Microsoft plans to disclose details about its under-wraps operating system through a new public blog.
Updates to the company's ESX 3.5 and ESXi 3.5 virtualization products caused licenses to expire, and other problems.
N-BRAIN's exec talks about the integration of mixins and plug-ins in the company's new collaborative development tool.
Microsoft issued a fix yesterday via Microsoft Update for a patch blocking problem that affected System Center users.
MessageLabs reports that the number of SQL injection attacks spiked sharply last month.
Remote code execution and information disclosure risk are the main problems addressed with this patch cycle.
Microsoft execs plan to talk about the company's virtualization products on Sept. 8 in Bellevue, Wash.
Revamped BEA software will be key part of company's SOA, BPM and WebCenter suites.
More than just bug fixes, service promises to improve developer productivity.
The Linux Foundation released Beta 3 of a utility that helps ensure applications will work across multiple Linux flavors.
Use of Microsoft Internet Explorer decreased by seven percent over the year, and Vista adoption remained "slow," a report found.
With the U.S. economy still circling and unemployment on the rise, it's a good time to be in IT -- relatively speaking.
The company's revenues were up .1 percent.
The company is offering an enterprise content management solution to help law firms carry out the legal discovery process.
One fun thing about the interactive world of Web 2.0 is the online applications you can take advantage of, such as Google Gadgets.
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday security rollout next week will be expected to have 12 total fixes, with seven deemed "critical."
Microsoft has released SQL Server 2008 to manufacturing (RTM) and, as an evaluation edition, to subscribers of its Microsoft Development Network and TechNet services
The virtualization solution provider company made its move to get closer to the Linux development community.
We dodged a bullet last month -- the discovery of a fundamental flaw in the Domain Name System, Dan Kaminsky told a standing-room only (and some sitting on the floor) crowd at the Black Hat Briefings Wednesday.
A cache of stolen data gathered from a botnet that has been quietly sweeping up information for years contained the user names and passwords for 8,485 bank accounts.