Windows exploit leaked -- by Microsoft?

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	Windows exploit leaked -- by Microsoft? An attack exploiting a recently patched critical Windows flaws appeared on a Chinese site Thursday, but the source of the code appears to be Microsoft itself. Read More WHITE PAPER: BlueCat Networks Building a Smarter Network with IPAM Learn how BlueCat Networks, IBM and Juniper Networks can help you get to the cloud faster and smarter with an end-to-end, IPv6-ready cloud delivery model. Learn More In this Issue Apple protestors darken the new iPad's big day Android continues to be most targeted by hackers Google plans major overhaul of its search Microsoft slices Office 365 costs to woo enterprises Van Rossum: Python is not too slow RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Try Microsoft Office 365, free Collaborate in the cloud with Office, Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync videoconferencing. Access, edit, and share documents. Starting at $8/user/month. Try it free. Apple protestors darken the new iPad's big day In synch with today's launch of the new iPad, dozens of protestors showed up at Apple stores to demonstrate their opposition to the company's alleged worker abuse at overseas factories. Read More Android continues to be most targeted by hackers Android is still the most attractive smartphone OS for malevolent hackers, so devices based on the platform will continue to get compromised, researchers said at Black Hat Europe Friday. Read More WEBCAST: Informatica Rationalize App Portfolio, Reduce Costs with App Retirement Join guest Phil Murphy, Forrester Research, and others from NTT Data Americas, Informatica and Whirlpool, for a webinar on application retirement trends, challenges and solutions. Learn about new methods and technologies, and how you can rid your IT environment of application bloat. Register Today! Google plans major overhaul of its search Google is planning major changes to its search engine that will make it easier and faster for users to get the information they need. The company wants to do away with simply searching for word strings and coming out with website links. Read More Microsoft slices Office 365 costs to woo enterprises The cloud wars between Microsoft and its rivals are intensifying as the company has announced price cuts of up to 20 percent on Office 365 subscriptions for enterprises. Read More Van Rossum: Python is not too slow In an interview, Python inventor Guido van Rossum also highlights need for new branch and prospects for the language. Read More
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