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Windows XP zero-day under active attack
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A new zero-day vulnerability affecting users of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 has already been leveraged in a limited number of targeted attacks, Microsoft warns. Just prior to Thanksgiving, Microsoft issued an advisory about the bug …
Windows XP six time more hackable than newer software
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Windows XP is six times more likely to be successfully hacked than Windows 7 or 8 and, when Microsoft stops providing security updates, anyone running Windows XP will absolutely be a sitting duck. Big-box retailers will tell you that you have no choice …
Exchange 2013 CU3 causes headaches for OWA on Windows XP
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If you're running Windows XP on the desktop, you already know that the April 2014 deadline for termination of extended support is looming. Exchange 2013 CU3 might just be giving you a little hint too as it seems that IE8 on Windows XP doesn't deliver a …
Windows XP is still second most popular OS despite Microsoft's plans to end …
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Microsoft is to end support for Windows XP on 8 April, 2014, leaving 31 per cent of desktops that still run it vulnerable to hackers. According to a report by Net Market Share, Windows XP is second only to Windows 7 (46 per cent) in terms of desktop …
A new zero-day vulnerability affecting users of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 has already been leveraged in a limited number of targeted attacks, Microsoft warns. Just prior to Thanksgiving, Microsoft issued an advisory about the bug …
Windows XP six time more hackable than newer software
windows xp
Windows XP is six times more likely to be successfully hacked than Windows 7 or 8 and, when Microsoft stops providing security updates, anyone running Windows XP will absolutely be a sitting duck. Big-box retailers will tell you that you have no choice …
Exchange 2013 CU3 causes headaches for OWA on Windows XP
windows xp
If you're running Windows XP on the desktop, you already know that the April 2014 deadline for termination of extended support is looming. Exchange 2013 CU3 might just be giving you a little hint too as it seems that IE8 on Windows XP doesn't deliver a …
Windows XP is still second most popular OS despite Microsoft's plans to end …
windows xp
Microsoft is to end support for Windows XP on 8 April, 2014, leaving 31 per cent of desktops that still run it vulnerable to hackers. According to a report by Net Market Share, Windows XP is second only to Windows 7 (46 per cent) in terms of desktop …
Windows XP is six times more likely to be successfully hacked than Windows 7 or 8 and, when Microsoft stops providing security updates, anyone running Windows XP will absolutely be a sitting duck. Big-box retailers will tell you that you have no choice …
Exchange 2013 CU3 causes headaches for OWA on Windows XP
windows xp
If you're running Windows XP on the desktop, you already know that the April 2014 deadline for termination of extended support is looming. Exchange 2013 CU3 might just be giving you a little hint too as it seems that IE8 on Windows XP doesn't deliver a …
Windows XP is still second most popular OS despite Microsoft's plans to end …
windows xp
Microsoft is to end support for Windows XP on 8 April, 2014, leaving 31 per cent of desktops that still run it vulnerable to hackers. According to a report by Net Market Share, Windows XP is second only to Windows 7 (46 per cent) in terms of desktop …
If you're running Windows XP on the desktop, you already know that the April 2014 deadline for termination of extended support is looming. Exchange 2013 CU3 might just be giving you a little hint too as it seems that IE8 on Windows XP doesn't deliver a …
Windows XP is still second most popular OS despite Microsoft's plans to end …
windows xp
Microsoft is to end support for Windows XP on 8 April, 2014, leaving 31 per cent of desktops that still run it vulnerable to hackers. According to a report by Net Market Share, Windows XP is second only to Windows 7 (46 per cent) in terms of desktop …
Microsoft is to end support for Windows XP on 8 April, 2014, leaving 31 per cent of desktops that still run it vulnerable to hackers. According to a report by Net Market Share, Windows XP is second only to Windows 7 (46 per cent) in terms of desktop …
