its handling of PICT image files and others were traced to problems dealing with JP2, MS ADPCM-encoded audio, PhotoShop and animation file formats
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George Colony, CEO of Forrester Research Inc., sees a subtle slippage in Microsoft's standing vs. rivals such as Google Inc. and Apple Inc. as Gates has disengaged himself from the company and implies that the slippage could accelerate once Gates is even more out of the picture.
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The U.S. Department of Education has disabled its Direct Loan Servicing System, the online payment feature of its Federal Student Aid site, because of a software glitch that exposed the personal data of 21,000 students who borrowed money from the department, said Education Department spokeswoman Jane Glickman in an e-mail to Computerworld.
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A former NSA analyst's take on the NSA's warrantless spying: "The case involves fundamental issues related to NSAs missions and long-standing rules of engagement. What's even more dismaying is the lack of public reaction to this."
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