Title: Today's News
April 21, 2004 Published by  SearchWin2000.com

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Microsoft customers balk at 'forklift upgrade'
Exploit for Windows SSL flaw circulating
Google eyes Net operating system
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Reader Poll: Windows XP SP2
The Missing Link: The password is C-a-d-b-u-r-y


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Headlines
Microsoft customers balk at 'forklift upgrade'
[SearchWin2000.com]
Just because Microsoft comes out with a new version of Windows, that doesn't mean everyone is eager to buy new machines so that they can enjoy all of the operating system's features.
MORE INFO:
Look before you leap: A lesson in OS migration
XP breaks through the wire with third party PC controls


Exploit for Windows SSL flaw circulating
[InternetNews.com]
Exploits have begun popping up for a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) flaw that affects Windows. Security experts say the SSL Bomb exploit code could lead to widespread denial-of-service attacks by blocking SSL connections on machines running Windows 2000 and Windows XP. In addition, computers running Windows Server 2003 could be rebooted by the code.

Google eyes Net operating system
[Los Angeles Times]
The "big thinkers" at Google may be quietly developing a rival to Microsoft's Windows that will allow Internet users to tap into Google's massive computing power. Google reportedly operates 100,000 servers that are stiched together by Linux. Google declined to comment on reports of its plans.

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  • Linux hero hired by Microsoft
  • IBM serves antispam, virus service for small biz
  • OneNote gets new features in SP1
  • Is the stick or the carrot best motivator for security?

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    The Missing Link
    The Missing Link: The password is C-a-d-b-u-r-y
    [SearchSecurity.com]
    The next time you want to compromise a network, forget launching malicious code to gain root access. Just grab a Cadbury Creme Egg and offer it to an office worker. Evidently chocolate not only releases endorphins, it also loosens lips that sink ships.
    Read the full story.

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