Microsoft calls Google thief
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Pot and kettle debate cleanliness Microsoft executive Tom Rubin will use a speech to the American Association of Publishers, which is suing Google, to slag off the search engine's attitude to copyright.â¦
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p2pnet.net News:- Four ex-Microsoft employees from the Seattle-area have been charged with stealing software worth $32.4 million from the company.
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Google undeservedly recieves credit for many clicks on the online ads it delivers via its search engine, but Microsoft wants to put a stop to that.
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It's no secret that Microsoft employs individuals that attempt to bypass the security restrictions built into its software products in order to make them safer, but the company has rarely publicized this fact. That's changing with a new Web log called hackers @ microsoft.
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By BRIAN BERGSTEIN BOSTON - A potentially devastating hole in Google Inc.'s prevalent desktop search product could have exposed personal files on users' computers to data thieves.
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A Microsoft Corp. lawyer plans to criticize Google Inc.'s book search service in a speech Tuesday to the Association of American Publishers (AAP), saying the search company is abusing copyright and fair use rules.
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A hacker posted exploit code for a Microsoft bug after being denied credit for the find because of his offensive pseudonym.
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By JESSICA MINTZ SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. will change the program that helps Windows Vista users search their hard drives, in response to antitrust complaints from Google Inc., a person familiar with the issue said Tuesday.
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Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser has an unpatched flaw that could allow hackers to hijack, then access, Google Inc. Gmail accounts from public computers, according to  security company Cenzic Inc.
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Business & money: Microsoft is at the centre of an embarrassing row over an attempt by a lobby firm strongly linked with the Seattle computer giant to rally opposition against rival Google's proposed acqusition of internet marketing firm DoubleClick.
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A computer security researcher and an antivirus company are warning MicrosoftÂ  customers about an unpatched hole in the company's Internet Explorer Web browser that could allow a remote attacker to bypass security warnings and download malicious content onto vulnerable systems.
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A security research company is offering $20,000 for information on undisclosed security flaws in Microsoft&#39;s Windows OS.Digital Armaments, which doesn&#39;t list a phone number or a headquarters address on its Web site, is offering the money as part of the &quot;Hacker&#39;s Challenge&quot; through midnight EST, Feb. 29. The company is also soliciting for flaws in what they term &quot;Windows Diffuse Applications.&quot;Submitters need to illustrate a working exploit and document it, according to the company&#39;s Web site, which is filled with misspelled words.There&#39;s nothing illegal about paying security researchers for flaws, but it does tend to annoy software companies whose products are affected.Wabisabilabi, based in Switzerland,&#160;took the idea of compensating researchers a step further&#160;last year by opening a site for them to sell vulnerabilities in auctions. In response to criticism, company officials countered that researchers could sell zero-day vulnerabilities on the black market.Microsoft, whose security vulnerabilities are generally high profile, advocates that researchers discretely alert it to software problems so users aren&#39;t put at risk. Companies generally refuse to pay for software vulnerabilities.Digital Armaments says on its Web site its research team was founded in 2003, and offices were opened in the U.S. later that year.In addition to paying money for vulnerabilities, Digital Armaments will also apparently pay in stock or credits that can be exchanged for stock under its Digital Armaments Contribution Program.Efforts to reach Digital Armaments on Wednesday morning by e-mail were unsuccessful.
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Internet search giant Google&#39;s aficionados may just have lost some vital information that could hurt their wallet! Hackers exploiting a flaw in Google&#39;s desktop search tool launched a week back could have
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Microsoft says it is working to close a breach of its technology that protects digital files from copying.
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Microsoft believes that any hacker looking to exploit this issue would have to rely on considerable help from users. The company said an attacker would need to first entice the user to visit a specific Web site and then entice them to drag ...
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Microsoft claims Red Register is illegally profiting from Microsoft's trademarks.
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The Microsoft Corporation has prepared a blistering attack on rival Google, arguing that the Web search leader takes a cavalier approach to copyright protection.