Channel Checklist: Windows Vista security
While more secure than XP, Windows Vista still has security vulnerabilities. Learn how to address these vulnerabilities by securing Windows Vista upon deployment
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A better DOS than DOS and a better Windows than Windows
Anybody remember that slick marketing line? You are a winner if you picked OS/2 . OK I will admit it, I was an OS/2 user. I liked it much better than Windows 3.1 and used it even after Windows 95 came out. I still think it was a superior product to anything that the guys from Redmond put out. Why don't we all run OS/2 today instead of Windows?...
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A better DOS than DOS and a better Windows than Windows
Anybody remember that slick marketing line? You are a winner if you picked OS/2 . OK I will admit it, I was an OS/2 user. I liked it much better than Windows 3.1 and used it even after Windows 95 came out. I still think it was a superior product to anything that the guys from Redmond put out. Why don't we all run OS/2 today instead of Windows?...
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Windows Vista vs Windows XP SP2 Vulnerability Report 2007
In the wake of my Windows Vista One Year Vulnerability Report , I have received many questions regarding the current vulnerability record of Windows Vista as compares with Windows XP SP2
This short paper is a compilation of vulnerability data for Microsoft Windows Vista and Microsoft Windows XP SP2 for calendar year 2007 and a brief analysis to...
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Windows Log Collection Poll Analysis
Now, my latest poll (" What tools do you use for Windows Event Log Collection and Analysis ") was pretty popular (157 responses) and controversial as well; let's analyze it. The results are here and below as well
So, what catches your eye first ? Despite the fact that I was trying hard to list most of the tools that collect Windows logs known...
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Download: Windows Vista One Year Vulnerability Report
Windows Vista shipped to business customers on the last day of November 2006, so the end of November 2007 marks the one year anniversary for supported production use of the product
This paper analyzes the vulnerability disclosures and security updates for the first year of Windows Vista and looks at it in the context of its predecessor, Windows...
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TechEd Session SEC250 - Windows Server Security Advances - 4:30PM Today, Room N320A
For those of you that are at TechEd today, I want to invite you around to my session on Security Advances in Windows Server 2008 today in room N320A
I'll be covering this general outline
SDL work on Windows Server 2008
Architectural security enhancements
Security features and capabilities
Looking at the security track record for the first 90...
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Windows Resource Protection (WRP) protects critical system resources
2008-06-03 09:34:36 by Joel Scambray, Hacking Exposed Windows in WhatIs: Enterprise IT tips and expert advice
Windows Resource Protection (WRP) has undergone some changes since it's predecessor, Windows File Protection (WFP) was used to protect critcal Windows system files. Learn about WRP's evolution and what it means to the security of your Windows shop in this excerpt from "Hacking Exposed Windows
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Microsoft Releases Nine Security Updates for Windows, Office
Microsoft today released nine security bulletins and a series of product updates to address the issues in them. Six of the nine include critical vulnerabilities on at least some of the products they cover
Critical: MS07-042Vulnerability in Microsoft XML Core Services Could Allow Remote Code Execution
Critical: MS07-043Vulnerability in OLE...