A March DNS security patch doesn't work on compromised servers, according to nCircle.
Windows 7 will feature superior application compatibility over Vista, according to a Microsoft announcement.
Microsoft today revealed plans to offer tooling and guidance on its developer portal.
Mike Nash, Microsoft's corporate vice president for Windows product management, talks about the status of IE 8 RC1.
Microsoft plans to expand the list of features that can be turned off in its Windows 7 Release Candidate.
.NET developers face adjustments as they start coding for Microsoft's high-flying workflow and collaboration platform.
The fixes will address spoofing and remote code execution attacks.
Microsoft's chief security advisor blamed the spread of the Conficker worm on laggard IT staff.
Microsoft this week unexpectedly issued a second release candidate of its ASP.NET Model View Controller.
New data visualization tools are available for those developing on the Microsoft Silverlight 2 Web multimedia platform.
Look for a third-party market of component tools that allow developers to build business applications based on Adobe's Flex rich client programming platform to emerge this year.
The patch addresses reliability problems with the version of Internet Explorer 8 that runs on Windows 7 Beta.
VSLive! San Francisco showcased applications developed with Redmond's four rich client technologies: Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight, Windows 7 Touch and Surface.
When Microsoft releases the 4.0 version of Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), it will be providing the first truly usable version of the technology since it debuted more than two years ago
Microsoft officials this week tried to convince developers to build applications for its Surface -- the company's multi-user, multi-touch technology that turns a specially designed table top into an interactive multi-touch interface.
The bug drops a Trojan-horse binary when users open an affected Excel file.
The near-final Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 was released by Microsoft on Wednesday.
In the keynote on Tuesday, Microsoft's Jason Zander showcased advances in the new VS 2010 user interface for the first time to VSLive! attendees.
The browser prototype uses its own operating system to separate processes and control security.
MDC session laid out the key advances from an ALM perspective