The exploit's quick appearance suggests IT professionals need to patch, and patch quickly.
Microsoft plans to give the Windows Mobile platform a facelift, which includes the launch of My Phone and a developer site called Windows Marketplace for Mobile.
Microsoft will release the second CTP of its Visual Studio Extensions for SharePoint in the coming weeks, a company official said on Friday.
Atalasoft Inc. is launching a SharePoint plug-in based on the document imaging tooling in its latest SDK.
Sun Microsystems released a follow-up to its recently released JavaFX platform with its anticipated mobile edition.
Novell has released Moonlight 1.0, a plug-in based on Microsoft's Silverlight 1.0 RIA runtime.
Microsoft is putting up $250,000 for information leading to the arrest of the Conficker worm's author.
Microsoft is rolling out two levels of hosted services in anticipation of demand.
Intel's microprocessor added a little padding to 4Q 2008's plummeting chip shipments.
On Monday WSO2 unveiled a new service-oriented architecture (SOA) framework built on the OSGi specification.
An industry coalition urged President Obama to make open source software a government consideration.
Microsoft issued its monthly security patch, addressing four critical fixes and two important ones.
Google has licensed a patent from Microsoft that will allow synchronization of Exchange Server and the popular Gmail service.
The foundation overseeing the Firefox browser wants to help the European Commission in its complaint against Microsoft.
Microsoft over the weekend acknowledged it is planning a service that will allow users of its Windows Mobile operating system to synchronize data on their devices with the Web.
NCover Inc. is releasing version 3.0 this week of its flagship code coverage analysis tooling for .NET.
After months of mounting dissatisfaction with the way Sun Microsystems was evolving the MySQL database, the founders of the popular open source vendor have decided to move on.
DynaTrace Software this week upgraded its platform to allow developers to monitor, test and troubleshoot globally distributed SOA-based applications.
Execs said that two security changes will be implemented in the Release Candidate version of the OS.
Microsoft expects to fix Internet Explorer, SQL Server and Visio in its upcoming February security patch.