Traditional password-based security is headed for extinction, says Microsoft's chairman, because it cannot "meet the challenge" of keeping critical information secure.
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The companies agree to build identity verification services based on the software giant's Windows Server 2003 product line.
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A campaign to place security front and center of its business is poised to take off in Australia, just a day after Bill Gates unveiled a new security push at Microsoft.
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The companies say they'll give viruses and worms a one-two punch with AMD's processor design, which will work in concert with the Windows XP operating system.
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Flash memory maker M-Systems announces a contract to make storage cards for future versions of the Xbox, reinforcing speculation that Microsoft may dump the console's hard drive.
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Microsoft Corp. is giving users a chance to test enhancements to its InfoPath XML forms manager. Microsoft plans to deliver those enhancements as part of Service Pack 1 (SP1) for its Office 2003 products in late June.
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The software maker seeks to gain an edge on competitors by launching a tool that can make software based on Windows easier to build.
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The delayed program should see a final release midyear. Although the software will be able to run Linux, Microsoft says it will "optimize the experience for Windows."
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The software giant scraps plans to bundle its server applications. Meanwhile, a revamped BizTalk could grab market share from IBM, BEA and Oracle.
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Microsoft is sending cease-and-desist letters to suspected code downloaders, as part of its investigation of leaked NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 source code.
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Microsoft is leading a group of vendors proposing a specification intended to extend Web services to devices.
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The companies propose a Web services specification to connect noncomputer devices. "Web services is coming home," an Intel executive says.
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Microsoft Corp. continued to investigate the leak of some of the closely-guarded code underlying its Windows 2000 and Windows NT products Friday as a partner company, Mainsoft Corp., responded to allegations that it was the source of the leak.
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Investigators are looking for clues as to how source code for Microsoft's Windows OS made its way onto the Net. An error report found in the code includes information related to a Microsoft partner.
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Net users are downloading pirated versions of Microsoft's source code, fueling concerns that hackers could crack open vital pieces of software that run millions of computers.
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BetaNews has analyzed of the core-dump file from the leaked Windows source code. Based on the evidence, it looks as if Microsoft software partner Mainsoft could be the source of the leak.
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The software giant is investigating how a file containing some protected source code to Windows 2000 was posted to several underground sites and chat rooms.
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The company wins another U.S. patent for XML-related technology, one of the first in an expected flood of filings surrounding the fast-growing standard.
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Neowin send words that the Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0 source code has been leaked
The longtime partners sharpen their networking gear and office software bundle, to the potential detriment of rivals Hewlett-Packard and 3Com.
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