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    As support fades, Microsoft offers Windows 2000 update 30/06/2005 09:03:56

    As the clock ticks on support for mainstream Windows 2000 users, Microsoft has released a "high priority" update rollup of over 50 security fixes.
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    Cybercriminals get a 10-year jail sentence 29/06/2005 09:13:37

    Two men have been sentenced to a total of 10 years in prison for their roles in a wide range of online fraud activities, U.K. authorities said this week.
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    New worm lures users with 'breaking news' 29/06/2005 09:10:10

    Internet users alarmed over news of Michael Jackson's death or dark conspiracies behind the demise of Pope John Paul II should perhaps just be worried that they received another new e-mail worm.
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    Shuttle launches small form PC with dual-core system 22/06/2005 10:00:34

    Taiwanese computer manufacturer, Shuttle, has launched its first small form-factor PC that supports Intel's dual-core and 64-bit processors.
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    New MSN Messenger! 08/06/2005 07:50:35

    Microsoft has announced its new free Messenger 7.0 software, releasing the final product along with the finished version of an online scrapbook service it has been testing, MSN Spaces.
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    Mytob writers could be creating a super bug 06/06/2005 08:00:47

    Virus writers responsible for the recent rash of Mytob worm variants could be working on creating a super worm, a security researcher warned Friday.
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    Yahoo and Cisco combine their antispam technologies 03/06/2005 10:04:52

    Yahoo and Cisco Systems are combining their antispam technologies to create a new e-mail authentication system, they announced this week.
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    New Mytob worm poses as IT administrator 02/06/2005 08:24:24

    Another variant of the Mytob worm began wiggling its way into inboxes this week, enticing recipients to open an e-mail attachment that could allow a remote hacker to access and perform commands on an infected machine.
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    Microsoft will add 'Raw' photo support to Windows 02/06/2005 09:10:19

    Aiming to please photography enthusiasts, Microsoft is enhancing current and upcoming versions of its Windows operating system to allow users to more easily work with "Raw" image files, which take information directly from the camera's image sensor to better preserve color and detail.
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    Website helps those who fret about zombie threat 30/05/2005 09:04:01

    Internet users concerned about the number of virus-infected PCs ready to launch an attack over the Web can at least keep track of how afraid they should be, and satisfy their curiosity, by visiting CipherTrust's new ZombieMeter resource.
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    Microsoft, HP partner on national ID systems 30/05/2005 09:00:23

    Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Microsoft are working together to offer governments national identity systems built on the .Net platform.
 
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